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fix(observability): resolve the OpenInference span kind from the configured span prefix - #2345
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WalkthroughThe converter now reads the event-type key from ChangesSpan conversion
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- Around line 54-56: Update test_converted_span_kind_with_default_prefix to set
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…igured span prefix
`SpanExporter` writes the event type attribute under
`f"{self._span_prefix}.event_type"`, where the prefix is taken from the
`NAT_SPAN_PREFIX` environment variable and defaults to `nat`.
`convert_span_to_otel()` looked that attribute up under the hardcoded key
`"nat.event_type"`, so every deployment that customised `NAT_SPAN_PREFIX` fell
back to `OpenInferenceSpanKindValues.UNKNOWN` for all spans and lost the
semantic span kind (LLM, TOOL, AGENT, ...) that OpenInference consumers such as
Phoenix rely on.
Read the key from `SpanAttributes.NAT_EVENT_TYPE` so the converter and the
exporter agree on the prefix, and cover the custom-prefix path with tests.
The default-prefix test reloads the span and converter modules with
`NAT_SPAN_PREFIX` pinned to `nat` so it does not depend on the prefix the test
process happens to start with.
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30-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd parameter type hints. Annotate
requestin the fixture andreloaded_with_span_prefixin both parameterized tests. As per path instructions, “Python methods should use type hints for all parameters.”Also applies to: 55-55, 72-72
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29-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winGive the fixture an explicit name. Set
name="reloaded_with_span_prefix"on@pytest.fixtureand rename the function to use afixture_prefix or_fixturesuffix. As per path instructions, “Pytest fixtures should define the name argument” and the fixture function must use one of those naming patterns.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Description
convert_span_to_otel()resolves the OpenInference span kind from the NAT event type, but it read that attribute under the hardcoded key"nat.event_type".The producer side does not hardcode it.
SpanExporterwrites the attribute asf"{self._span_prefix}.event_type"(span_exporter.py:181), whereself._span_prefixisos.getenv("NAT_SPAN_PREFIX", "nat").strip() or "nat"(span_exporter.py:94). The same rule is exposed to users asSpanAttributes.NAT_EVENT_TYPEinnat.data_models.span.So with the default prefix everything works, but any deployment that sets
NAT_SPAN_PREFIX(for example to namespace spans from several services in one collector) looks up a key that was never written,SPAN_EVENT_TYPE_TO_SPAN_KIND_MAP.get()misses, and every span is exported withopeninference.span.kind = "UNKNOWN". Downstream OpenInference consumers (Phoenix, Arize, ...) then lose the LLM / TOOL / AGENT / RETRIEVER classification and render the whole trace as untyped.This converter is on the path of both
OtelSpanExporterand the Phoenix ATIF exporter (convert_spans_to_otel_batch).Fix
Read the key from
SpanAttributes.NAT_EVENT_TYPEso the converter and the exporter derive the prefix from the same source:SpanAttributesfromopeninference.semconv.traceis already imported in this module, so the NAT one is imported asNatSpanAttributesto avoid the clash.Verification
New tests in
packages/nvidia_nat_opentelemetry/tests/observability/test_span_converter.py:test_converted_span_kind_with_default_prefix- the defaultnatprefix still resolvesLLM_STARTtoLLM.test_converted_span_kind_uses_configured_span_prefix- parametrized overnat,custom,prod.service; reloads the span modules withNAT_SPAN_PREFIXset, then asserts the span kind isLLM.test_converted_span_kind_without_event_type_is_unknown- a span with no event type still reportsUNKNOWN.Before the fix, the
customandprod.servicecases fail:After the fix:
5 passed.Also run:
pytest packages/nvidia_nat_opentelemetry/tests->116 passed(test_otlp_span_adapter_integration.pyneedspytest-httpserver, not installed in my sandbox)pytest packages/nvidia_nat_core/tests/nat/observability->728 passed, 8 errors; the errors arefixture 'registry' not foundfrom my minimal PYTHONPATH setup, unrelated to this changeruff check(repo config, ruff 0.15.0) andyapf --style ./pyproject.toml -d-> cleanChecklist
ruff checkandyapfcleanNote
The same hardcoded
"nat.event_type"lookup exists inpackages/nvidia_nat_data_flywheel/src/nat/plugins/data_flywheel/observability/processor/dfw_record_processor.py:80. I left it alone to keep this PR to a single package, but it has the same root cause and can be fixed the same way if you want it in scope.Disclosure: this change was prepared with AI assistance and reviewed, tested, and verified by me.
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