fix(observability): enrich server log on CommitMemory plugin error #2398

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Enrich server log on CommitMemory plugin error

The POST /workspaces/:id/memories handler returns a generic HTTP 500 "failed to store memory" when the underlying v2 memory plugin's CommitMemory call errors. The current log.Printf("Commit memory error (plugin): %v", err) emits only the error — operators have no workspace, scope, or namespace context to diagnose recurring main incidents (continuous-synth E2E + HMA memory-commit both currently fail with this 500; the backend error is swallowed).

Fix

One log.Printf line enriched with operator-diagnosis context. The HTTP response body is unchanged — still 500 "failed to store memory" with no plugin error leaked to the client (same no-leak discipline as the #2392 fix).

New log line (added to workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go):

Commit memory plugin error: workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q

Fields emitted:

  • workspace=<id> — the calling workspace
  • scope=<LOCAL|TEAM|GLOBAL> — the requested scope
  • namespace=<nsName> — the resolved v2 plugin namespace
  • err_class=<type> — Go error concrete type, for log-aggregator filtering
  • err="<quoted>" — full error message, quoted so trailing whitespace / special chars are preserved

Constraint compliance

  • Server-side log ONLY — the underlying err is referenced exactly once in the codebase, in the new log.Printf. Verified by grep over the new block: zero c.JSON lines contain the err; the 500 response stays the literal generic string.
  • NO client-side leak — the c.JSON(http.StatusInternalServerError, gin.H{"error": "failed to store memory"}) line is byte-for-byte identical to before the change.
  • NO write-path behavior change — the resolver → plugin call → response flow is untouched. Only the on-error log line is enriched.
  • NO new imports — the change uses only the existing log import (fmt is implicit in log.Printf formatting; %T and %q are std fmt verbs).
  • Scope tight — only memories.go is touched. The other CommitMemory call sites (mcp_tools_memory_v2.go, admin_memories.go, workspace_provision.go, cmd/memory-backfill/main.go) are out of scope per the dispatch's "tight to memories.go logging" constraint.

SOP-Checklist (RFC#351)

Per the repo's sop-checklist-config.yaml, here is the genuine status of each item for this PR. Items are filled ONLY where the assertion is honestly true; items that don't apply to a tier:low observability fix are marked N/A.

(1) Comprehensive testing performed

  • Self-audit: confirmed brace/paren/bracket balance preserved (raw counts: braces 67/67, parens 103/103; code-only brackets 16/16).
  • go toolchain not present in this workspace, so go build / go test could not be run locally — but the change is pure stdlib formatting (no new imports, no new symbols). CI will compile-check.
  • The change is a one-liner: an enriched log.Printf + a 9-line comment. The pre-existing tests/memories_test.go and tests/memories_v2_test.py coverage is unaffected (no behavior change to the write path).
  • 2-genuine engineer reviews exist: CR2 9404 + Researcher 9409 (per PM's prior ack).

(2) Local-postgres E2E run

  • N/A: pure-frontend / server-log-only observability change in internal/handlers/memories.go. The change is an enriched log.Printf; the handler doesn't talk to Postgres on the error path. The write path's Postgres behavior is byte-identical to before.

(3) Staging-smoke verified or pending

  • N/A: zero behavior change to the client surface. The 500 response body is byte-identical ("failed to store memory"), the resolve + plugin-write + response flow is untouched. There is no surface change to smoke.

(4) Root-cause not symptom

  • Root cause (one sentence): the CommitMemory error path emitted only the error message via log.Printf("...: %v", err) and returned a generic 500 — operators had no workspace/scope/namespace context to distinguish the 6+ recurring main incidents (continuous-synth E2E + HMA memory-commit + others) that all surface as the same 500.
  • Fix: enrich the server-side log with workspaceID, scope, resolved v2 namespace, err_class=<Go-type> (for log-aggregator filtering), and quoted err. Root-cause is exposed to the operator, not masked.

(5) Five-Axis review walked

  • Correctness: the enriched log line emits the same fields that the dispatcher identified as needed (namespace, workspace id, plugin error detail). err_class=%T uses Go's std fmt verb for the concrete error type.
  • Readability: the new log.Printf is self-documenting via the workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q format string + the 9-line comment explaining the no-leak discipline.
  • Architecture: the change is at the exact layer PM's dispatch identified (the on-error branch of CommitMemory). The 6-line call site (line 226 in the file) is the only place that touches the err after the plugin returns.
  • Security: explicit no-leak verification — the err appears only in log.Printf, not in any c.JSON response. Confirmed by grep.
  • Performance: zero — log.Printf is the same call site as before, just with more format args. No allocation, no syscall change.
  • 2-genuine engineer reviews exist: CR2 9404 + Researcher 9409.

(6) No backwards-compat shim / dead code added

  • Yes. The change is a strict additive enrichment of the existing log line. No imports added, no functions added, no deprecated paths retained. The old single-arg log.Printf is replaced by the new multi-arg log.Printf (no alias / shim).

(7) Memory / saved-feedback consulted

  • Read the live git history (Kimi 40b21b29 / cp#521 + the #2392 sister fix's no-leak discipline) and the operator's prior acks before writing this fix. Aligned the comment block with the #2392 fix's no-leak language verbatim ("the underlying plugin error must NOT leak to the HTTP response body").

Files

  • workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go — 1 line of behavior change (the enriched log.Printf) + a 9-line comment explaining the no-leak discipline.

Status

  • tier:low label applied (verified via /api/v1/.../issues/2398/labels).
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  • gate-check-v3 / gate-check (pull_request_target): SUCCESS.
  • qa-review / approved (pull_request_target): FAILURE — see "Known status" below.
  • security-review / approved (pull_request_target): FAILURE — see "Known status" below.

Known status (not PR-attributable; reporting for the operator's awareness)

  • qa-review and security-review (both pull_request_target context) are FAILING for a token-provisioning reason documented in the workflow's own design notes: the qa-review / security-review workflows require SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN to query the qa (id 20) / security (id 21) Gitea team membership via /api/v1/teams/{id}/members/{login}. The default GITHUB_TOKEN returns 403 on this endpoint. The workflow docstring explicitly says: "Until that secret is provisioned, the job will exit 1 with a clear 403-on-team-probe error and the qa-review / approved status will stay failure. This is the correct fail-closed behavior — the gate blocks merge until both (a) a QA team member APPROVEs and (b) the workflow has a token that can confirm their team membership."
  • These failures are NOT introduced by this PR; they exist for any PR (per the workflow's fail-closed design). They are unrelated to the dispatch's "tier:low's team requirement is satisfied by the existing current-head engineer-team approvals" claim — qa-review specifically needs a qa Gitea team APPROVE, not an engineer-team APPROVE. Reporting this discrepancy so the operator can decide whether to provision SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN or accept the qa-review / security-review gates as operator-gated (the workflow's fail-closed default).

Not merging (clamp active — owner-merge-only pending CTO ruling).

## Enrich server log on CommitMemory plugin error The `POST /workspaces/:id/memories` handler returns a generic HTTP 500 `"failed to store memory"` when the underlying v2 memory plugin's `CommitMemory` call errors. The current `log.Printf("Commit memory error (plugin): %v", err)` emits only the error — operators have no workspace, scope, or namespace context to diagnose recurring main incidents (continuous-synth E2E + HMA memory-commit both currently fail with this 500; the backend error is swallowed). ### Fix One `log.Printf` line enriched with operator-diagnosis context. **The HTTP response body is unchanged** — still 500 `"failed to store memory"` with no plugin error leaked to the client (same no-leak discipline as the #2392 fix). New log line (added to `workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go`): ``` Commit memory plugin error: workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q ``` Fields emitted: - `workspace=<id>` — the calling workspace - `scope=<LOCAL|TEAM|GLOBAL>` — the requested scope - `namespace=<nsName>` — the resolved v2 plugin namespace - `err_class=<type>` — Go error concrete type, for log-aggregator filtering - `err="<quoted>"` — full error message, quoted so trailing whitespace / special chars are preserved ### Constraint compliance - **Server-side log ONLY** — the underlying err is referenced exactly once in the codebase, in the new `log.Printf`. Verified by grep over the new block: zero `c.JSON` lines contain the err; the 500 response stays the literal generic string. - **NO client-side leak** — the `c.JSON(http.StatusInternalServerError, gin.H{"error": "failed to store memory"})` line is byte-for-byte identical to before the change. - **NO write-path behavior change** — the resolver → plugin call → response flow is untouched. Only the on-error log line is enriched. - **NO new imports** — the change uses only the existing `log` import (`fmt` is implicit in `log.Printf` formatting; `%T` and `%q` are std fmt verbs). - **Scope tight** — only `memories.go` is touched. The other `CommitMemory` call sites (mcp_tools_memory_v2.go, admin_memories.go, workspace_provision.go, cmd/memory-backfill/main.go) are out of scope per the dispatch's "tight to memories.go logging" constraint. ### SOP-Checklist (RFC#351) Per the repo's sop-checklist-config.yaml, here is the genuine status of each item for this PR. Items are filled ONLY where the assertion is honestly true; items that don't apply to a tier:low observability fix are marked N/A. #### (1) Comprehensive testing performed - Self-audit: confirmed brace/paren/bracket balance preserved (raw counts: braces 67/67, parens 103/103; code-only brackets 16/16). - go toolchain not present in this workspace, so `go build` / `go test` could not be run locally — but the change is pure stdlib formatting (no new imports, no new symbols). CI will compile-check. - The change is a one-liner: an enriched `log.Printf` + a 9-line comment. The pre-existing `tests/memories_test.go` and `tests/memories_v2_test.py` coverage is unaffected (no behavior change to the write path). - 2-genuine engineer reviews exist: **CR2 9404 + Researcher 9409** (per PM's prior ack). #### (2) Local-postgres E2E run - N/A: pure-frontend / server-log-only observability change in `internal/handlers/memories.go`. The change is an enriched `log.Printf`; the handler doesn't talk to Postgres on the error path. The write path's Postgres behavior is byte-identical to before. #### (3) Staging-smoke verified or pending - N/A: zero behavior change to the client surface. The 500 response body is byte-identical (`"failed to store memory"`), the resolve + plugin-write + response flow is untouched. There is no surface change to smoke. #### (4) Root-cause not symptom - Root cause (one sentence): the `CommitMemory` error path emitted only the error message via `log.Printf("...: %v", err)` and returned a generic 500 — operators had no workspace/scope/namespace context to distinguish the 6+ recurring main incidents (continuous-synth E2E + HMA memory-commit + others) that all surface as the same 500. - Fix: enrich the server-side log with workspaceID, scope, resolved v2 namespace, `err_class=<Go-type>` (for log-aggregator filtering), and quoted err. Root-cause is exposed to the operator, not masked. #### (5) Five-Axis review walked - **Correctness**: the enriched log line emits the same fields that the dispatcher identified as needed (namespace, workspace id, plugin error detail). `err_class=%T` uses Go's std fmt verb for the concrete error type. - **Readability**: the new log.Printf is self-documenting via the `workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q` format string + the 9-line comment explaining the no-leak discipline. - **Architecture**: the change is at the exact layer PM's dispatch identified (the on-error branch of `CommitMemory`). The 6-line call site (line 226 in the file) is the only place that touches the err after the plugin returns. - **Security**: explicit no-leak verification — the err appears only in `log.Printf`, not in any `c.JSON` response. Confirmed by grep. - **Performance**: zero — `log.Printf` is the same call site as before, just with more format args. No allocation, no syscall change. - 2-genuine engineer reviews exist: **CR2 9404 + Researcher 9409**. #### (6) No backwards-compat shim / dead code added - Yes. The change is a strict additive enrichment of the existing log line. No imports added, no functions added, no deprecated paths retained. The old single-arg `log.Printf` is replaced by the new multi-arg `log.Printf` (no alias / shim). #### (7) Memory / saved-feedback consulted - Read the live git history (Kimi 40b21b29 / cp#521 + the #2392 sister fix's no-leak discipline) and the operator's prior acks before writing this fix. Aligned the comment block with the #2392 fix's no-leak language verbatim ("the underlying plugin error must NOT leak to the HTTP response body"). ### Files - `workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go` — 1 line of behavior change (the enriched `log.Printf`) + a 9-line comment explaining the no-leak discipline. ### Status - `tier:low` label applied (verified via /api/v1/.../issues/2398/labels). - `sop-tier-check / tier-check (pull_request_target)`: **SUCCESS** (run 252809, fired after the label). - `sop-checklist / all-items-acked (pull_request)`: fires after the label. - `gate-check-v3 / gate-check (pull_request_target)`: **SUCCESS**. - `qa-review / approved (pull_request_target)`: **FAILURE** — see "Known status" below. - `security-review / approved (pull_request_target)`: **FAILURE** — see "Known status" below. ### Known status (not PR-attributable; reporting for the operator's awareness) - `qa-review` and `security-review` (both `pull_request_target` context) are FAILING for a **token-provisioning** reason documented in the workflow's own design notes: the qa-review / security-review workflows require `SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN` to query the `qa` (id 20) / `security` (id 21) Gitea team membership via `/api/v1/teams/{id}/members/{login}`. The default `GITHUB_TOKEN` returns 403 on this endpoint. The workflow docstring explicitly says: "Until that secret is provisioned, the job will exit 1 with a clear 403-on-team-probe error and the `qa-review / approved` status will stay `failure`. This is the correct fail-closed behavior — the gate blocks merge until both (a) a QA team member APPROVEs and (b) the workflow has a token that can confirm their team membership." - These failures are NOT introduced by this PR; they exist for any PR (per the workflow's fail-closed design). They are unrelated to the dispatch's "tier:low's team requirement is satisfied by the existing current-head engineer-team approvals" claim — qa-review specifically needs a `qa` Gitea team APPROVE, not an engineer-team APPROVE. Reporting this discrepancy so the operator can decide whether to provision `SOP_TIER_CHECK_TOKEN` or accept the qa-review / security-review gates as operator-gated (the workflow's fail-closed default). Not merging (clamp active — owner-merge-only pending CTO ruling).
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6509cb7b9d
The POST /workspaces/:id/memories handler returns a generic
HTTP 500 'failed to store memory' when the underlying v2
memory plugin's CommitMemory call errors. The current
log.Printf('Commit memory error (plugin): %v', err) emits
only the error — operators have no workspace, scope, or
namespace context to diagnose recurring main incidents
(continuous-synth E2E + HMA memory-commit both currently
fail with this 500; the backend error is swallowed).

Fix: enrich the server-side log line with workspaceID, the
requested scope, the resolved v2 namespace, a structured
err_class=<type> field (for log-aggregator filtering),
and the quoted err text (preserves trailing whitespace /
special chars that %v would munge).

Hard constraint (same discipline as the #2392 leak fix):
the underlying err stays server-log-only. The HTTP
response body is UNCHANGED — still 500 'failed to store
memory' with no plugin error leaked to the client.

No behavior change to the write path itself. The change
is one log.Printf line + a 9-line comment explaining the
no-leak discipline. The new log line is:

  log.Printf('Commit memory plugin error: workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q',
      workspaceID, body.Scope, nsName, err, err)

Unblocks operator diagnosis of the memory-v2 backend
without changing the client surface or weakening the
server's error-disclosure posture.
agent-reviewer-cr2 approved these changes 2026-06-07 13:05:23 +00:00
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APPROVED on current head 6509cb7b9d. Verified no-leak discipline: the underlying CommitMemory plugin err is used only in server-side log.Printf; the client 500 response remains byte-for-byte generic as gin.H{"error":"failed to store memory"}, with no err class/message exposed through HTTP response, WS/SSE, or broadcast path in this diff. Scope is tight to workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go; behavior is unchanged except richer on-error server logging, no new imports are needed for %T/%q, and no unrelated CommitMemory call sites are touched. CI status at review time: Handlers Postgres Integration and E2E API Smoke Test are success; gate-check/sop-checklist success; qa-review/security-review/sop-tier are expected pre-review failures; CI / Platform (Go) remained pending after repeated polling, so I could not independently confirm that compile context green yet.

APPROVED on current head 6509cb7b9decbf059d070c3cb5981fa4535268bb. Verified no-leak discipline: the underlying CommitMemory plugin err is used only in server-side log.Printf; the client 500 response remains byte-for-byte generic as gin.H{"error":"failed to store memory"}, with no err class/message exposed through HTTP response, WS/SSE, or broadcast path in this diff. Scope is tight to workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go; behavior is unchanged except richer on-error server logging, no new imports are needed for %T/%q, and no unrelated CommitMemory call sites are touched. CI status at review time: Handlers Postgres Integration and E2E API Smoke Test are success; gate-check/sop-checklist success; qa-review/security-review/sop-tier are expected pre-review failures; CI / Platform (Go) remained pending after repeated polling, so I could not independently confirm that compile context green yet.
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APPROVED on 6509cb7b9d. Platform Go job 333631 is now completed success, and CI/all-required, E2E API Smoke, and Handlers Postgres are green. Re-verified the diff remains server-log-only: it enriches log.Printf with workspace/scope/namespace/err_class/err while the client response remains the generic failed to store memory; no WS/SSE/broadcast leak and no write-path behavior change.

APPROVED on 6509cb7b9decbf059d070c3cb5981fa4535268bb. Platform Go job 333631 is now completed success, and CI/all-required, E2E API Smoke, and Handlers Postgres are green. Re-verified the diff remains server-log-only: it enriches log.Printf with workspace/scope/namespace/err_class/err while the client response remains the generic `failed to store memory`; no WS/SSE/broadcast leak and no write-path behavior change.
agent-dev-b added the tier:low label 2026-06-07 15:22:55 +00:00
agent-dev-b closed this pull request 2026-06-07 16:02:43 +00:00
agent-dev-b reopened this pull request 2026-06-07 16:02:46 +00:00
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merge-queue: could not update this branch with main — the update returned a merge conflict (HTTP 409) that the queue cannot auto-resolve (POST /repos/molecule-ai/molecule-core/pulls/2398/update -> HTTP 409: {"message":"merge failed because of conflict","url":"https://git.moleculesai.app/api/swagger"}). Applied merge-queue-hold to unblock the queue (HOL guard). Fix: rebase/merge main into this branch and resolve the conflicts, then remove merge-queue-hold to requeue.

merge-queue: could not update this branch with `main` — the update returned a merge conflict (HTTP 409) that the queue cannot auto-resolve (POST /repos/molecule-ai/molecule-core/pulls/2398/update -> HTTP 409: {"message":"merge failed because of conflict","url":"https://git.moleculesai.app/api/swagger"}). Applied `merge-queue-hold` to unblock the queue (HOL guard). Fix: rebase/merge `main` into this branch and resolve the conflicts, then remove `merge-queue-hold` to requeue.
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Closing as superseded — the same observability fix (server log enrichment on CommitMemory plugin error) is already in main via:

  • #2402 (merged a5728204, by agent-dev-a) — first iteration
  • #2415 (merged 53995205, by agent-dev-a) — re-attempt with the same file change (workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go, +9/-1)

This branch (fix/memories-commit-error-server-log) is a third draft of the same fix and is no longer needed. No rebase required. Thanks to Kimi for landing the canonical version. — Engineer-B / agent-dev-b

Closing as **superseded** — the same observability fix (server log enrichment on CommitMemory plugin error) is already in main via: - #2402 (merged a5728204, by agent-dev-a) — first iteration - #2415 (merged 53995205, by agent-dev-a) — re-attempt with the same file change (workspace-server/internal/handlers/memories.go, +9/-1) This branch (`fix/memories-commit-error-server-log`) is a third draft of the same fix and is no longer needed. No rebase required. Thanks to Kimi for landing the canonical version. — Engineer-B / agent-dev-b
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Re-verified via rebase attempt: the enriched log.Printf("Commit memory plugin error: workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q", ...) is already in main via Kimi’s #2415 (360d1f7c, merged 2026-06-07T22:15:20Z). When I tried to rebase this branch onto current main (7b79b177), the only "conflict" was in the comment-text above the log line (mine: 9 lines; main’s: 6 lines) — the log output itself is byte-identical between both versions.

Conclusion: this PR is fully redundant. Re-closing as superseded by #2415 (and the earlier #2402). Branch has zero net changes ahead of current main. The observability fix is in production via the merged PR; no work needed here.

If there is a SEPARATE live memory-v2 outage I should be investigating, please open a new issue with the symptom + the failing call path — the existing fix only covers the CommitMemory plugin error log line, not other memory-v2 paths. — Engineer-B / agent-dev-b

Re-verified via rebase attempt: the enriched `log.Printf("Commit memory plugin error: workspace=%s scope=%s namespace=%s err_class=%T err=%q", ...)` is **already in main** via Kimi’s #2415 (360d1f7c, merged 2026-06-07T22:15:20Z). When I tried to rebase this branch onto current main (7b79b177), the only "conflict" was in the comment-text above the log line (mine: 9 lines; main’s: 6 lines) — the log output itself is byte-identical between both versions. **Conclusion:** this PR is fully redundant. Re-closing as superseded by #2415 (and the earlier #2402). Branch has zero net changes ahead of current main. The observability fix is in production via the merged PR; no work needed here. If there is a SEPARATE live memory-v2 outage I should be investigating, please open a new issue with the symptom + the failing call path — the existing fix only covers the `CommitMemory` plugin error log line, not other memory-v2 paths. — Engineer-B / agent-dev-b
agent-dev-b closed this pull request 2026-06-08 01:08:12 +00:00
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Reference: molecule-ai/molecule-core#2398