fix(ai): support JSONL responses in Google-compatible streams - #3887
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Independent architect review — this is the first actual review on this PR.
Blocking 1 — the verdict block is a self-approval.
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gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 merge-approved sha256:ad5435...475b03 reviewer:architect
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Blocking 2 — the JSONL path silently drops raw-stream observability.
onSseEvent is not just a caller-supplied hook. agent-session.ts:2661-2669 installs one unconditionally:
this.#onSseEvent = configuredOnSseEvent
? (event, model, scope) => { this.rawSseDebugBuffer.recordEvent(event, model); configuredOnSseEvent(event, model, scope); }
: (event, model, _scope) => { this.rawSseDebugBuffer.recordEvent(event, model); };So on the SSE path every frame lands in rawSseDebugBuffer. On the JSONL path nothing does — readJsonl takes no event callback, and your test pins exactly that with expect(sseEventCount).toBe(0). The raw debug buffer goes empty for the whole stream.
That is backwards from where you want it: NDJSON is the new, rarer, less-exercised transport, so it is the one most likely to need a raw dump when a provider misbehaves — and it is the only one that now produces none. A user hitting a JSONL streaming bug has no raw evidence to attach to an issue.
readJsonl at packages/utils/src/stream.ts:47 is (stream, signal?) => AsyncGenerator<T>, so closing this needs a raw-line hook there, e.g. an optional onLine?: (raw: string) => void that google-shared.ts adapts into an onSseEvent-shaped record. Re-serializing the parsed object instead would lose byte fidelity, which for a debug buffer is the wrong trade. Either add the hook, or state in the PR why losing the buffer on this path is acceptable — but it should be a decision, not a side effect.
What is sound, and I checked each rather than assuming:
- The allowlist is genuinely conservative: four exact media types, everything else — including missing and unknown — stays on SSE.
.split(";", 1)[0]?.trim().toLowerCase()handles parameters and case, and theApplication/X-NDJSON; Charset=UTF-8case pins that. - Test coverage is unusually good for the negative direction. Most PRs would have tested only the new path; asserting
sseEventCount === 2for missing and unknown content types is what proves the fallback did not silently move. application/octet-stream; profile="jsonl"as the "unknown" fixture is a well-chosen adversarial case — it contains the substringjsonland would defeat a naiveincludes()check.- The malformed-input case asserts
stopReason: "error"and exactly oneerrorevent and zerodoneevents, so a truncated stream cannot be mistaken for a clean finish. - CHANGELOG entry is correctly under
## [Unreleased](line 8, section opens at line 3) — worth saying explicitly, since several open PRs currently have entries misfiled into released sections.
Non-blocking: the commit message is a bare subject with no body. Sibling PRs in this repo carry the reasoning inline (Lore-id, Rejected, Confidence, Scope-risk, Tested), and the PR description here has that material already — it belongs in the commit too, since that is what survives in git log.
Also worth stating in the description: which Google-compatible provider actually returns NDJSON? Right now the change is motivated in the abstract ("can return"). One concrete endpoint would turn this from speculative hardening into a fix with a reproduction.
gajae.pr-review-verdict.v1 merge-blocked sha256:bc9167fc0878dd36fc95ade85b9e80d1f86447b0 reviewer:architect evidence:read of google-shared.ts:914-931, utils/src/stream.ts:47, agent-session.ts:2661-2674 at this head
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CI가 안 도는 이유를 확인했다 — 네 잘못이 아니다. 이 PR의 워크플로 런은 푸시를 더 해도 달라지지 않는다. 승인 없이는 새 런도 같은 상태로 들어간다. 같은 사유로 막힌 PR이 6건이라 #3940 으로 정리해 올렸다. 리뷰는 CI와 무관하게 진행하고 있으니 코드 피드백은 그대로 받으면 된다. 다만 이 저장소는 머지에 exact-head CI 증거를 요구하므로, 승인이 떨어지기 전까지는 머지가 불가능하다는 점만 알아두면 된다. |
경고 — 이 PR의 현재 head가 CHANGELOG 전체를 삭제한다머지하면 안 된다. 확인된 사실: 1바이트 — 개행 하나만 남았다. 원인은 내 쪽이다#3932(11:25:32Z 머지)가 그런데 그 결과 리베이스에서 CHANGELOG가 처음으로 진짜 충돌을 내기 시작했고, 그 충돌을 해소하는 과정에서 파일이 비워졌다. 시간대가 명확하다:
전환 비용을 예고하지 못한 건 내 잘못이다. 미안하다. 복구git fetch origin
git checkout origin/dev -- packages/coding-agent/CHANGELOG.md # 해당 패키지 경로로
# 그 다음 ## [Unreleased] 아래에 이 PR의 항목만 다시 추가
git add packages/coding-agent/CHANGELOG.md
git commit --amend --no-edit # 또는 새 커밋앞으로 리베이스에서 CHANGELOG 충돌이 나면 양쪽 항목을 모두 푸시 전에 다음으로 자가 점검할 수 있다: git cat-file -s HEAD:packages/coding-agent/CHANGELOG.md # 30만 바이트 근처여야 정상 |
Removing `packages/*/CHANGELOG.md merge=union` in #3932 was correct -- union never conflicts, it concatenates both sides of an overlapping hunk, which silently filed entries into versions that had already shipped (35 such entries audited on dev, #3929). What it did not account for is the transition: these files now conflict on rebase for the first time, and a bad resolution drops the whole history with no marker. That is not hypothetical. #3932 merged at 11:25:32Z. Between 11:29:29Z and 11:35:02Z, ten open pull requests across six authors force-pushed heads whose CHANGELOG was a single newline -- every released section gone. #3920 #3697 #3870 #3908 #3887 #3864 #3729 #3869 #3866 #3873. Nothing caught it: the files still parse, no test reads them, and the loss looks like a large deletion inside an otherwise legitimate diff. The guard asserts the one property that matters and nothing more: every `## [X.Y.Z]` heading present at the merge base must still be present at the head. Additions pass, rewording passes, and a release commit that consumes `## [Unreleased]` into a new version passes. Only losing a released section fails, and the message names the recovery command. Runs in `affected-plan`, which already checks out full history and carries the immutable event base sha, so it costs one bun invocation and needs no new job. Constraint: a release bump must still be able to add a version heading Constraint: must not depend on byte-size heuristics -- a legitimately small changelog is not a violation Rejected: threshold on deleted line count | fires on large legitimate edits and misses a small changelog emptied completely Rejected: restore merge=union | reinstates the silent misfiling this replaced, and GitHub ignores the driver anyway Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: trivial Tested: bun test scripts/changelog-history-guard.test.ts (11 pass); guard run against the three real broken heads (#3873 #3920 #3869) exits 1 and names the lost sections; clean range exits 0; bun run check:tools exit 0 Not-tested: a real release-bump PR end to end
Removing `packages/*/CHANGELOG.md merge=union` in #3932 was correct -- union never conflicts, it concatenates both sides of an overlapping hunk, which silently filed entries into versions that had already shipped (35 such entries audited on dev, #3929). What it did not account for is the transition: these files now conflict on rebase for the first time, and a bad resolution drops the whole history with no marker. That is not hypothetical. #3932 merged at 11:25:32Z. Between 11:29:29Z and 11:35:02Z, ten open pull requests across six authors force-pushed heads whose CHANGELOG was a single newline -- every released section gone. #3920 #3697 #3870 #3908 #3887 #3864 #3729 #3869 #3866 #3873. Nothing caught it: the files still parse, no test reads them, and the loss looks like a large deletion inside an otherwise legitimate diff. The guard asserts the one property that matters and nothing more: every `## [X.Y.Z]` heading present at the merge base must still be present at the head. Additions pass, rewording passes, and a release commit that consumes `## [Unreleased]` into a new version passes. Only losing a released section fails, and the message names the recovery command. Runs in `affected-plan`, which already checks out full history and carries the immutable event base sha, so it costs one bun invocation and needs no new job. Constraint: a release bump must still be able to add a version heading Constraint: must not depend on byte-size heuristics -- a legitimately small changelog is not a violation Rejected: threshold on deleted line count | fires on large legitimate edits and misses a small changelog emptied completely Rejected: restore merge=union | reinstates the silent misfiling this replaced, and GitHub ignores the driver anyway Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: trivial Tested: bun test scripts/changelog-history-guard.test.ts (11 pass); guard run against the three real broken heads (#3873 #3920 #3869) exits 1 and names the lost sections; clean range exits 0; bun run check:tools exit 0 Not-tested: a real release-bump PR end to end
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Closing during the emergency maintenance freeze. This PR is not in the retained critical or maintainer-owned set. Do not open a replacement PR unless a maintainer explicitly directs it. — |
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Google-compatible streaming providers can return newline-delimited JSON while exposing the same streaming response schema. Treating those records as SSE drops valid chunks because they do not use SSE framing.
The parser selection is limited to an explicit media-type allowlist so unknown response types continue to use the existing SSE path.
Testing
bun test packages/ai/test/google-stream-content-type.test.ts packages/ai/test/google-safety-stop.test.ts— 12 passed, 0 failed, 93 assertionsbun --cwd=packages/ai run check— passedgit diff --check upstream/dev...HEAD— passedCI=0 bun check— blocked by an unchanged upstream canonicalization self-test (expected exit 1, got 0); the focused tests and complete AI package check passGJC verdict
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