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Ports 6.4.x #5734 (2479635) and its follow-up 6e76237 to next. Call sites log through the Debugger abstraction. For an identity granted dev-tools.debug (exact match), the API returns what was captured during the request under extensions.debug. The session is request scoped, held in memory, capped at 4 MB, and never logged. On next the session is opened and flushed by an HttpRouteHandler decorator rather than Fastify hooks, RequestId lives in event-handler-core with the Lambda id overriding a generated one, and cms.os.list is captured in the ddb-es and pg-os entry listing. The Admin collects through a GraphQLExtensionsEvent published by the fetch and batching GraphQL clients, with a Dev Tools > Debugger panel and a header tag. x-webiny-debug is added to the CORS allow-list and to CloudFront forwardHeaders. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @packages/api-core/src/features/debugger/serialize.ts:
- Around line 124-125: Update the `walk` traversal to accept and share a global
work budget across recursive calls, rather than relying on the branch-local
`seen` set or per-container limits alone. Before traversing each array, Map,
Set, or object entry, check and consume the budget; once exhausted, stop
visiting entries and emit the existing truncation marker without constructing
the remaining output.
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@packages/app/src/features/graphqlClient/FetchGraphQLClient.ts:
- Around line 52-62: Move the publishExtensions call in the FetchGraphQLClient
request flow before the response.status check so extensions from non-200
responses are published. Use optional access to read extensions when the parsed
response body may be absent; preserve the existing error handling for non-200
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Enforce a global budget during payload traversal.
The per-entry byte limit runs only after walk constructs the complete result and JSON.stringify encodes it. Depth and per-array limits do not bound the total work. For example, eight nested arrays that each reference the previous array 100 times form a small input graph but expand toward 100^8 leaf visits. The branch-local seen set deliberately permits this repeated expansion.
A log call can therefore exhaust memory or block the request before the truncation check runs. The surrounding catch cannot recover from process memory exhaustion.
Pass a shared traversal budget through walk. Stop array, Map, Set, and object traversal when that budget is exhausted, and emit a truncation marker before allocating the remaining output.
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Review comment at @packages/api-core/src/features/debugger/serialize.ts around
lines 124 - 125:
Update the `walk` traversal to accept and share a global work budget across
recursive calls, rather than relying on the branch-local `seen` set or
per-container limits alone. Before traversing each array, Map, Set, or object
entry, check and consume the budget; once exhausted, stop visiting entries and
emit the existing truncation marker without constructing the remaining output.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Extensions on non-200 responses are not published.
The response.status !== 200 check at Line 48 throws before publishExtensions runs. If the API returns an error status with extensions.debug, that debug data is lost. The comment says failed operations are the ones whose debug data matters. GraphQL servers often return 4xx or 5xx statuses for request-level failures. Publish the extensions before the status check, or confirm that the API never attaches extensions.debug to non-200 responses.
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+ await publishExtensions(this.eventPublisher, {
+ endpoint,
+ operationName: request.operationName,
+ extensions: json?.extensions
+ });
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// Check for generic API errors
if (response.status !== 200) {
throw { message: json.message, code: json.code };
}
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- await publishExtensions(this.eventPublisher, {
- endpoint,
- operationName: request.operationName,
- extensions: json.extensions
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Review comment at @packages/app/src/features/graphqlClient/FetchGraphQLClient.ts
around lines 52 - 62:
Move the publishExtensions call in the FetchGraphQLClient request flow before
the response.status check so extensions from non-200 responses are published.
Use optional access to read extensions when the parsed response body may be
absent; preserve the existing error handling for non-200 responses.
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Ports 6.4.x #5734 "fix: debug logger tool" (2479635) to
next, together with its 6.4.12 follow-up 6e76237 ("capture debug data from the fetch-based GraphQL client"). The 6.5.0 merge carries both, and onnextthe Admin talks to the API only through the fetch-based client, so the follow-up is the part that makes collection work at all.It adds an opt-in debugger. Code marks a call site with
Debugger.log(namespace, () => payload). For an identity granteddev-tools.debug, the API returns whatever those call sites captured during the request underextensions.debugin the GraphQL response. Payloads can hold record content, so they go back to the permitted caller and nowhere else: never to the logs.Error,BigInt, binary data and throwing getters, and does not throw.dev-tools.debug.*anddev-tools.*do not grant it, so Dev Tools full access does not turn capture on.x-webiny-debugheader (1, or a glob list likecms.os.*,!to exclude) only narrows it, for API clients. The Admin does not send it.cms.os.list: the OpenSearch query and response around CMS entry listing, on both exits, including the one that swallowsindex_not_foundand returns an empty list.How it was adapted to next
nexthas no FastifyBeforeHandler/preSerializationhooks.DebuggerRouteDecoratoris anHttpRouteHandlerdecorator: it opens the session before the route runs, then checks the permission and writes into the route's response body. It wraps the route, so the nested GraphQL executions CMS resolvers do internally still produce one session on the one response. It covers/graphqland the/cms/*routes. The flush is fully guarded, so a debugger failure cannot turn a response into a 500.Debuggeris registeredinContainerScope()fromDebuggerFeatureinApiCoreFeature, so each request gets its own session and nothing carries over.ChildContainerFactoryregisters a generatedRequestIdfor every request container, which covers the standalone server.awsLambdaTransportandawsLambdaStreamTransportoverride it with the LambdaawsRequestId.Loggerwith only the error name and message, never the payload.nexthappens inapi-headless-cms-ddb-es(DdbEsListEntries) andapi-headless-cms-pg-os(EntrySearchOperationslist), not inapi-headless-cms-utils-os, which only builds queries. Both are instrumented, and each claims thecms.namespace prefix through module augmentation.@webiny/api-coremoves from dev dependencies to dependencies in both.x-webiny-debugis added to the shared CORS allow-list inSecureHeadersDecorator(used by both Lambda and the standalone server) and to CloudFrontforwardHeadersinApiCloudfront.ts. The standalone server has no proxy allow-list to update.GraphQLClientpublishes aGraphQLExtensionsEventwhen a response carries extensions, from both the fetch client and the batching decorator, and before the error check, so failed operations still report.GraphQLExtensionsDebugHandlercollects into aDebugSessionsRepository(MobX, toggle inLocalStorage).DebuggerPresenterdrives the panel and the header tag. The tag is a decoratable placeholder in the Layout, the same wayAssumedPermissionsSelectorworks. Both features register inAdmin.tsx, because the handler must exist before the first request and the Layout mounts before the config tree.debugentity is added to the Dev Tools schemas of both playground apps.mergeByNamededupes it when both are present.Left out
docs/.bruno/ideas/opensearch-dev-tool.mdandplans/debugger.md.nexthas no place for design notes like these.DebuggerPermissionsabstraction and feature. Nothing used them. The gate iscanCaptureDebugData.webiny/apiexport forDebugger, so extensions cannot log to it yet. Nosrc/exportsfile changed, so thewebinypackage does not need regenerating.Deploy notes
yarn webiny deploy api, not only a code deploy, plus an invalidation. Without it the edge dropsx-webiny-debug. That only matters for clients sending the header, because capture itself does not depend on it.access-control-max-age: 86400), so after a deploy some endpoints answer with the old allow-list. Invalidate the API distribution (aws cloudfront create-invalidation --distribution-id <id> --paths "/*") and reload with the browser cache disabled. The Admin does not send the header, so normal Admin traffic is not affected.Tests
api-core: 22 serializer and namespace matcher tests ported (23 cases, one matcher case added).yarn test packages/api-core: 39 files, 293 tests passed.api-headless-cms/__tests__/contentAPI/debugger.test.ts. With the permission, the response carriesextensions.debugwithcms.os.listentries, one session per request, and a request id. The header filter works. Without the permission, or with onlydev-tools.*, there is noextensionsat all.yarn test:os: 4 passed. Replacing thelogcalls inDdbEsListEntriesmakes the two OpenSearch cases fail, so the test depends on the instrumentation.yarn test:pg:os: 4 passed (exercises the pg-os instrumentation).yarn test(DynamoDB only): 2 passed, 2 skipped (no OpenSearch, so nothing to capture).event-handler-aws: newrequestId.test.ts(Lambda id wins, otherwise a fresh UUID per request). Package: 8 files, 63 tests passed.event-handler-core: CORS allow-list test includes the header. 13 files, 88 tests passed.app: 4 newGraphQLClienttests for publishing extensions (fetch, failure path, none, batched). 5 files, 57 tests passed.app-admin: new repository and handler tests (collects with the permission, not when toggled off, not fordev-tools.*, clear). 24 files, 573 tests passed.yarn test:os packages/api-headless-cms-ddb-es: 32 files, 115 tests passed.yarn test:pg:os packages/api-headless-cms-pg-os: 16 passed, 1 failed (syncStream.test.ts"should sync a MODIFY event"). It fails the same way with this change reverted.yarn test:os packages/api-headless-cms(full suite, the route decorator wraps every request): 321 files, 1029 passed, 16 skipped.yarn check -ppasses forevent-handler-core,app,app-graphql-playground,app-sdk-playgroundandproject-aws. Packages consuming the new cross-package exports (api-core,event-handler-aws,api-headless-cms-ddb-es,api-headless-cms-pg-os,app-admin,app-admin-ui) were checked against declarations emitted from the changed dependencies' sources, because the localdistfolders predate this branch.Needs manual testing
dev-tools.debugon a role, check the header tag, the Dev Tools > Debugger page, the download, and that toggling off stops collection.Workspace: wby-next2 · 🧹 MERGE 6.5.0 => NEXT
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