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WalkthroughThe project adds Starlette and FastAPI integrations with request contexts, lifespans, trace propagation, observability, exception handling, and streaming responses. It also updates context state management, optional dependencies, public exports, documentation, navigation, and ASGI test helpers. HTTP clients now support client-level trace propagation with request overrides. OpenTelemetry exposes configuration status. Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to Critical: the current head cannot safely merge because it contains a Python 3.11 syntax error and multiple request-lifecycle failures that can break imports, leak prepared resources, or fail responses; trace propagation and streaming defaults also retain unresolved security and data-isolation risks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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In `@docs/features/http-client.md`:
- Line 547: Update the HTTP client documentation sentence to hyphenate the
compound adjective, changing “third party APIs” to “third-party APIs” while
leaving the surrounding guidance unchanged.
In `@docs/features/starlette.md`:
- Line 110: Add the missing HTTPXClient import from haiway.httpx in both
existing-application examples: docs/features/starlette.md lines 110-110 and
docs/features/fastapi.md lines 182-182, so the ServerContext examples resolve
the referenced symbol.
- Line 496: Update the test examples using TestClient in
docs/features/starlette.md lines 496-496 and docs/features/fastapi.md lines
208-208 so each test constructs its own application and ServerContext, or uses a
factory, instead of reusing the module-level application.
In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 41-44: Update the dependency constraints for the fastapi and
starlette extras to use fastapi~=0.141.0 and starlette~=1.6.0, preserving the
tested minor-release lines.
In `@src/haiway/fastapi/types.py`:
- Line 11: Update the ExceptionHandling type alias to accept handlers returning
either Response or Awaitable[Response], while preserving its existing Request
and Any parameter types.
In `@src/haiway/helpers/http_client.py`:
- Line 1158: Update the header propagation logic around _propagated_headers so
caller-supplied Traceparent or tracestate is treated as caller-managed: when
either header is present, do not inject or combine the ambient counterpart.
Preserve ambient trace injection only when neither trace header was supplied,
and update the existing partial-header test expectations accordingly.
- Line 1158: Update the redirect handling around _propagated_headers so
traceparent and tracestate are retained only when the redirect target matches an
approved origin; when follow_redirects is enabled and the target is
cross-origin, remove those propagated trace headers while preserving existing
header behavior for approved origins.
In `@src/haiway/starlette/middleware.py`:
- Line 162: Update the response-message handling branch around the
“http.response.start” check to also process “websocket.accept” for ASGI 2.1 and
later, adding the same trace headers while preserving existing ASGI 2.0
behavior. Add a regression test covering trace headers on a successful WebSocket
handshake.
In `@src/haiway/starlette/streaming.py`:
- Around line 149-150: Validate the retry argument in ServerSentEvent
construction so negative values are rejected, while preserving None and
non-negative values for SSE output. Update the constructor’s validation near the
retry field handling; the existing streaming serialization should remain
unchanged.
- Line 375: Normalize all override header keys to lowercase before merging them
with _EVENT_STREAM_HEADERS in the headers construction. Preserve override values
and ensure case-insensitive names replace the corresponding defaults rather than
producing duplicate wire headers.
- Line 26: The default Cache-Control header for identity-varying event streams
should use no-store instead of no-cache to prevent storage, and the
corresponding streaming test expectation must be updated to match.
In `@tests/test_opentelemetry.py`:
- Around line 923-929: Update the test around OpenTelemetry.autoconfigure and
OpenTelemetry.shutdown to isolate the process-global SDK provider getters before
autoconfigure runs, ensuring any providers adopted by the test are test-local
and cannot shut down providers installed by other tests or plugins. Restore the
original getter state after the test while preserving the existing configured
assertion and shutdown coverage.
In `@tests/test_starlette_opentelemetry.py`:
- Around line 206-213: Update the test to start both send_request calls
concurrently with asyncio.gather, preserving their existing app and traceparent
headers, and assign the gathered results to first and second so the assertions
continue to cover overlapping request scopes.
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Import HTTPXClient in both existing-application examples.
docs/features/starlette.md#L110-L110: addfrom haiway.httpx import HTTPXClient.docs/features/fastapi.md#L182-L182: addfrom haiway.httpx import HTTPXClient.
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In `@docs/features/starlette.md` at line 110, Add the missing HTTPXClient import
from haiway.httpx in both existing-application examples:
docs/features/starlette.md lines 110-110 and docs/features/fastapi.md lines
182-182, so the ServerContext examples resolve the referenced symbol.
| starlette = ["starlette~=1.6"] | ||
| # starlette is constrained explicitly - the FastAPI requirement has no upper bound | ||
| # and `haiway.fastapi` builds on top of `haiway.starlette` | ||
| fastapi = ["fastapi~=0.141", "starlette~=1.6"] |
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In PEP 440, the compatible release operator (=) defines a range that ensures a version is at least the specified version while remaining compatible within a defined boundary [1][2]. Semantics for the Compatible Release Operator (=): - For a given version identifier V.N, the compatible release clause ~= V.N is approximately equivalent to the pair of comparison clauses >= V.N, == V.* [1][3]. - The operator essentially anchors the version at the specified identifier and allows for any subsequent releases that share the same prefix up to the last specified segment [1][4]. Key constraints and rules: - Requirement for multiple segments: The operator MUST NOT be used with a single-segment version number (e.g., ~=1 is invalid and will cause a syntax error) because it requires at least two segments to establish a boundary to hold constant [1][3][4]. - Granularity control: The degree of forward compatibility can be controlled by adding trailing zeros. For example, ~= 2.2.0 is equivalent to >= 2.2.0, == 2.2., which is more restrictive than ~= 2.2 (equivalent to >= 2.2, == 2.) [1][5]. - Version suffixes: If a pre-release, post-release, or developmental release suffix is included (e.g., V.N.suffix), the suffix is ignored when determining the required prefix match for the compatibility check [1][3]. - Local versions: Local version identifiers are not permitted within this specifier [1][6].
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- 1: https://peps.python.org/pep-0440/
- 2: https://packaging.python.org/specifications/version-specifiers/
- 3: https://github.com/python/peps/blob/main/peps/pep-0440.rst
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Narrow the compatible-release ranges if these dependencies must stay on the tested minor lines.
PEP 440 allows later 0.x minor releases for fastapi~=0.141 and later 1.x minor releases for starlette~=1.6. Use fastapi~=0.141.0 and starlette~=1.6.0, or document and test the broader policy.
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In `@pyproject.toml` around lines 41 - 44, Update the dependency constraints for
the fastapi and starlette extras to use fastapi~=0.141.0 and starlette~=1.6.0,
preserving the tested minor-release lines.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject invalid SSE retry values.
retry=-1 emits retry: -1. SSE clients ignore retry fields that contain characters other than ASCII digits, so the requested reconnect interval is silently not applied. Validate retry >= 0 when constructing ServerSentEvent. (html.spec.whatwg.org)
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In `@src/haiway/starlette/streaming.py` around lines 149 - 150, Validate the retry
argument in ServerSentEvent construction so negative values are rejected, while
preserving None and non-negative values for SSE output. Update the constructor’s
validation near the retry field handling; the existing streaming serialization
should remain unchanged.
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Isolate process-global OpenTelemetry providers in this test.
OpenTelemetry.autoconfigure() adopts SDK providers from the process-global getters, and OpenTelemetry.shutdown() shuts down each adopted provider. The fixture restores only OpenTelemetry class attributes. An SDK provider installed by another test or plugin can therefore be shut down and affect later tests. Isolate the provider getters before autoconfigure().
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OpenTelemetry.autoconfigure and OpenTelemetry.shutdown to isolate the
process-global SDK provider getters before autoconfigure runs, ensuring any
providers adopted by the test are test-local and cannot shut down providers
installed by other tests or plugins. Restore the original getter state after the
test while preserving the existing configured assertion and shutdown coverage.
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211-211: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winParenthesize the exception tuple.
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In `@docs/features/fastapi.md`:
- Line 183: Add the missing HTTPXClient import to the standalone example before
constructing ServerContext with HTTPXClient(), using the haiway.httpx module so
the copied example runs independently.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/features/starlette.md` at line 110: The Starlette
example has the same missing import.
In `@docs/features/opentelemetry.md`:
- Line 312: Add the missing OpenTelemetry import to the example so its
OpenTelemetry.observability reference resolves without NameError, alongside the
existing ServerContext import.
In `@llms.txt`:
- Around line 243-244: Update the documentation near the traceparent/tracestate
header behavior to state that only the first tracestate header is read,
replacing the inaccurate claim that split tracestate headers are joined.
In `@src/haiway/context/disposables.py`:
- Around line 107-112: Update Disposables.__aenter__ so the shielded preparation
gather remains available when cancellation occurs: retain its future, await that
future after catching CancelledError, pass completed results to
_dispose_prepared, then re-raise the cancellation. Preserve normal result
handling and ensure successfully entered disposables are always matched with
disposal.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_disposables.py` around lines 208 - 213: The
strict expected-failure test exercises the same cancellation-induced disposal
leak.
In `@src/haiway/context/presets.py`:
- Line 107: Update the static-state constructions in
src/haiway/context/presets.py at lines 107-107 and 181-181 to filter each
comprehension with isinstance(element, State), allowing strict type narrowing;
remove both # pyright: ignore suppressions. At line 107, apply the filter when
building static_state; at line 181, apply it when unpacking after
*self._static_state.
In `@src/haiway/fastapi/__init__.py`:
- Line 2: Update the dependency-only import in the fastapi module to remove the
Pyright suppression while retaining an equivalent check that marks the imported
fastapi dependency as used. Preserve the module’s existing dependency-validation
behavior without adding unrelated logic.
In `@src/haiway/starlette/middleware.py`:
- Around line 158-163: Filter the mapping returned by ctx.trace_context() before
merging it into MutableHeaders in the trace-header update path. Retain entries
whose values are valid Latin-1 strings and contain no CR, LF, or NUL characters,
while excluding invalid backend-provided values so MutableHeaders.update can
proceed; preserve the trace-id header and valid trace-context entries.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_starlette.py` at line 1041: The test documents
the failing non-Latin-1 backend value.
In `@tests/asgi.py`:
- Line 170: Update LogCapture.__enter__ and LogCapture.__exit__ to save the
logger’s original level before setting it to 1, then restore that saved level
during exit after removing the handler.
In `@tests/test_fastapi.py`:
- Around line 284-291: Add a synchronous exception-handler test alongside
handle_example_error, using a non-async handler that returns a Response and
verifying both the expected status code and trace header. Ensure the test
exercises ExceptionHandling’s run_in_threadpool dispatch path while preserving
the existing asynchronous-handler coverage.
In `@tests/test_starlette_opentelemetry.py`:
- Line 147: Remove the Pyright suppressions from all four ReadableSpan.context
access sites and add a typed helper that asserts context is present before
returning it. Use this helper in each affected assertion, preserving the
existing test expectations without loosening typing or adding ignores.
In `@tests/test_starlette.py`:
- Line 900: Update ServerContext.request_observability so it returns the
provided Logger instance unchanged for an HTTP scope, rather than wrapping it in
Observability; preserve the strict identity contract asserted by the test.
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In `@src/haiway/context/scope.py`:
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types, changing the handler around CancelledError and GeneratorExit to use a
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Import OpenTelemetry in this example.
The block calls OpenTelemetry.observability without importing it, so copied code raises NameError. Add from haiway.opentelemetry import OpenTelemetry.
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In `@docs/features/opentelemetry.md` at line 312, Add the missing OpenTelemetry
import to the example so its OpenTelemetry.observability reference resolves
without NameError, alongside the existing ServerContext import.
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Two # pyright: ignore suppressions share one cause in src/haiway/context/presets.py. An all(isinstance(...)) guard does not narrow the element type for the type checker, so both static-state constructions suppress the resulting error. Filter with isinstance inside each comprehension to narrow the type and drop both suppressions.
src/haiway/context/presets.py#L107-L107: buildstatic_statewithtuple(element for element in state if isinstance(element, State)).src/haiway/context/presets.py#L181-L181: unpack(element for element in state if isinstance(element, State))after*self._static_state.
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In `@src/haiway/context/presets.py` at line 107, Update the static-state
constructions in src/haiway/context/presets.py at lines 107-107 and 181-181 to
filter each comprehension with isinstance(element, State), allowing strict type
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Filter invalid trace-context entries before response-header encoding.
Backend-provided trace values are written through Starlette response headers, which encode values as Latin-1. Values such as vendęr, or values containing CR, LF, or NUL, can raise before the response is sent. Filter invalid entries while retaining valid trace headers.
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In `@src/haiway/starlette/middleware.py` around lines 158 - 163, Filter the
mapping returned by ctx.trace_context() before merging it into MutableHeaders in
the trace-header update path. Retain entries whose values are valid Latin-1
strings and contain no CR, LF, or NUL characters, while excluding invalid
backend-provided values so MutableHeaders.update can proceed; preserve the
trace-id header and valid trace-context entries.
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Restore the logger level on exit.
LogCapture.__enter__ sets the supplied Logger level to 1, but __exit__ only removes the handler. Save the previous level and restore it in __exit__ so later tests do not inherit the modified logging behavior.
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In `@tests/asgi.py` at line 170, Update LogCapture.__enter__ and
LogCapture.__exit__ to save the logger’s original level before setting it to 1,
then restore that saved level during exit after removing the handler.
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| return JSONResponse( | ||
| {"detail": "handled"}, | ||
| status_code=418, | ||
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Starlette 1.6.0 exception handler synchronous handler run_in_threadpool FastAPI 0.141.1
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In Starlette 1.6.0 (used by FastAPI 0.141.1), exception handlers are not automatically run in a thread pool if they are defined as async functions [1][2]. If an exception handler is a synchronous function, Starlette will execute it using run_in_threadpool to ensure it does not block the main event loop [1][2]. Key technical points regarding this behavior: 1. Automatic Detection: Starlette's ExceptionMiddleware checks whether a registered exception handler is an async callable [1][2]. 2. Async Handlers: If the handler is an async function, it is awaited directly (await handler(request, exc)) [1][2]. 3. Synchronous Handlers: If the handler is a synchronous function, it is wrapped in run_in_threadpool, which executes the function in a separate thread and awaits the result [1][2]. 4. Optimization: To avoid unnecessary thread creation, it is recommended to define your exception handlers as async functions if they do not perform blocking synchronous I/O operations [3]. Starlette itself has been updated in recent versions to mark internal exception handlers as async for this reason [4][3]. When using FastAPI 0.141.1, these Starlette behaviors apply globally to any exception handlers registered via @app.exception_handler or the exception_handlers dictionary [5][6][7]. If your handler contains heavy synchronous I/O, allowing Starlette to use run_in_threadpool is the expected behavior, but defining it as async is preferred for pure logic or async-native operations [3][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/Kludex/starlette/blob/main/starlette/middleware/errors.py
- 2: https://github.com/encode/starlette/blob/master/starlette/middleware/errors.py
- 3: GitHub pull request 2922 in Kludex/starlette (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/encode/starlette/blob/master/docs/release-notes.md
- 5: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/handling-errors/?h=requestvalidationerror
- 6: https://pypi.org/project/fastapi/0.141.1/
- 7: https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/blob/master/docs/en/docs/tutorial/handling-errors.md
- 8: https://starlette.dev/threadpool/
Add coverage for a synchronous exception handler.
The test covers only an asynchronous handler. ExceptionHandling also accepts synchronous handlers that return Response, and Starlette 1.6.0 dispatches them through run_in_threadpool. Add a synchronous handler test that asserts the status code and trace header.
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In `@tests/test_fastapi.py` around lines 284 - 291, Add a synchronous
exception-handler test alongside handle_example_error, using a non-async handler
that returns a Response and verifying both the expected status code and trace
header. Ensure the test exercises ExceptionHandling’s run_in_threadpool dispatch
path while preserving the existing asynchronous-handler coverage.
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| assert f"{span.parent.trace_id:032x}" == REMOTE_TRACE_ID | ||
| assert f"{span.parent.span_id:016x}" == REMOTE_SPAN_ID | ||
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Remove the Pyright suppressions.
These expressions suppress strict nullability checking. Add a typed helper that asserts ReadableSpan.context is present, then use that helper at each access site. This preserves the test invariant without type-checker ignores.
Proposed fix
-from opentelemetry.trace import Tracer
+from opentelemetry.trace import SpanContext, Tracer
...
+def _span_context(span: ReadableSpan) -> SpanContext:
+ assert span.context is not None
+ return span.contextBased on learnings: Types: strict, no ignores, no loosening of typing.
Also applies to: 226-226, 384-384, 388-388
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In `@tests/test_starlette_opentelemetry.py` at line 147, Remove the Pyright
suppressions from all four ReadableSpan.context access sites and add a typed
helper that asserts context is present before returning it. Use this helper in
each affected assertion, preserving the existing test expectations without
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Restore Logger pass-through from request_observability.
ServerContext.request_observability(http_scope()) must return the provided Logger unchanged. CI shows that it returns an Observability wrapper instead. Fix the source behavior. Do not weaken this contract assertion.
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In `@tests/test_starlette.py` at line 900, Update
ServerContext.request_observability so it returns the provided Logger instance
unchanged for an HTTP scope, rather than wrapping it in Observability; preserve
the strict identity contract asserted by the test.
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