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fix(openai-agents): remove registered trace processor on uninstrument - #4651
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@doronkopit5 friendly ping for review when you have a moment - small lifecycle fix for #4634 with regression tests (4 fail on main, pass here; full package suite 405 green). |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: removing the registered trace processor during OpenAI Agents uninstrumentation. Linked Issues check Issue #4634requires removal of the OpenAI Agents tracing processor duringuninstrument(), no processor accumulation after re-instrumentation, and restoration of replaced processors. The PR summary …Out of Scope Changes check The reviewed changes are limited to the OpenAI Agents instrumentor and its regression tests. The implementation changes processor lifecycle state and the tests cover the linked issue behavior. No unre… Full details: Linked Issues check
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#4634requires removal of the OpenAI Agents tracing processor duringuninstrument(), no processor accumulation after re-instrumentation, and restoration of replaced processors. The PR summary reports implementation of all three behaviors.tests/test_uninstrument.pyverifies processor removal, preservation of user-added processors, one processor after re-instrumentation, and restoration withreplace_existing_processors=True. The test file is present at the reviewed head.
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The reviewed changes are limited to the OpenAI Agents instrumentor and its regression tests. The implementation changes processor lifecycle state and the tests cover the linked issue behavior. No unrelated product behavior is identified.
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- Around line 102-106: Update _uninstrument() to propagate
_remove_trace_processor() failures and clear _otel_processor and
_replaced_processors only in the successful cleanup path, not via finally.
Update _remove_trace_processor() to raise a RuntimeError when
_current_trace_processors() returns None, while preserving the existing no-op
behavior when the processor is absent.
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printf '%s\n' '--- BaseInstrumentor references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'class BaseInstrumentor' -e 'def uninstrument' -e '_is_instrumented_by_opentelemetry' packages tests | head -120
printf '%s\n' '--- uninstrument-related tests and expectations ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'uninstrument(' -e 'Failed to remove' -e 'set_trace_processors' packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-openai-agents/tests packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-openai-agents/opentelemetry || test "$?" -eq 1Repository: traceloop/openllmetry
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Propagate cleanup failures and retain lifecycle state.
_remove_trace_processor() returns when the provider's processor list is unavailable, and set_trace_processors() can raise for a custom provider. _uninstrument() then clears its tracked state even though cleanup did not succeed. BaseInstrumentor.uninstrument() marks the instrumentor as uninstrumented only after _uninstrument() returns, so swallowing the failure allows false successful teardown and prevents retry.
Logging is not sufficient. Raise when the processor list is unavailable, and clear the tracked state only after removal succeeds. This preserves the base instrumented flag and lets a later call retry. The caller will receive the cleanup exception, which is the existing BaseInstrumentor failure behavior. The correction does not require a broader provider API redesign.
Suggested fix
try:
_remove_trace_processor(otel_processor, self._replaced_processors)
- except Exception:
- pass
- finally:
+ else:
self._otel_processor = None
self._replaced_processors = None
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current = _current_trace_processors()
- if current is None or processor not in current:
+ if current is None:
+ raise RuntimeError(
+ "Cannot inspect trace processors for cleanup"
+ )
+ if processor not in current:
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Review comment at
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around lines 102 - 106:
Update _uninstrument() to propagate _remove_trace_processor() failures and clear
_otel_processor and _replaced_processors only in the successful cleanup path,
not via finally. Update _remove_trace_processor() to raise a RuntimeError when
_current_trace_processors() returns None, while preserving the existing no-op
behavior when the processor is absent.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
Summary
Fixes #4634.
OpenAIAgentsInstrumentor._instrument()registers anOpenTelemetryTracingProcessorwith the Agents SDK viaadd_trace_processor()(orset_trace_processors()whenreplace_existing_processors=True), but_uninstrument()only unwrapped the realtime session wrappers. The processor stayed registered, so runs were still traced afteruninstrument(), and everyinstrument()/uninstrument()cycle stacked another processor and recorded each span once per processor.The fix tracks the registered processor and removes it in
_uninstrument(). The Agents SDK exposes no enumerate/remove API, so the removal reads the default trace provider's internal multi-processor (guarded withgetattr; SDK versions whose internals differ simply no-op, matching the file's existing defensive style) and writes back through the publicset_trace_processors(). Processors the user added afterinstrument()are kept. One explicit choice worth a maintainer ruling: whenreplace_existing_processors=True, the processors that were replaced atinstrument()are restored onuninstrument().Also note:
BaseInstrumentoris a singleton whose__init__re-runs on every instantiation, so the tracking state lives in class attributes rather than__init__defaults that would be wiped betweeninstrument()anduninstrument().Tests
New
tests/test_uninstrument.py(4 tests): uninstrument removes the registered processor; user-added processors are kept; instrument/uninstrument cycles never duplicate the processor;replace_existing_processors=Truerestores the prior processor set. All 4 fail against the un-patched source and pass with the fix. Full package suite: 405 passed (uv run pytest tests/ --record-mode=none).uv run ruff check .clean.Summary by CodeRabbit