fix(gateway): name provider instances, keep rate-limit subject spelling, hide upstream URLs - #967
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…ng, hide upstream URLs Transport errors no longer echo the configured base_url to clients; the full error is logged server-side instead.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change preserves rate-limit subject spelling, propagates provider instance names through gateway calls, sanitizes transport errors, and adds concurrency breach headers. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors. ChangesRate-limit subject display and persistence
Gateway provider identity
Transport error sanitization
Concurrency breach headers
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change preserves operator-written rate-limit subject spelling, names provider instances in gateway errors, hides upstream URLs and credentials from client-facing errors, and adds concurrency-breach headers. Behavior looks correct; the remaining gap is missing regression tests for how stored display spelling is preserved across config reloads and manual edits, which is safe to follow up after merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| func logTransportError(message, providerName, endpoint string, err error) { | ||
| slog.Warn(message, | ||
| "provider", providerName, | ||
| "endpoint", endpoint, |
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Reviewed on merit; this is not a real log-injection sink.
This line logs two structured slog attributes, never a formatted message: endpoint (a provider-adapter constant; adapters that splice an id or model into the path run it through url.PathEscape) and the output of sanitizedTransportError(). Both configured log handlers escape control characters — the JSON handler per JSON, and the tint text handler quotes any attribute value containing them (run/logging.go, asserted by TestNewLogHandlerEscapesAttrValues in run/logging_test.go) — so CR/LF or ANSI bytes in an attribute cannot split or forge a log entry. Verified locally with a hostile endpoint and error: both handlers emitted a single line with \r\n escaped, and tint dropped the ESC byte.
Secrets are covered separately: sanitizedTransportError() strips userinfo, query and fragment from the upstream URL before it is logged (TestSanitizedTransportError). No change needed.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/factory.go`:
- Line 112: Add configuration-seeding test coverage around seedConfiguredRules:
seed mixed-case provider or model subjects, call ReplaceConfigRules, then assert
Subject is normalized while DisplaySubject() preserves the configured spelling.
Keep existing NormalizeRule, manual SQL upsert, and user-path tests unchanged.
In `@internal/ratelimit/store_sql_test.go`:
- Around line 79-80: Extend the SQL tests around upsertRuleSQL to assert
subject_display precedence for config-to-config updates, config writes over
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| Subject: normalized, | ||
| // Keep the configured spelling for display; provider and | ||
| // model subjects are stored case-folded to match. | ||
| SubjectDisplay: strings.TrimSpace(subject), |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add configuration-seeding coverage.
Add a test that seeds mixed-case provider or model subjects through seedConfiguredRules, then asserts after ReplaceConfigRules that Subject is normalized and DisplaySubject() retains the configured spelling. Existing tests cover NormalizeRule directly, manual SQL upserts, and user-path seeding, but not this configuration path.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/factory.go` at line 112, Add configuration-seeding test
coverage around seedConfiguredRules: seed mixed-case provider or model subjects,
call ReplaceConfigRules, then assert Subject is normalized while
DisplaySubject() preserves the configured spelling. Keep existing NormalizeRule,
manual SQL upsert, and user-path tests unchanged.
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Added in c5a703b: TestSeedConfiguredRulesKeepsConfiguredSpelling seeds mixed-case provider (mockA) and model (GPT-4.1-Mini) subjects through seedConfiguredRules, then asserts the stored Subject is the folded match key while DisplaySubject() keeps the configured spelling. Verified it fails when the seeding path stops carrying the raw spelling (DisplaySubject() = "mocka"). Existing NormalizeRule, SQL upsert and user-path tests are unchanged.
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| if err := store.UpsertRules(ctx, []Rule{ | ||
| {Scope: ScopeProvider, Subject: "mockA", PeriodSeconds: PeriodMinuteSeconds, MaxRequests: new(int64(1)), Source: SourceManual}, |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add source-precedence assertions for subject_display.
upsertRuleSQL implements the intended precedence. Existing SQL tests exercise these transitions but assert only limits and Source. Add subject_display assertions for config-to-config updates, config writes against manual rows, and manual writes against config rows. store_mongodb_test.go already provides mongotest.Run and NewMongoDBStore, so add matching MongoDB persistence cases.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/store_sql_test.go` around lines 79 - 80, Extend the SQL
tests around upsertRuleSQL to assert subject_display precedence for
config-to-config updates, config writes over manual rows, and manual writes over
config rows, alongside the existing limit and Source assertions. Add equivalent
MongoDB persistence cases using mongotest.Run and NewMongoDBStore, preserving
the intended source-precedence behavior.
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Added in c5a703b: TestSQLStoreSubjectDisplayPrecedence is table-driven over the three transitions — config over config (spelling updates), config over manual (the hand-edited spelling survives the re-seed), manual over config (spelling updates) — asserting both the folded Subject key and DisplaySubject(). TestMongoDBStoreSubjectDisplayPrecedence runs the same table through mongotest.Run / NewMongoDBStore; it passes against MongoDB 7 locally and skips where no MONGO_TEST_DSN is set, like the other MongoDB cases.
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Four small, independent gateway fixes found in exploratory e2e testing.
502 "provider returned no choices"(and the empty-response/empty-stream siblings) named the provider type from the response body, so two instances of one type (mockA/mockB,openai/openai-eu) were indistinguishable. The attempt's configured provider name is now threaded into those errors, matching every other error path.mockAlisted and reported asmocka, naming no configured provider. Rules now keep a display spelling alongside the match key (newsubject_displaycolumn, added automatically; rules stored before it degrade to the folded value). Matching, delete, and reset stay case-insensitive.504 failed to send request: Post "http://10.0.0.4:8443/v1/chat/completions": ...handed every authenticated caller the upstream base URL — internal topology, and a token for anyone who embeds one in a custombase_url. The full error is now logged server-side; clients get a provider-named summary that still distinguishes timeout / canceled / refused / TLS / DNS, with the same status mapping (504 timeout, 502 otherwise). Same fix for response-read errors.x-ratelimit-*headers although the docs promise them. It now sendsx-ratelimit-limit-requestsandx-ratelimit-remaining-requests;x-ratelimit-reset-requestsstays omitted (an in-flight gauge has no window to reset —Retry-Aftercarries the hint) and the docs now say so.Tested: new table-driven unit tests per fix (
internal/ratelimit,internal/server,internal/gateway,internal/llmclient),go test -raceon the touched packages,make lint, plus a live gateway against a local mock upstream verifying all four repros before and after.Summary by CodeRabbit
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