fix(admin): keep one corrupt timestamp from failing a whole listing - #883
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Every SQL store decoded created_at/updated_at with time.Unix, which accepts any int64 but produces a time JSON cannot encode outside years 0-9999. Admin listings serialize all rows into one response, so a single row written while the host clock was wrong (or hand-edited) made GET /admin/virtual-models and GET /admin/provider-credentials fail entirely with HTTP 500. Route the decodes through sqlutil.TimeFromUnix, which maps an unrepresentable value to the zero time and warns, the same tolerance StringsFromJSON already applies to malformed JSON columns. Fixes #881 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GbZfUSK3BnzEE8c6vaCb9c
A recovered panic, or a response body the JSON serializer could not
encode, reached echo's default error handler, which answers with a bare
{"message":"Internal Server Error"} and logs nothing at all. The operator
who reported #881 therefore had a 500 that named neither the endpoint nor
the cause, and clients got an envelope no OpenAI SDK can parse.
Install a central handler that renders these in the caller's wire dialect
(the canonical envelope handleError already uses) and logs them, keeping
the status echo attached to errors such as BodyLimit's 413. A recovered
panic's stack rides along in the logged error.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes gateway error handling and adds internal error classification. It also introduces safe Unix timestamp conversion and applies it across SQL stores, with tests for error responses and out-of-range timestamps. ChangesGateway consistency updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new error handling can return diagnostic text from explicit server errors to API clients rather than a generic internal-error message. This may expose implementation details in production responses and should be made opaque before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Echo
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Echo->>gatewayErrorHandler: forward uncaught error
gatewayErrorHandler->>GatewayError: classify and escape error
gatewayErrorHandler->>AuditEntry: record error and response metadata
gatewayErrorHandler->>Echo: render canonical envelope
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In `@internal/server/error_support_test.go`:
- Line 288: Add an Echo integration test that configures
goJSONSerializer.Serialize and routes requests through Echo’s ServeHTTP
dispatch, returns c.JSON with math.Inf(1), and asserts the canonical
internal_error response instead of calling gatewayErrorHandler directly.
In `@internal/server/error_support.go`:
- Line 61: Update gatewayErrorHandler to run the shared handleError finalization
sequence before calling writeGatewayError, preserving audit enrichment and
ResponseHeaders from gatewayErrorWithResponseHeaders.
In `@internal/storage/sqlutil/sqlutil_test.go`:
- Around line 64-66: Update the TimeFromUnix test assertions to verify that
got.Location() is time.UTC in addition to checking instant equality, ensuring
the returned time preserves the required UTC location.
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Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge; the only outstanding concern is non-blocking operational log noise. The repeated out-of-range timestamp warning remains an outstanding non-blocking observability concern. greptile-apps[bot] resolved the post-commit error logging thread without explanation. Reviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "fix(server): keep escaped 5xx messages o..." | Re-trigger Greptile |
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| func TimeFromUnix(value int64) time.Time { | ||
| t := time.Unix(value, 0).UTC() | ||
| if year := t.Year(); year < 0 || year > 9999 { | ||
| slog.Warn("dropping out-of-range stored timestamp", "unix_seconds", value) |
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Each decode of the same out-of-range stored timestamp emits another identical warning. If a corrupt row is repeatedly reloaded, it continually adds duplicate log entries on every service instance, obscuring other operational signals and increasing log volume. Deduplicate or rate-limit this diagnostic while retaining enough context to repair the data. This is a non-blocking observability concern.
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- Authored Go harness matching the predecessor's direct decode and counting warning records across three identical corrupt values; it establishes the baseline.
- Executed `go run trex-artifacts/timefromunix-repeated-decode-01-before.go` in `/home/user/repo` and captured three decodes with `warning_count=0`; the predecessor emitted no warning.
- Authored Go harness that invokes `sqlutil.TimeFromUnix` three times in one process and asserts a warning count of three; it exercises the changed path.
- Executed `go run trex-artifacts/timefromunix-repeated-decode-02-after.go` in `/home/user/repo` and captured three zero-time results plus three identical WARN records; the changed code does not deduplicate or rate-limit warnings.
…panic stacks A panic after the first streamed chunk was never logged because the handler returned on a committed response before logging. The recovered panic's value and stack now land in separate `panic` and `stack` attributes instead of one error string. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NEgRAh914CS85pUNh92RBh
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- Around line 52-55: Update gatewayErrorHandler to perform the same shared error
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An error that reached the central handler without passing through handleError — a recovered panic, or a rate-limit error returned rather than rendered — skipped audit enrichment and response headers, so its audit row recorded no error and a Retry-After could be dropped. Run the same finalization before writing. The audit half is skipped once an error is recorded: handleError returns its own response write failures to this handler, and re-enriching there would replace the real cause with the generic one. Also drive the serializer failure end to end through the real server, so the goccy serializer and echo's dispatch are in the tested path, and assert TimeFromUnix keeps its UTC location. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GbZfUSK3BnzEE8c6vaCb9c
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Keep explicit 5xx Echo messages opaque.
When a handler or middleware returns
echo.NewHTTPError(500, detail),escapedGatewayErrorpreservesdetail, andGatewayError.ToJSONsends it to the client. Set the message to"an unexpected error occurred"for 5xx responses while retaining the original error inErrfor logging.Proposed fix
return &core.GatewayError{ Type: core.ErrorTypeInternal, - Message: message, + Message: "an unexpected error occurred", StatusCode: status, Err: err, }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/server/error_support.go`:
- Line 91: Update the error handling around echoErrorMessage so explicit 5xx
responses use the opaque message "an unexpected error occurred" while preserving
the original error in Err for logging. Keep existing messages for non-5xx status
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echo answers some server errors with the underlying error text — its Decompress middleware passes err.Error() straight into the response — and escapedGatewayError forwarded that message verbatim, so a failure inside the gateway could describe its internals to the caller. 5xx now carries the same opaque text every other gateway 500 uses; the cause stays in Err, which only the logs read. Client errors keep echo's message, which names the rule the request broke (413, 405). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GbZfUSK3BnzEE8c6vaCb9c
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Fixes #881.
Problem
GET /admin/virtual-modelsandGET /admin/provider-credentialsreturned HTTP 500 with no usable body, while routing andGET /v1/modelskept working.Both endpoints serialize every stored row into one JSON array, and both tables store
created_at/updated_atas raw int64 epochs decoded withtime.Unix(n, 0). That accepts any int64, buttime.Timeonly marshals years 0-9999 — so a single row whose timestamp is out of range (written while the host clock was wrong, or hand-edited) makes the entire listing unencodable. Reproduced against a SQLite database with one such row: both endpoints 500, the data plane unaffected.The failure was invisible because echo's default error handler answers with a bare
{"message":"Internal Server Error"}and logs nothing at all — verified with a deliberate panic: that body, zero log lines.Changes
sqlutil.TimeFromUnixmaps an unrepresentable epoch to the zero time and warns with the raw value — the same toleranceStringsFromJSONalready applies to malformed JSON columns. All 20created_at/updated_atdecode sites across the 10 SQL stores go through it, so auth keys, budgets, users, guardrails and MCP servers lose the same latent failure.A central
HTTPErrorHandlerrenders errors that escape a handler (recovered panics, responses the serializer could not encode) in the caller's wire dialect — the canonical{"error":{...}}envelopehandleErroralready uses — and logs them with method, path and request id. A recovered panic's stack rides along in the logged error. Statuses echo attaches to its own errors (BodyLimit's 413,echo.NewHTTPError) are preserved.User-visible impact
{"message": ...}.Verification
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