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fix(openai-base): treat a caller abort as an abort, not a fatal error - #2095
When the caller aborts an OpenAI chat, the adapter logs openai.… fatal on the errors channel. That channel stays on when debug is left out, so each user Stop prints console.error, or goes to the app's logger and its error monitoring. A direct chatStream() call that is aborted before the response also yields RUN_ERROR with stopReason: 'error' and no code. The Responses and Chat Completions adapters now skip the log for a caller abort, and they classify the openai client's abort error as an abort (code: 'aborted').
🎯 Changes
isAbortError in both adapters also matches instanceof APIUserAbortError. The openai client throws that class, and it leaves name as 'Error', so the old name check never matched it. It also matches the class name, for a client injected from another copy of openai, where instanceof fails. runErrorPayload returns { message: 'Request aborted', code: 'aborted' } for an abort, the same shape that core's toRunErrorPayload gives a named abort.
Every fatal log in a chatStream, processStreamChunks, structuredOutput or structuredOutputStream catch is skipped when isAbortError(error) is true. The same blocks already use isAbortError to set stopReason: 'aborted'.
The Responses chatStream catch now logs before it yields RUN_ERROR, as the Chat Completions handler already does. A consumer that stops at RUN_ERROR closes the generator at the yield, so a log after it never ran.
Unit tests: tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts aborts mid-stream through chat() and through a drained structuredOutputStream(). tests/abort-before-response.test.ts aborts before the response, on direct chatStream() and structuredOutput() calls, for both APIs and for both createOpenAIClient() and new OpenAI(). It also checks an APIUserAbortError from another openai copy, and that a 500 still logs fatal when the consumer stops at RUN_ERROR.
E2E: four chat.spec.ts cases, openai (Responses) and openai-compatible (Chat Completions), mid-stream and before the response. The route api.chat-caller-abort.ts returns the errors log lines, plus the onAbort count or the RUN_ERROR code.
Docs: no change. docs/advanced/debug-logging.md describes the errors channel as the log of failures. The middleware guide sends an abort to onAbort, not to onError. A caller abort is not a failure, so the docs already describe the fixed behavior.
The catch blocks call logger.errors('… fatal') with no condition. Core treats a caller abort as onAbort, not onError.
On abort, the client throws new APIUserAbortError() from openai/core/error. In openai 7.30.0 that error has name: 'Error'. isAbortError and core's toRunErrorPayload match aborts by name only, so they miss it. The name check came in feat: streaming structured output across openai/openrouter/grok/groq + summarize fix #527, on openai 6.9.1, whose error also has name: 'Error'. The existing tests pass because they build a mock error with name: 'APIUserAbortError' set by hand.
Fix.isAbortError also checks instanceof APIUserAbortError, and runErrorPayload maps an abort to code: 'aborted'. Each fatal log in these catch blocks runs only when isAbortError(error) is false. A real failure still logs fatal and keeps its own code.
Possible alternatives
Set name on the error in client.ts. This also fixes core's name checks. But it misses a user-supplied new OpenAI() client, and the repro shows that case fails the same way.
Use instanceof in core. Core does not depend on openai, so it cannot import the class.
Drop error logs in core when the run's signal is aborted. That covers every adapter at once. But it changes the logger for all activities, and it can hide a real failure that occurs after an abort.
Match the abort by message instead of class name. The SDK's message, 'Request was aborted.', is less stable than its exported class name.
Other adapters have the same unconditional fatal log in their stream catch blocks, from reading the code: Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, Bedrock and OpenRouter. I did not run them. The Anthropic client throws the same unnamed APIUserAbortError, but its text adapter checks signal.aborted instead. They are out of scope, because the contributing guide asks for one topic per PR.
Testing
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NX_BASE=upstream/main pnpm test:pr: pass (Successfully ran targets test:sherif, test:knip, test:docs, test:kiira, test:maintainer, test:ai-review, test:oxlint, test:lib, test:types, test:build, build for 31 projects and 51 tasks they depend on).
pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e exec playwright test tests/chat.spec.ts: 18 passed, the 4 caller-abort cases included.
pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e test:e2e: 720 passed, 1 failed, 4 skipped, 3 did not run. The failure is multimodal-tool-result-wire.spec.ts › mistral: tool message content is an array with an image_url chunk. @tanstack/ai-mistral does not depend on @tanstack/openai-base. The spec reads entries[0] of the shared aimock journal, so a parallel test's request can come first. Run alone, the spec passes (7 of 7).
tsc --noEmit -p testing/e2e/tsconfig.json: clean.
Second CodeRabbit round (3231d7d): vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts, 20 passed. With the adapters from 02ae7d2, 5 of the new cases fail: the structuredOutputStream abort (2), the other-copy APIUserAbortError (2), and the Responses RUN_ERROR stop (1). tsc and oxlint --type-aware in packages/openai-base: clean. E2E was not run again for this round. It touches no route.
Third CodeRabbit round (f37ab82): the class-name check reads constructor through an optional chain, so an error object with no prototype no longer throws. The same two files: 22 passed. With the adapters from 3231d7d, the new no-prototype case fails in both. tsc and oxlint: clean.
E2E fail, then pass. With @tanstack/openai-base built from this PR before this update (only the #2092 guards), the 2 new cases fail:
✘ 1 [chromium] › tests/chat.spec.ts:55:3 › openai — a caller abort before the response is an abort and logs no error (88ms)
✘ 2 [chromium] › tests/chat.spec.ts:55:3 › openai-compatible — a caller abort before the response is an abort and logs no error (97ms)
- "code": "aborted",
- "errors": Array [],
+ "errors": Array [
+ "❌ [tanstack-ai:errors] ❌ openai.chatStream fatal",
+ ],
2 failed
With this PR, all 4 caller-abort cases pass. The mid-stream cases also failed on main before the first push (both logged openai.processStreamChunks fatal).
Repro on clean main: abort before the response (#2096). The test is tests/abort-before-response.test.ts on this branch. It uses the real client over a fetch that never answers, and aborts after 10 ms. I ran it with pnpm --dir <worktree>/packages/openai-base exec vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts. The Vite config warning lines are left out.
❯ |@tanstack/openai-base| tests/abort-before-response.test.ts (12 tests | 12 failed) 149ms
FAIL ... 'Responses' adapter on 'createOpenAIClient()': a caller abort before the response > yields a RUN_ERROR classified as aborted
- "code": "aborted",
+ "code": undefined,
- "stopReason": "aborted",
+ "stopReason": "error",
FAIL ... 'Chat Completions' adapter on 'createOpenAIClient()': a caller abort before the response > logs nothing on the errors channel
+ "❌ [tanstack-ai:errors] ❌ openai.chatStream fatal",
FAIL ... 'Responses' adapter on 'new OpenAI()': a caller abort before the response > structuredOutput logs nothing on the errors channel
+ "❌ [tanstack-ai:errors] ❌ openai.structuredOutput fatal",
Test Files 1 failed (1)
Tests 12 failed (12)
On this PR before this update (only the #2092 guards, merged with main), 12 of 12 still fail, with the same chatStream fatal and structuredOutput fatal lines. The guards ask isAbortError, which returns false for this error.
On this branch:
Test Files 2 passed (2)
Tests 14 passed (14)
That run includes tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts. To check that each change is needed, I removed one at a time and ran the repro again. Each removal fails cases: instanceof (6 per adapter), runErrorPayload (2 per adapter), and each fatal guard (2 each).
Each adapter gets one SSE event, then the body stays open. The test aborts 20 ms after the first text chunk. It checks that the run got a text chunk, that onAbort ran once, and that the logger got no error line. This test is not on the branch.
import{expect,it}from'vitest'import{chat}from'@tanstack/ai'import{createOpenAIClient}from'../src/client'import{OpenAIBaseChatCompletionsTextAdapter}from'../src/adapters/chat-completions-text'import{OpenAIBaseResponsesTextAdapter}from'../src/adapters/responses-text'importtype{ClientOptions}from'openai'typeFetch=NonNullable<ClientOptions['fetch']>functionhangingSse(first: object): Fetch{returnasync(_url,init)=>newResponse(newReadableStream<Uint8Array>({start(c){c.enqueue(newTextEncoder().encode(`data: ${JSON.stringify(first)}\n\n`))init?.signal?.addEventListener('abort',()=>c.error(init.signal?.reason),)},}),{headers: {'content-type': 'text/event-stream'}},)}asyncfunctionstopMidStream(adapter: any){consterrorLines: Array<string>=[]consttypes: Array<string>=[]letaborts=0constabortController=newAbortController()forawait(constchunkofchat({threadId: 'gate1',
adapter,messages: [{role: 'user',content: 'go'}],
abortController,debug: {logger: {debug(){},info(){},warn(){},error: (msg: string)=>errorLines.push(msg),},},middleware: [{name: 'gate1',onAbort: ()=>voidaborts++}],})){types.push(chunk.type)if(chunk.type==='TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT'){setTimeout(()=>abortController.abort(),20)}}return{ errorLines, types, aborts }}it('Responses: Stop while waiting for the next SSE event',async()=>{constfetch=hangingSse({type: 'response.output_text.delta',delta: 'Hello',})classAextendsOpenAIBaseResponsesTextAdapter<string>{}constout=awaitstopMidStream(newA('m','openai',createOpenAIClient({apiKey: 'k',maxRetries: 0, fetch }),{ fetch }),)expect(out.types).toContain('TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT')expect(out.aborts).toBe(1)expect(out.errorLines).toEqual([])})it('Chat Completions: Stop while waiting for the next SSE event',async()=>{constfetch=hangingSse({id: 'c1',object: 'chat.completion.chunk',created: 1,model: 'm',choices: [{index: 0,delta: {content: 'Hello'},finish_reason: null}],})classAextendsOpenAIBaseChatCompletionsTextAdapter<string>{}constout=awaitstopMidStream(newA('m','openai',createOpenAIClient({apiKey: 'k',maxRetries: 0, fetch }),{ fetch }),)expect(out.types).toContain('TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT')expect(out.aborts).toBe(1)expect(out.errorLines).toEqual([])})
❯ |@tanstack/openai-base| tests/gate1-2924bd02f256.test.ts (2 tests | 2 failed) 75ms
× Responses: Stop while waiting for the next SSE event 51ms
× Chat Completions: Stop while waiting for the next SSE event 24ms
+ "❌ [tanstack-ai:errors] ❌ openai.processStreamChunks fatal",
Test Files 1 failed (1)
Tests 2 failed (2)
On this branch: Tests 2 passed (2).
Manual test
On main, add this PR's tests/abort-before-response.test.ts. Run pnpm --filter @tanstack/openai-base exec vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts. The 12 before-response abort cases fail with stopReason: 'error' or a fatal log line.
On this branch, run the same command. All 18 cases pass.
Build @tanstack/openai-base. Then run pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e exec playwright test tests/chat.spec.ts --grep "caller abort". The mid-stream cases return { "errors": [], "aborts": 1 }. The before-response cases return { "errors": [], "code": "aborted" }.
How this PR makes testing easy. Each unit test file is one table: both APIs, and for the new file both client kinds. Each case uses the real OpenAI client over a fake fetch, with only the errors log channel on, as when debug is left out. The E2E route returns the log lines and the abort result as JSON, so a failure shows the exact log line. Both APIs now have a control test that a non-abort failure still logs fatal.
CodeRabbit. The first round's two threads asked for parts of #2096. Both were withdrawn as out of scope for the first push, and the #2096 update fixed both. The second round's three findings are fixed in 3231d7d: the other-copy APIUserAbortError, the log order in the Responses chatStream catch, and the structuredOutputStream log.
Related: #2090. It is the same client, with a different check: the adapters detect the SDK's stream by instanceof Stream, and the client's output does not match.
Risk / rollback
Low. The RUN_ERROR chunk still arrives, and a real failure still logs fatal. Two outputs change for an abort: the errors log line is gone, and RUN_ERROR.message is 'Request aborted' with code: 'aborted'. An ERR_CANCELED error already counted as an abort in isAbortError, so its RUN_ERROR.code is now also 'aborted'. To undo, revert the PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Caller-initiated cancellations during streamed chats no longer produce fatal entries in error logs. Other stream failures continue to be logged, and cancellation events are still reported.
Aborting a chat request before a response arrives now returns an aborted error. Cancelled structured-output requests also report cancellation without adding an error log entry.
Tests
Added coverage for caller cancellations across supported chat providers, streaming formats, and before-response scenarios, including checks for cancellation reporting and error logging.
The stream catch blocks skip the errors-channel log when isAbortError(error) is true. RUN_ERROR with code "aborted" is still yielded.
ClosesTanStack#2092
Both OpenAI text adapters now recognize caller aborts, suppress fatal error logging for them, and return RUN_ERROR with code aborted. Unit and end-to-end tests cover aborts during streaming and before a response.
Changes: OpenAI caller-abort handling
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Summary
Abort classification and adapter behavior packages/openai-base/src/adapters/chat-completions-text.ts, packages/openai-base/src/adapters/responses-text.ts, .changeset/openai-base-abort-log.md
Both adapters recognize APIUserAbortError, skip fatal error logging for recognized aborts, and map aborts to Request aborted with code aborted. The changeset declares a patch release.
Unit coverage for caller aborts packages/openai-base/tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts, packages/openai-base/tests/abort-before-response.test.ts
Tests cover aborts during streaming and before a response. They check callbacks, streaming error results, structured-output behavior, and error-channel logging.
The main abort paths are covered, but unusual injected clients can still misclassify cancellation or lose the original error event. Merge risk is low with owner awareness of these bounded limitations.
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[#2092] A caller abort mid-stream must run onAbort, yield RUN_ERROR with code 'aborted', and log nothing on the errors channel. The whole-PR summary shows each fatal log in processStreamChunks, handleChatStreamError, and the Responses chatStream catch guarded by !isAbortError(error). The RUN_ERROR yield is unchanged. The PR description reports that the mid-stream E2E and unit cases failed on the pre-fix code and pass now.
[#2096] A caller abort before the response must yield RUN_ERROR with code 'aborted' and stopReason 'aborted'. Direct chatStream() and structuredOutput() calls must not log fatal. The summary shows isAbortError matching instanceof APIUserAbortError and a constructor-name match. runErrorPayload maps an abort to { message: 'Request aborted', code: 'aborted' }. The structuredOutput and structuredOutputStream fatal logs are guarded. The test summaries cover both APIs, both client kinds, and a non-abort 500 that still logs fatal.
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Add a non-abort logging control for Responses.
If the Responses catch suppresses every error log, both the abort test and the existing stream-error test can pass. Add a non-abort stream failure that asserts the fatal message reaches logger.error.
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Add a non-abort stream-failure test alongside the caller-abort case for the
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message is sent to logger.error. Keep the abort test’s no-error-logging
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- Around line 274-280: Update the fatal logging paths in structuredOutput and
structuredOutputStream to skip errors recognized by isAbortError, matching the
chat path’s errors-channel guard. Preserve fatal logging for non-abort errors,
including when a stream is drained after RUN_ERROR.
Review comments at @packages/openai-base/src/adapters/responses-text.ts:
- Around line 2710-2716: Update the abort handling in processStreamChunks so
caller aborts before response headers arrive, including SDK APIUserAbortError,
do not reach the fatal errors log when chatStream is drained directly. Preserve
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- Around line 80-122: Add a non-abort stream-failure test alongside the
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isAbortError also checks instanceof APIUserAbortError, whose name is
'Error'. runErrorPayload maps an abort to code 'aborted'. The chatStream
and structuredOutput catches skip the fatal log for an abort.
ClosesTanStack#2096
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fix(openai-base): do not log a caller abort as a fatal error
fix(openai-base): treat a caller abort as an abort, not a fatal error
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Review comments at @packages/openai-base/src/adapters/chat-completions-text.ts:
- Around line 819-820: Update the abort detection around APIUserAbortError so
before-response aborts from another OpenAI module instance are recognized
without relying on instanceof alone. Use a reliable cross-instance-stable abort
discriminator, and preserve the adapter’s existing user-abort handling so these
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- Around line 760-768: Update the fatal-log guards in both adapters’
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isAbort check. Preserve yielding RUN_ERROR for aborted SSE reads while
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separate PR linked to #2096. Specifically: revert the APIUserAbortError import
and instanceof check in isAbortError in both adapters; revert the
runErrorPayload abort mapping in both adapters; revert the structuredOutput log
guards in both adapters; remove abort-before-response tests
(abort-before-response.test.ts and the before-response E2E cases and route
mode); and remove the changeset text about direct chatStream pre-response
aborts. Keep the processStreamChunks, chat-completions stream catch, and
responses chatStream guards with their mid-stream tests. Update the PR
description so it matches the code: it should list the chatStream guard as
included and remove the statement that the chatStream block is left alone. Also
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isAbortError also matches an APIUserAbortError from another copy of
openai by class name. structuredOutputStream skips the fatal log for an
abort. The Responses chatStream catch logs before it yields, so a
consumer that stops at RUN_ERROR still gets the log.
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- Around line 823-824: Guard the constructor access in the error classification
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so errors without a constructor do not trigger a secondary TypeError. Preserve
the existing APIUserAbortError name check and allow the subsequent name and code
checks in chatStream to run.
- Around line 603-610: In the chatStream error-handling path, catch exceptions
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nl -ba packages/ai/src/adapter-internals.ts | sed -n '1,45p'
nl -ba packages/ai/package.json | sed -n '1,100p'
nl -ba packages/openai-base/tests/abort-before-response.test.ts | sed -n '67,109p'
nl -ba packages/ai/src/logger/internal-logger.ts | sed -n '3,18p;37,64p;101,112p'
nl -ba packages/ai/src/types.ts | sed -n '1353,1369p;1484,1492p'
Repository: TanStack/ai
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Preserve RUN_ERROR when the logger throws.
If a direct caller supplies an InternalLogger subclass whose errors method throws, a request failure makes the iterator throw before yielding RUN_ERROR. Catch exceptions from the logging call so they do not mask the request failure.
Suggested fix
if (!this.isAbortError(error)) {
- options.logger.errors(`${this.name}.chatStream fatal`, {- error: errorPayload,- source: `${this.name}.chatStream`,- })+ try {+ options.logger.errors(`${this.name}.chatStream fatal`, {+ error: errorPayload,+ source: `${this.name}.chatStream`,+ })+ } catch {+ // Do not let logging prevent delivery of RUN_ERROR.+ }
}
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// Log before yielding: a consumer that stops at RUN_ERROR closes this
// Do not let logging prevent delivery of RUN_ERROR.
}
}
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Leaving this one. options.logger is the InternalLogger that core builds, and its emit already catches an exception from the user logger (packages/ai/src/logger/internal-logger.ts, the try in emit). Only a subclass that overrides errors to throw reaches this case. That would break every errors call in every adapter, not just this one.
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Test marked objects without a prototype.
A prototype-dependent early return could pass the negative test but cause marked cancellations to be logged as fatal. Add positive cases for name: 'AbortError' and code: 'ERR_CANCELED' for both adapters.
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Add positive tests for objects marked with name: 'AbortError' and code:
'ERR_CANCELED' in both adapters, alongside the existing prototype-free negative
case. Verify that each adapter recognizes these marked cancellations as abort
errors without relying on the object’s prototype.
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- Line 828: Update isAbortError to recognize the OpenAI client’s user-abort
error without relying on e.constructor.name, so aborts from separately minified
SDK copies still produce the aborted stop reason and code in chatStream();
preserve the existing handling for other errors.
- Line 828: Guard the `constructor?.name` lookup in abort classification so an
object with a throwing `constructor` getter does not escape `chatStream()`
iteration as an exception. Treat lookup failure as a non-match and continue the
remaining abort checks, allowing the request failure to be yielded as
`RUN_ERROR`.
Review comments at @packages/openai-base/src/adapters/responses-text.ts:
- Line 1298: Update the abort-error classification around the APIUserAbortError
check to use the request’s cancellation context instead of relying on
e.constructor.name. Ensure cancellations from minified injected clients remain
nonfatal and produce the abort stop reason, while unrelated errors retain the
existing error handling.
- Line 1298: Guard the `constructor?.name` lookup in abort detection so a
throwing `constructor` getter cannot interrupt error handling; continue checking
the other abort indicators. Preserve `RUN_ERROR` yielding in `chatStream` and
`structuredOutputStream`, and ensure `structuredOutput` rejects with the
original request error rather than the getter error.
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Review comments at @packages/openai-base/tests/abort-before-response.test.ts:
- Around line 71-72: Add positive tests for objects marked with name:
'AbortError' and code: 'ERR_CANCELED' in both adapters, alongside the existing
prototype-free negative case. Verify that each adapter recognizes these marked
cancellations as abort errors without relying on the object’s prototype.
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Recognize aborts without relying on constructor names.
If an injected OpenAI client comes from a separately minified SDK copy, its abort error can have a renamed constructor. isAbortError then misses it, so chatStream() logs a fatal error and yields stopReason: 'error' without code: 'aborted'. Classify this abort without depending on the constructor name.
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line 828:
Update isAbortError to recognize the OpenAI client’s user-abort error without
relying on e.constructor.name, so aborts from separately minified SDK copies
still produce the aborted stop reason and code in chatStream(); preserve the
existing handling for other errors.
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Guard the constructor lookup during abort classification.
If an injected client rejects with an object whose constructor getter throws, direct chatStream() iteration throws that getter’s error instead of yielding the request failure as RUN_ERROR. Guard the lookup and continue the other abort checks when it fails.
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Guard the `constructor?.name` lookup in abort classification so an object with a
throwing `constructor` getter does not escape `chatStream()` iteration as an
exception. Treat lookup failure as a non-match and continue the remaining abort
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Recognize aborts without relying on the constructor name.
If an injected OpenAI client is separately minified, its abort-error class can have a different constructor name. The adapter then logs the abort as fatal and emits stopReason: 'error'. Use request context to recognize this cancellation without relying on the class name.
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Review comment at @packages/openai-base/src/adapters/responses-text.ts at line
1298:
Update the abort-error classification around the APIUserAbortError check to use
the request’s cancellation context instead of relying on e.constructor.name.
Ensure cancellations from minified injected clients remain nonfatal and produce
the abort stop reason, while unrelated errors retain the existing error
handling.
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Guard the constructor lookup during abort detection.
If an injected client rejects with an object whose constructor getter throws, chatStream and structuredOutputStream can throw instead of yielding RUN_ERROR. structuredOutput can reject with the getter error instead of the request error. Guard the lookup and continue checking the other abort indicators.
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1298:
Guard the `constructor?.name` lookup in abort detection so a throwing
`constructor` getter cannot interrupt error handling; continue checking the
other abort indicators. Preserve `RUN_ERROR` yielding in `chatStream` and
`structuredOutputStream`, and ensure `structuredOutput` rejects with the
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When the caller aborts an OpenAI chat, the adapter logs
openai.… fatalon theerrorschannel. That channel stays on whendebugis left out, so each user Stop printsconsole.error, or goes to the app's logger and its error monitoring. A directchatStream()call that is aborted before the response also yieldsRUN_ERRORwithstopReason: 'error'and nocode. The Responses and Chat Completions adapters now skip the log for a caller abort, and they classify the openai client's abort error as an abort (code: 'aborted').🎯 Changes
isAbortErrorin both adapters also matchesinstanceof APIUserAbortError. The openai client throws that class, and it leavesnameas'Error', so the oldnamecheck never matched it. It also matches the class name, for a client injected from another copy ofopenai, whereinstanceoffails.runErrorPayloadreturns{ message: 'Request aborted', code: 'aborted' }for an abort, the same shape that core'stoRunErrorPayloadgives a named abort.fatallog in achatStream,processStreamChunks,structuredOutputorstructuredOutputStreamcatch is skipped whenisAbortError(error)is true. The same blocks already useisAbortErrorto setstopReason: 'aborted'.chatStreamcatch now logs before it yieldsRUN_ERROR, as the Chat Completions handler already does. A consumer that stops atRUN_ERRORcloses the generator at the yield, so a log after it never ran.tests/caller-abort-logging.test.tsaborts mid-stream throughchat()and through a drainedstructuredOutputStream().tests/abort-before-response.test.tsaborts before the response, on directchatStream()andstructuredOutput()calls, for both APIs and for bothcreateOpenAIClient()andnew OpenAI(). It also checks anAPIUserAbortErrorfrom anotheropenaicopy, and that a 500 still logsfatalwhen the consumer stops atRUN_ERROR.chat.spec.tscases,openai(Responses) andopenai-compatible(Chat Completions), mid-stream and before the response. The routeapi.chat-caller-abort.tsreturns theerrorslog lines, plus theonAbortcount or theRUN_ERRORcode.docs/advanced/debug-logging.mddescribes theerrorschannel as the log of failures. The middleware guide sends an abort toonAbort, not toonError. A caller abort is not a failure, so the docs already describe the fixed behavior.@tanstack/openai-base.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.docs/for this change, or this change is not user-facing.pnpm changeset), or this PR does not change a published package.🚀 Release Impact
Root cause
Issue. Two cases, both in the Responses and Chat Completions adapters:
fatalentry to theerrorslog channel (openai-base: a caller abort mid-stream logs 'processStreamChunks fatal' on the errors channel #2092). This occurs when the abort lands while the adapter waits for the next SSE event.chatStream()orstructuredOutput()call that is aborted before the response arrives logschatStream fatalorstructuredOutput fatal.chatStream()also yieldsRUN_ERRORwithstopReason: 'error'and nocode(openai-base: a caller abort from the openai client is not classified as an abort (APIUserAbortError has no name) #2096). Throughchat()this does not show, because core stops first.Cause.
logger.errors('… fatal')with no condition. Core treats a caller abort asonAbort, notonError.new APIUserAbortError()fromopenai/core/error. In openai 7.30.0 that error hasname: 'Error'.isAbortErrorand core'stoRunErrorPayloadmatch aborts bynameonly, so they miss it. The name check came in feat: streaming structured output across openai/openrouter/grok/groq + summarize fix #527, on openai 6.9.1, whose error also hasname: 'Error'. The existing tests pass because they build a mock error withname: 'APIUserAbortError'set by hand.Fix.
isAbortErroralso checksinstanceof APIUserAbortError, andrunErrorPayloadmaps an abort tocode: 'aborted'. Eachfatallog in these catch blocks runs only whenisAbortError(error)is false. A real failure still logsfataland keeps its own code.Possible alternatives
nameon the error inclient.ts. This also fixes core'snamechecks. But it misses a user-suppliednew OpenAI()client, and the repro shows that case fails the same way.instanceofin core. Core does not depend onopenai, so it cannot import the class.'Request was aborted.', is less stable than its exported class name.Other adapters have the same unconditional
fatallog in their stream catch blocks, from reading the code: Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, Bedrock and OpenRouter. I did not run them. The Anthropic client throws the same unnamedAPIUserAbortError, but its text adapter checkssignal.abortedinstead. They are out of scope, because the contributing guide asks for one topic per PR.Testing
Commands run
NX_BASE=upstream/main pnpm test:pr: pass (Successfully ran targets test:sherif, test:knip, test:docs, test:kiira, test:maintainer, test:ai-review, test:oxlint, test:lib, test:types, test:build, build for 31 projects and 51 tasks they depend on).pnpm --filter @tanstack/openai-base exec vitest run: 38 files, 479 tests passed.pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e exec playwright test tests/chat.spec.ts: 18 passed, the 4 caller-abort cases included.pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e test:e2e: 720 passed, 1 failed, 4 skipped, 3 did not run. The failure ismultimodal-tool-result-wire.spec.ts › mistral: tool message content is an array with an image_url chunk.@tanstack/ai-mistraldoes not depend on@tanstack/openai-base. The spec readsentries[0]of the shared aimock journal, so a parallel test's request can come first. Run alone, the spec passes (7 of 7).tsc --noEmit -p testing/e2e/tsconfig.json: clean.vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts, 20 passed. With the adapters from 02ae7d2, 5 of the new cases fail: thestructuredOutputStreamabort (2), the other-copyAPIUserAbortError(2), and the ResponsesRUN_ERRORstop (1).tscandoxlint --type-awareinpackages/openai-base: clean. E2E was not run again for this round. It touches no route.constructorthrough an optional chain, so an error object with no prototype no longer throws. The same two files: 22 passed. With the adapters from 3231d7d, the new no-prototype case fails in both.tscandoxlint: clean.E2E fail, then pass. With
@tanstack/openai-basebuilt from this PR before this update (only the #2092 guards), the 2 new cases fail:With this PR, all 4 caller-abort cases pass. The mid-stream cases also failed on
mainbefore the first push (both loggedopenai.processStreamChunks fatal).Repro on clean
main: abort before the response (#2096). The test istests/abort-before-response.test.tson this branch. It uses the real client over afetchthat never answers, and aborts after 10 ms. I ran it withpnpm --dir <worktree>/packages/openai-base exec vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts. The Vite config warning lines are left out.On
main(e8546f9), 12 of 12 fail:On this PR before this update (only the #2092 guards, merged with
main), 12 of 12 still fail, with the samechatStream fatalandstructuredOutput fatallines. The guards askisAbortError, which returns false for this error.On this branch:
That run includes
tests/caller-abort-logging.test.ts. To check that each change is needed, I removed one at a time and ran the repro again. Each removal fails cases:instanceof(6 per adapter),runErrorPayload(2 per adapter), and eachfatalguard (2 each).Repro on clean
main: Stop mid-stream (#2092)Each adapter gets one SSE event, then the body stays open. The test aborts 20 ms after the first text chunk. It checks that the run got a text chunk, that
onAbortran once, and that the logger got no error line. This test is not on the branch.On
main(c32f641):On this branch:
Tests 2 passed (2).Manual test
main, add this PR'stests/abort-before-response.test.ts. Runpnpm --filter @tanstack/openai-base exec vitest run tests/abort-before-response.test.ts. The 12 before-response abort cases fail withstopReason: 'error'or afatallog line.@tanstack/openai-base. Then runpnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e exec playwright test tests/chat.spec.ts --grep "caller abort". The mid-stream cases return{ "errors": [], "aborts": 1 }. The before-response cases return{ "errors": [], "code": "aborted" }.How this PR makes testing easy. Each unit test file is one table: both APIs, and for the new file both client kinds. Each case uses the real OpenAI client over a fake
fetch, with only theerrorslog channel on, as whendebugis left out. The E2E route returns the log lines and the abort result as JSON, so a failure shows the exact log line. Both APIs now have a control test that a non-abort failure still logsfatal.CodeRabbit. The first round's two threads asked for parts of #2096. Both were withdrawn as out of scope for the first push, and the #2096 update fixed both. The second round's three findings are fixed in 3231d7d: the other-copy
APIUserAbortError, the log order in the ResponseschatStreamcatch, and thestructuredOutputStreamlog.Linked issues
Closes #2092
Closes #2096
Related: #2090. It is the same client, with a different check: the adapters detect the SDK's stream by
instanceof Stream, and the client's output does not match.Risk / rollback
Low. The
RUN_ERRORchunk still arrives, and a real failure still logsfatal. Two outputs change for an abort: theerrorslog line is gone, andRUN_ERROR.messageis'Request aborted'withcode: 'aborted'. AnERR_CANCELEDerror already counted as an abort inisAbortError, so itsRUN_ERROR.codeis now also'aborted'. To undo, revert the PR.Summary by CodeRabbit
abortederror. Cancelled structured-output requests also report cancellation without adding an error log entry.