Collect QueryWeaver errors in GenAI analytics - #710
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds asynchronous reporting for unhandled exceptions and extends query usage records with query IDs, questions, endpoints, and error details. Query and confirmation streams propagate this metadata. Failed usage events create linked ChangesQuery observability
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds error analytics, but the current head still has a correlation gap for globally handled errors, may expose credentials or user data in application logs, and can replace original HTTP or OAuth error responses when reporting context is unavailable. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owners. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QueryStream
participant UsageTracking
participant OrganizationsGraph
QueryStream->>UsageTracking: question, query_id, endpoint, success or error
UsageTracking->>OrganizationsGraph: usage event and failed Error relationship
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participant ExceptionHandler
participant report_error
participant OrganizationsGraph
ExceptionHandler->>report_error: request and exception
report_error->>OrganizationsGraph: sanitized Error metadata
report_error-->>ExceptionHandler: scheduled reporting task
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Affected files (4):
api/routes/usage_tracking.pyapi/analytics.pyapi/routes/graphs.pytests/test_error_analytics.pytests/test_usage_tracking.py
Key themes
- Error analytics reliability and correlation gaps (timeout/best-effort guarantees, duplicate/unlinked error records).
- Async/background task robustness risks (task lifecycle handling and potential sink retention issues).
- Insufficient test coverage for failure-path semantics (missing assertions for critical error branches and relationship persistence).
Next steps
- Add correlation strategy between global/per-query error records (shared key + merge semantics).
- Bound analytics writes in exception path with short timeout and preserve non-blocking behavior under DB outage.
- Harden
query_graphinput handling for empty chat before indexing. - Expand tests to cover failure branches and assert
FAILED_WITH/error linkage in failure Cypher generation.
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[major]: Failed usage writes create an Error node but never persist or reuse the same identifier from the global unhandled-error reporter, so a single failure can produce duplicate, unlinked Error nodes and prevent exact attribution.
Include a shared error/query correlation key (e.g., query_id on Error) and MERGE on that key (or pass global reporter ID into usage tracking) instead of always CREATEing a new Error node.
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[major]: task.add_done_callback(sink.discard) is only attached when a sink is provided, but failures are swallowed inside _safe_write_usage; if any exception escapes before callback registration or outside _safe_write_usage, the sink can retain completed tasks indefinitely and tests relying on draining may hang/flap.
Attach the discard callback immediately after task creation and independently of sink mutation safety, e.g. always add a done callback that removes from sink when sink is not None before any other logic.
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[major]: The new test only validates the happy path for report_error; it does not cover key failure branches (missing FALKORDB_URL and graph write exceptions) that are central to the function’s best-effort contract. Without these tests, regressions could break error reporting behavior silently.
Add tests asserting report_error returns False and closes resources correctly when FALKORDB_URL is unset and when graph.query raises.
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| USER_ID, f"{USER_ID}_mydb", success=False, question="Broken query", |
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[major]: The updated tests assert request params but do not verify that failed usage writes include the new FAILED_WITH/error-node linkage in the generated Cypher for failure cases. This leaves the core data-model change unguarded.
In test_records_failed_query_event, assert the Cypher contains CREATE (e)-[:FAILED_WITH]->(error) (and optionally :Error creation) to validate relationship persistence semantics.
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[major]: query_graph reads chat_data.chat[-1] before entering the try/except stream block. If chat is empty, this raises IndexError and bypasses the intended streaming error handling and usage failure recording path.
Guard before indexing (e.g., validate non-empty chat and return 400) or default question safely before generating query_id.
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Pull request overview
This PR extends QueryWeaver’s existing Organizations analytics graph tracking to capture richer per-query usage metadata and to record unhandled application errors as :Error nodes for downstream GenAI analytics and attribution.
Changes:
- Extend usage tracking to record
query_id,question,error, and create(:UsageEvent)-[:FAILED_WITH]->(:Error)links for failed attempts. - Generate and propagate a request-scoped
query_id(and the user’s question) through the streaming query/confirm routes into usage tracking. - Add best-effort global error reporting (
api.analytics.report_error) wired into the app-wide exception handler, plus new/updated tests.
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api/routes/usage_tracking.py |
Adds query_id/question/error fields and creates Error nodes + FAILED_WITH relationships for failures. |
api/routes/graphs.py |
Generates per-request query_id and passes question/error context into usage tracking calls. |
api/app_factory.py |
Calls report_error() from the global exception handler for non-HTTP exceptions. |
api/analytics.py |
New best-effort error reporter that writes :Error nodes into the Organizations graph. |
tests/test_usage_tracking.py |
Updates tests to reflect new usage tracking parameters and payload fields. |
tests/test_error_analytics.py |
Adds coverage ensuring report_error() writes to the Organizations graph as expected. |
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| success: Whether SQL execution succeeded (no execution error). | ||
| question: The natural-language question associated with the attempt. | ||
| error: The pipeline or execution error for failed attempts. | ||
| query_id: Request-scoped identifier used to link an unhandled error. | ||
| db: Optional FalkorDB handle; resolves to the server singleton when None. |
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In `@api/analytics.py`:
- Around line 43-44: Update the exception serialization around the type and
message fields to avoid persisting raw str(exc) output. Replace it with an
allowlisted, non-sensitive error summary and stable error code, or redact
sensitive values before storing the message while preserving the existing
exception type.
- Around line 21-22: Move BlockingConnectionPool.from_url and FalkorDB
initialization into the protected block of report_error so setup failures are
logged and re-raised through handle_oauth_error. In the cleanup path, catch
close failures separately and keep them from replacing the original exception.
In `@api/routes/graphs.py`:
- Line 38: Update the _serialize_pipeline function signature with type
annotations for gen, user_id, namespaced, question, query_id, and its
asynchronous return value, using the existing project types or appropriate
standard typing symbols.
- Around line 202-210: Update the streaming handler around _serialize_pipeline
to generate query_id before creating each stream, assign it to request.state,
and ensure report_error reads that stored value when persisting the analytics
Error node. Preserve the same query_id for the stream’s usage and
unhandled-error events.
In `@tests/test_error_analytics.py`:
- Around line 11-12: Add the pytest.mark.unit decorator to
test_report_error_writes_org_graph alongside its existing pytest.mark.asyncio
marker, preserving the test’s current behavior.
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| question = chat_data.chat[-1] | ||
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| run_query(request.state.user_id, graph_id, chat_data), | ||
| user_id=request.state.user_id, namespaced=namespaced, | ||
| user_id=request.state.user_id, | ||
| namespaced=namespaced, | ||
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Expose query_id to unhandled-error reporting.
Generate query_id before creating each stream, store it on request.state, and persist it from report_error in the analytics Error node. The current closure-local ID cannot link unhandled errors to their usage events.
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In `@api/routes/graphs.py` around lines 202 - 210, Update the streaming handler
around _serialize_pipeline to generate query_id before creating each stream,
assign it to request.state, and ensure report_error reads that stored value when
persisting the analytics Error node. Preserve the same query_id for the stream’s
usage and unhandled-error events.
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In `@api/analytics.py`:
- Around line 14-24: Update _SENSITIVE_VALUE and _safe_message to redact quoted
key/value forms such as JSON credentials and replace complete Bearer
authorization credentials, including the token itself, before truncation and
persistence. Add focused tests covering both quoted sensitive values and
Authorization Bearer values, while preserving existing sanitization behavior.
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api/routes/usage_tracking.py:62
- The Error node’s
endpointis built from$graph_id, butgraph_idhere is the namespaced graph name (includes base64 email). That makesendpointinaccurate as a route path and unnecessarily embeds reversible user identity into the stored error record.
source: 'queryweaver',
type: 'QueryError',
message: CASE WHEN $error = '' THEN 'Query could not be completed' ELSE $error END,
endpoint: $endpoint,
method: 'POST',
tests/test_error_analytics.py:24
- This test no longer verifies redaction of passwords/redis credentials because the input error message doesn’t contain the values asserted below (e.g.
hunter2,secret@). As written it can pass even if redaction is broken; update the fixture message to include representative sensitive patterns and assert that they are removed/replaced.
error = RuntimeError(
"password=hunter2 token: abc123 redis://default:secret@db.example:6379"
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message = analytics._safe_message(error) # pylint: disable=protected-access
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| message = _SENSITIVE_VALUE.sub(r"\1\2[REDACTED]", str(exc)) | ||
| message = re.sub(r"(?i)(redis(?:s)?://[^:@/\s]+:)[^@/\s]+@", r"\1[REDACTED]@", message) | ||
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api/analytics.py:24
_safe_message()does not fully redactAuthorization: Bearer <token>-style values: the current_SENSITIVE_VALUEpattern only replaces the first token after the key (e.g., it would redactBearerbut leave the actual bearer token intact). This can leak credentials into the analytics graph.
def _safe_message(exc: Exception) -> str:
"""Redact common credential forms before persisting an exception message."""
message = _SENSITIVE_VALUE.sub(r"\1\2[REDACTED]", str(exc))
message = re.sub(r"(?i)(redis(?:s)?://[^:@/\s]+:)[^@/\s]+@", r"\1[REDACTED]@", message)
return message[:4000]
api/routes/usage_tracking.py:180
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errorstring is persisted toUsageEvent.error/Error.messagewithout any credential redaction. Since upstream failures frequently usestr(e)(e.g., DB/driver exceptions), this risks storing secrets (passwords, tokens, Redis URLs) in the Organizations graph. Consider sanitizing the error string before writing it.
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question[:4000],
error[:4000],
endpoint,
api/analytics.py:13
ANALYTICS_GRAPHduplicates the Organizations-graph name resolution viaos.getenv(...), while the rest of the codebase usesapi.config.ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPHas the single source of truth. Reusing the shared constant avoids configuration drift and ensures.envloading behavior is consistent.
from fastapi import Request
from falkordb.asyncio import FalkorDB
from redis.asyncio import BlockingConnectionPool
LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
ANALYTICS_GRAPH = os.getenv("ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPH", "Organizations")
api/analytics.py:70
- On analytics write failures, the code logs only the exception string. Using
LOGGER.exception(...)(orLOGGER.error(..., exc_info=True)) would preserve the stack trace, which is important for diagnosing production analytics/reporting issues.
except Exception as analytics_error: # pylint: disable=broad-exception-caught
LOGGER.error("Failed to report QueryWeaver error to analytics: %s", analytics_error)
return False
api/app_factory.py:346
logging.exception(...)already includes exception info from the current handler; passingexc_info=excis redundant and also not the expected type forexc_info(bool or an exc-info tuple). This can lead to inconsistent logging behavior across Python versions.
logging.exception(
"Unhandled error for %s %s", request.method, request.url.path, exc_info=exc
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High — DB connection-string passwords are not redacted (only redis:// is).
_safe_message strips credentials only from redis:///rediss:// URIs, but this app's core job is connecting to PostgreSQL/MySQL via URLs with embedded passwords (api/loaders/postgres_loader.py:168 passes connection_url straight to psycopg2.connect; api/loaders/mysql_loader.py parses mysql://user:pass@host/db). Verified against this exact function: postgresql://user:sup3rs3cret@db:5432/app and mysql://root:pw123@host/db pass through completely unredacted. A malformed/failed DSN raising out of a route (psycopg2 reports invalid dsn: <full URI>) therefore writes the user's live database password into the Organizations graph as Error.message, permanently.
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Medium — Authorization: Bearer <token> redaction strips the word and keeps the token.
([^\s,;]+) captures only the first token after the separator, so header-style values leak. Verified: Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.payload.sig → Authorization: [REDACTED] eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.payload.sig; same for authorization = Bearer abc.def. Any exception whose message echoes a request header (common with httpx/requests wrappers) stores a live bearer token in the graph.
Fix: allow an optional scheme word in front of the secret and consume the whole remaining value for authorization, e.g. make the value group (?:(?:bearer|basic|token)\s+)?[^\s,;]+ so the credential after Bearer is what gets replaced.
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Medium — Error nodes are created for normal, non-error product flows.
This fires on NOT $success, but success is final.is_valid and final.error_message is None (api/routes/graphs.py:64). api/core/text2sql.py:394 (off-topic question) and :446 (clarifying follow-up question) deliberately return is_valid=False, error_message=None — the existing comment in _serialize_pipeline calls this out explicitly. So a user typing "hello", or the assistant asking a clarifying question, now creates (:Error {source:'queryweaver', type:'QueryError', message:'Query could not be completed'}) plus a User-[:ENCOUNTERED]->Error edge, indistinguishable from the real unhandled errors written by api/analytics.py. Error dashboards for #73 will be dominated by non-errors.
Key the FOREACH off an actual error string instead of the success flag (which also makes the 'Query could not be completed' fallback on line 59 dead code that can be simplified to $error):
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Medium — question and error (lines 178-179) are persisted with no redaction.
The same PR routes Error.message through analytics._safe_message, but this path writes error straight through. Strings that reach here include MySQLQueryError(f"MySQL query execution error: {str(e)}") (api/loaders/mysql_loader.py:569) and healer_agent.py:218's enhanced_error, which can embed connection/DSN detail; question is arbitrary user natural language stored against the user's email node.
Fix: lift _safe_message's redaction into a shared helper that takes a str and apply it to error (and ideally question) before truncation. Also update the module docstring at lines 15-17 — it still documents UsageEvent as carrying only graph_id/is_demo/success/timestamp, so it is now stale about what this module retains.
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Medium — a fresh Redis pool per error, and up to 2 s added inline to every 500 response.
This builds a brand-new BlockingConnectionPool per error and awaits the write (2 s cap) inline in the Exception handler, instead of reusing the existing singleton via api.core.db_resolver.resolve_db() the way usage_tracking._write_usage does. Concrete failure: if FalkorDB is unreachable — the likely cause of the 500s in the first place — every request now stalls ~2 s inside the handler while a new pool tries to connect, holding the worker. The handler is reachable by unauthenticated traffic and there is no rate limiting anywhere in api/, so bots hitting any 500-ing URL drive unbounded Error writes plus connection churn.
Fix: resolve_db().select_graph(ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPH) and drop the per-call pool and aclose; better still, schedule the write with asyncio.create_task + a task sink (as usage tracking does) so the 500 response isn't delayed at all.
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Medium — errors mentioning "token"/"oauth" skip both report_error and the new logging. (The issue is on line 335, which isn't part of the diff.)
report_error is placed after the if "token" in str(exc).lower() or "oauth" in str(exc).lower(): short-circuit that returns RedirectResponse("/"), so that branch now also skips the analytics write and the logging.exception below. An LLM failure like "This model's maximum context length is 8192 tokens…", or any error mentioning a token column, is swallowed as a 302 to the home page with zero record — exactly the class of unhandled error this PR exists to capture.
Fix: move await report_error(request, exc) and the logging.exception(...) call to the top of the handler, before the substring check.
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Low — a non-string chat element aborts the confirm stream instead of degrading gracefully.
ConfirmRequest.chat is untyped (chat: list = [], api/core/text2sql.py:85), so an API/MCP client can send message objects. question is then a dict, and question[:4000] in record_query_usage_background (api/routes/usage_tracking.py:178) raises TypeError: unhashable type: 'slice'. That raise happens inside _serialize_pipeline, is caught by the broad except, and the recovery path calls record_query_usage_background again with the same value — so the second TypeError is raised inside the except block and escapes the generator: the client gets a truncated stream instead of the {"type": "error"} event, and no usage event is recorded. /query is safe because ChatRequest.chat is list[str].
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Low — graph name duplicated instead of imported from api.config.
This diverges from api/config.py:20, which uses os.getenv("ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPH") or "Organizations". With ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPH="" set in the environment, usage events go to Organizations while errors go to select_graph("") — two different graphs.
Fix: drop this constant and from api.config import ORGANIZATIONS_GRAPH, as every other module does (api/routes/usage_tracking.py:31, api/routes/tokens.py:12, api/auth/user_management.py:12).
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Low — the \s+ separator alternative mangles ordinary messages.
Verified through this function: psycopg2.OperationalError: password authentication failed for user "admin" → password [REDACTED] failed for user "admin", and token expired for user bob → token [REDACTED] for user bob. The most common Postgres auth error becomes unreadable in the analytics graph, defeating the purpose of storing it.
Fix: require an explicit separator — drop |\s+ from _SENSITIVE_VALUE (allow optional surrounding quotes instead), so only key=value / key: value forms are redacted.
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Low — tautological assertion gives query_id zero coverage.
"query_id": params["query_id"] compares the value to itself inside assert params == {...}, so it can never fail: a None, empty, or non-UUID query_id would pass this test.
Fix: pop it out of the equality dict and assert the shape — uuid.UUID(params.pop("query_id")) before comparing the rest — and add a case that passes an explicit query_id= and pins that it is the value written.
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- Around line 333-336: Redact exception messages before logging and avoid
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Redact exception data before logging.
Both logging paths bypass redact_sensitive_text. logging.exception records the original exception, and LOGGER.error(..., analytics_error, exc_info=True) records the analytics exception. Either exception can contain credentials or user data.
api/app_factory.py#L333-L336: log a redacted exception message withoutlogging.exception.api/analytics.py#L53-L58: redactanalytics_errorand omit its unredacted traceback from the log entry.
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Note: [CWE-117] Improper Output Neutralization for Logs. OWASP A09:2021 Security Logging and Monitoring Failures.
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api/routes/usage_tracking.py:56
endpointis accepted/passed into the usage write but is only persisted on the conditional(:Error)node. This means successful(:UsageEvent)records lose endpoint attribution, even though the caller provides it.
CREATE (u)-[:PERFORMED]->(e:UsageEvent {
query_id: $query_id,
graph_id: $graph_id,
is_demo: $is_demo,
success: $success,
api/core/text2sql.py:85
ConfirmRequest.chatstill uses a mutable default ([]). Even if Pydantic often copies defaults, adefault_factoryis the unambiguous way to avoid any shared-state risk across requests and matches the intent ofchatbeing optional/empty by default.
chat: list[str] = []
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The fix commit resolves 8 of the 10 original findings, and extracting redact_sensitive_text into api/helpers/redaction.py shared by both write paths is a better structure than the per-module fix I originally suggested — one place to audit, and usage_tracking gets the same treatment as analytics for free.
Verified rather than eyeballed: the new regexes against the concrete strings from the first pass (postgresql://user:...@db/app, mysql://root:...@host/db, Authorization: Bearer eyJ..., password authentication failed, token expired for user bob) plus postgres://, rediss://, mysql+pymysql://, uppercase keys and quoted JSON/dict forms; the new Cypher re-run against a live FalkorDB (off-topic params now create the UsageEvent only, no :Error); list[str] rejecting dict/int/None chat items under pydantic 2.12.5; and that dropping exc_info=exc still logs the original traceback rather than report_error's internally-caught error. 15/15 tests pass, pylint 10.00/10 on the changed files.
Four things survived:
api/helpers/redaction.py— the URL password pattern misses the empty-username form, which is the canonicalFALKORDB_URLshape. Before merge.api/routes/usage_tracking.py—u.error_countand:Errornode creation are now gated differently and disagree permanently. Before merge.api/analytics.py— the 2 s write is still awaited inline, now on more paths; plus the eagerapi.extensionsimport. Lower priority.api/routes/usage_tracking.py— module docstring still understates what theUsageEventretains. Lower priority.
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Should be fixed before merge — the URL pattern requires a username, so the empty-username form leaks.
[^:@/\s]+ before the colon demands at least one userinfo character, so URLs that omit the username pass through untouched. Verified against redact_sensitive_text:
'redis://:onlypass@h:6379' -> 'redis://:onlypass@h:6379'
'rediss://:cloudpass@r-abc.falkordb.io:6379' -> 'rediss://:cloudpass@r-abc.falkordb.io:6379'
'postgresql://:pw@h/db' -> 'postgresql://:pw@h/db'
redis://:password@host:6379 is the canonical FALKORDB_URL / FalkorDB Cloud shape, and FalkorDB connection failures are exactly what this module reports on — so the credential most likely to reach Error.message is the one still not redacted.
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| r"(?i)\b([a-z][a-z0-9+.\-]*://[^:@/\s]*:)[^@/\s]+@" |
Same-class residue worth a follow-up, not a blocker: a password containing a literal @, , or ; leaks its tail (postgresql://user:p@ss@host/db -> postgresql://user:[REDACTED]@ss@host/db; password=ab,cd -> password: [REDACTED],cd).
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Should be fixed before merge — this gate and u.error_count now disagree permanently.
The FOREACH moved to $error = '' (correct), but u.error_count on line 45 still increments on NOT $success. Since success is is_valid and error_message is None, the two diverge for every result that is unsuccessful with no error string: off-topic questions (api/core/text2sql.py:394) and clarifying follow-up questions (api/core/text2sql.py:446).
Measured by running the current Cypher against a live FalkorDB with three events (off-topic, real failure, success):
u.query_count = 3, u.success_count = 1, u.error_count = 2
MATCH (n:Error) RETURN n.message -> 1 row ('syntax error')
error_count says 2, the graph holds 1 :Error. Any #73 dashboard comparing User.error_count against :Error/FAILED_WITH counts will show a permanent mismatch.
Either gate the counter the same way:
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| u.error_count = coalesce(u.error_count, 0) + (CASE WHEN $error = '' THEN 0 ELSE 1 END), |
(that suggestion belongs on line 45 — GitHub will only let me anchor it here) or keep the current semantics and rename it to non_success_count so the two metrics are not mistaken for each other.
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Lower priority — the 2 s await is still inline, and now on more paths than before.
asyncio.wait_for(..., timeout=2) is still awaited inside the exception handler, and since report_error moved to the top of handle_oauth_error it now runs ahead of the OAuth-redirect and HTTPException branches too. An unreachable or slow FalkorDB therefore adds up to 2 s to OAuth redirects as well as 500s, and the path has no rate limiting, so unauthenticated traffic that triggers errors still drives unbounded :Error writes.
Fix: schedule it instead of awaiting it — asyncio.create_task plus a task sink, exactly as api/routes/usage_tracking.py:record_query_usage_background already does — so the response is never delayed.
Separately, line 9's module-level from api.extensions import db bypasses the lazy import that api/core/db_resolver.py exists to provide ("The import is deferred so the SDK can use this module without triggering api.extensions's import-time FalkorDB connect"). Not a server regression — api/auth/user_management.py:13 and api/routes/auth.py:25 already import it eagerly — but I built the wheel and api/analytics.py ships in queryweaver-0.3.1 (it is not in the hatch exclude list), so importing it from the SDK triggers the connect the SDK design avoids. resolve_db() would keep both properties.
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Lower priority — the module docstring no longer describes what is retained. (The text is on lines 15-17, which aren't in the diff.)
It still documents the (:UsageEvent) node as carrying graph_id/is_demo/success/timestamp. As of this PR the node also carries query_id, question (raw user natural language) and error, and may spawn a linked (:Error) node with ENCOUNTERED/FAILED_WITH edges.
Fix: extend that bullet to list the new properties and the linked :Error node, so the retention documentation matches for a module that now persists user question text.
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- The redaction test asserts several secret values (e.g., "hunter2", "bearer-secret", "pg-secret", "mysql-secret") that never appear in the constructed exception message, so the test can pass even if those patterns aren’t actually redacted. Include these secrets in the input string so the assertions meaningfully exercise the redactor.
'password=hunter2 token: abc123 Authorization: ****** '
'"api_key": "json-secret" ******db.example:5432/app '
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18-18: LGTM!
18-18: 🔒 Security & PrivacyAdd regression coverage for empty-username URLs.
Verify that
tests/test_usage_tracking.pycoversredis://:password@hostandrediss://:password@host. These cases protect the behavior introduced on Line 18.
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5-55: LGTM!Also applies to: 58-65, 78-93
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333-337: Keep the existing redaction fix for this handler.The previous review finding remains unresolved.
logging.exceptionrecords rawexcand its traceback. The OAuth branch logs rawexcagain. Exception text can contain credentials or user data. Log a redacted message and do not emit the unredacted traceback. Neutralize control characters in request-derived values before logging them.This repeats the previous redaction finding and the supplied log-injection analysis.
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Catch LookupError when background_tasks_var is unset.
When background_tasks_var has no value in the current context, background_tasks_var.get() raises LookupError instead of ImportError. Lines 66–73 catch only ImportError. Because report_error() runs before OAuth and HTTP exception handling, an unhandled LookupError replaces the original error response. Catch both ImportError and LookupError, then set sink = None.
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