fix(claude-code): report the unparsable stream lines the parser keeps - #5741
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Claude Code driver no longer logs rejected line content for parse errors. It logs the parser reason, line shape, and byte length for incremental and final parser errors. Tests verify these fields and content omission. ChangesClaude Code parse-error logging
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds bounded, Unicode-safe logging for unparsable stream lines without changing parsed event handling. The PR is merge-ready after normal checks and review; a minor follow-up is to add an explicit multibyte byte-length test. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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When Claude emits malformed JSON or a valid event with a new/unknown type containing user prompts, model output, or credentials, this writes the first 200 characters verbatim. In the embedded desktop path, src/core/logging.rs routes these log calls into seven-day rotating support logs and records WARN events as Sentry breadcrumbs, so truncation still leaks short secrets or complete PII locally and potentially remotely. Log only structural metadata such as the parse reason and byte length, or apply content-aware redaction before including any preview.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L1061-L1067
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Fixed in a5cd69f — good catch, and it is the repo's own rule (AGENTS.md: Never log secrets or full PII).
The preview is gone. A ParseError line is whatever the CLI wrote to stdout — a malformed event, or a well-formed one of an unknown type — so any slice of it can carry the prompt, the reply, or a credential, and the desktop path routes log into rotating support logs and Sentry breadcrumbs. The log line now carries only structural metadata:
[claude-code][driver] dropping unparsable stream line (expected value at line 1 column 2): non-json of 9 bytes
reasoncomes fromserde_json::from_str::<Value>, which is positional (expected value at line 1 column 2) and never echoes the input, or from the parser's ownunknown event type \x`— thetype` discriminant, not payload.- shape is a four-way classification of the first non-whitespace character (
json object/json array/json string/non-json/blank) — enough to tell a crashed CLI from a protocol change, which is the reason for logging at all. - byte length keeps a truncated stream distinguishable from a chatty one.
The preview tests were replaced by ones that pin the new contract, including the_line_itself_is_never_quoted, which feeds a line with an api_key in it and asserts neither the key nor the field name reaches the log line.
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Maintainer review pass. The change is good and the premise still holds on The post-review version is the right one. Logging shape + Blocking:
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mod tests;Your three commits still carry the inline module, so the whole tail collides. To resolve: rebase onto I ran that rebase locally to confirm it is as clean as it looks: all three of your commits replay, authorship intact, and the production hunks in Worth doing soon regardless of this PR: the checks currently shown are from 24 Aug and every job on that run was One nit, take it or leave it: the two new doc comments use |
ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError carries this doc comment:
/// JSONL line that failed to parse. Kept so the driver can log without
/// dropping silently. Not surfaced as a ProviderDelta.
Nothing logs it. The driver hands every event straight to the mapper, and
event_mapper.rs maps ParseError to Vec::new() alongside RateLimit, so the
line is dropped exactly as silently as if the parser had discarded it. The
promise in the comment is the whole reason the variant exists.
When the CLI emits a line this parser cannot read - schema drift, a stray
non-JSON line, a truncated write - the turn quietly loses that content and
the operator has nothing to explain the gap.
Log it in the driver loop, which is where the comment says it belongs, via
a small function that returns the message so it can be tested without a log
harness. The line is previewed at 200 characters rather than dumped whole:
a stream line can carry an entire model reply, and that does not belong in
a warn-level log. The preview counts characters, so a multi-byte line is
not split mid-character.
…tent The first version logged a 200-character preview of the line. An unparsable line is whatever the CLI wrote to stdout - a malformed event, or a well-formed one of an unknown type - so that preview can carry the user's prompt, the model's reply, or a credential, and the desktop build routes `log` into rotating support logs and Sentry breadcrumbs. Log the parser's reason, the line's JSON shape, and its byte length instead. That still separates a crashed CLI from a protocol change, which is what the log is for, without quoting anything the line said.
`doc_lazy_continuation` fired because a wrapped line began with `- `, which rustdoc parses as a list item whose continuation lines are then unindented. Reword the parenthetical so no line starts with a dash.
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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/driver_tests.rs`:
- Around line 218-222: Extend the parse_error_log_line test for
ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError with a multibyte line such as two “é” characters,
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Add a multibyte byte-length case.
The input at Line 219 contains only ASCII characters. The test would pass if the formatter reported character count instead of byte count. Add a multibyte input, such as "é".repeat(2), and assert 4 bytes.
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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/driver_tests.rs` around lines
218 - 222, Extend the parse_error_log_line test for ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError
with a multibyte line such as two “é” characters, and assert that the formatted
output reports 4 bytes. Keep the existing 5,000-character ASCII assertion
unchanged.
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The variant exists to be logged, and nothing logs it
stream_parser.rs:The driver hands every event straight to the mapper:
and
event_mapper.rs:108is where it lands:grep -rn ParseErrorover the provider finds nolog::call anywhere in between. So the line is dropped exactly as silently as if the parser had thrown it away — which makes the variant, and the comment justifying it, dead weight.Why it matters
When the CLI emits a line this parser cannot read — schema drift after a
claudeupgrade, a stray non-JSON line on stdout, a truncated write — the turn quietly loses that content and there is nothing in the log to explain the gap. That is the same failure mode as #5718, one layer up.The fix
Log it in the driver loop, where the comment says it belongs.
The message is built by a small function that returns the string rather than logging inline, so it is unit-testable without a log harness.
Two deliberate choices:
Tests
5 cases in the existing
driver.rstest module (6 → 11 inclaude_code::driver):ParseErrorproduces a message carrying both the line and the reasonNone...Mutation-checked — replacing the preview with the full line turns 2 of them red:
and restoring it returns
11 passed.cargo fmt --checkandcargo clippy --libclean.Summary by CodeRabbit