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Checked this out locally in the package's locked env. tests/test_transport_wrapper.py passes on this head (4 tests), and with the instrumentation file swapped back to main the two 'application exception reaches the caller' cases fail with the RuntimeError described here. I also tried a few extra cases against the new wrapper: KeyboardInterrupt and CancelledError raised inside the block, and a transport that yields a non-tuple or a one-element tuple. All of them behave (the raw result is yielded and a ValueError inside still reaches the caller), so the shape fallback looks right. It isn't covered by a test in this PR, so a small test for it might be worth adding. I didn't run the full package suite or a real MCP client. |
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Thanks for checking this against the locked env and for trying the extra shapes. Added Local on |
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🟡 Minor · Preserve transport results with more than three elements. · test_transport_wrapper.py:198
packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-mcp/tests/test_transport_wrapper.py:198
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve transport results with more than three elements.
When a transport yields four elements,
read_stream, write_stream, *rest = resultsucceeds, and*rest[:1]drops the fourth element. Reject results with more than three elements so the raw-result fallback returns the original result. Add a four-element case totest_unknown_transport_shapes_fall_back_to_the_raw_result.🐛 Suggested fix
try: read_stream, write_stream, *rest = result + if len(rest) > 1: + raise ValueError("unsupported transport result shape") streams = (🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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read_stream, write_stream, and rest to reject results with more than three
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Good catch — a result with more than three elements was being partially instrumented instead of falling back, because the extra elements were kept after wrapping the first two. Fixed in Local on |
Summary
_transport_wrapperdetects whether a transport yields two streams or three by unpacking the returned tuple inside atrythat also contains theyield. When code using the transport raises, the exception is thrown back in at the yield and caught by thoseexceptclauses, which thenyield resulta second time.contextlibdoes not allow that, so the caller receivesinstead of the original failure. This affects every exception raised inside an MCP client session using SSE, stdio, or streamable HTTP, and hides the error that would explain a failed connection.
The wrapper now wraps the streams before yielding and keeps the shape check/fallback outside the code that runs while the caller owns the context. Failures from the caller pass through unchanged. The fallback for an unexpected result is preserved: the raw result is yielded with the same warning when it cannot be wrapped.
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tests/test_transport_wrapper.py:ValueErrorraised inside the wrapped transport context reaches the caller as the same exception object. Both assertions fail on the base commit (RuntimeError: generator didn't stop after athrow()) and pass with the change.Validation in the package's locked environment (
uv sync --frozen --all-groups, Python 3.12):pytest tests-> 53 passed.ruff checkon both changed files -> clean.Checklist
feat(instrumentation): ...orfix(instrumentation): ....The emitted spans do not change, so there is no observability screenshot for this one: the fix is that the caller's own exception is no longer replaced, as covered by the tests above.
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