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feat(litellm): log every model fallback and count it (TASK-029) - #2831
Tier 2 (lily-shen, 10-27): the callback runs inside the live LiteLLM proxy on every model call. Gates: Sable (Haiku) and lumen (non-Haiku), both PASS at c78b6b7, re-stamp asked at e3a10c8. Hand press, since it touches k8s/.
TASK-029, slice B of TASK-003. When router_settings.fallbacks answers a request from another model group, the caller still gets the name of the group it asked for. A community agent whose openrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free route fails looks healthy while deepseek-v4-flash does the work, and nothing records it.
What changes
k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py: a third LiteLLM callback. At every fallback hop the v1.106.2 router calls log_success_fallback_event or log_failure_fallback_event on each CustomLogger. Each call prints one stdout line: {"alarm":"model_fallback","outcome":"served"|"passed"|"failed","requested","from","fallback","attempt","reason"}
requested is the caller's group and from is the group that failed at this hop.
On a two-hop chain (gpt-5.4 → nemotron → deepseek) the hop that answered is served and the outer hop is passed.
reason is the error's class and status only, because a provider can echo the request into its message.
The line has no prompt, key or key alias, and the callback never raises.
ConfigMap key, callbacks entry and /app mount, matching the DeepSeek shim.
model_fallback log metric in k8s/monitoring/log-metrics.json (litellm container, jsonPayload.alarm="model_fallback"). There is no alert policy yet; that one is SRE's to wire.
docs/development/LITELLM.md paragraph.
Who it counts: native hosted turns send disable_fallbacks (D81), so every line comes from another caller: the moltbot gateway, commonly-bot, or platform features through llmService.
Not in this slice: recording the served model on the run (TASK-028, native AgentRun turns) and showing it in Agent Settings (TASK-030).
Proof
Python suite (14 tests), run by backend/__tests__/unit/helm/litellmModelFallbackSignal.test.js, which also pins the ConfigMap key, the callbacks entry, the mount and the metric filter. Helm suites on Node 22: 8/8.
python3 -I scripts/monitoring/apply-alerting.py --check reports 9 log metrics and no errors.
Real router: LiteLLM 1.106.2, the pinned image's version, with the callback loaded and a local upstream that returns OpenRouter's 404 for Nemotron.
Fallback served: the response comes from deepseek-v4-flash (x-litellm-attempted-fallbacks: 1), with one line: outcome: served, requested and from both openrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free, fallback: deepseek-v4-flash, attempt: 1, reason: NotFoundError 404.
Two hops (gpt-5.4 500s, nemotron 404s, deepseek answers): the inner hop is served (from nemotron) and the outer hop is passed (from gpt-5.4). Before 27edced both logged as served (CodeRabbit).
DeepSeek also down: one outcome: failed line, and the caller gets the error.
The prompt text appears in neither line.
Metadata bucket, 10-27 at e3a10c8: the callback reads the bucket the router stamped the hop into, using LiteLLM's own get_router_metadata_variable_name(original_function.__name__) (fallback_event_handlers.py:717). A chat completion stamps metadata, and /v1/messages and the batch/file paths stamp litellm_metadata. On a real 1.106.2 Router, a chat completion that carried a litellm_metadata and fell back logged attempt: null at c78b6b7, which read the unstamped bucket, and attempt: 1 at e3a10c8 (CodeRabbit review 5663471360).
Real proxy boot, 10-27 at c78b6b7: litellm --config (1.106.2) loaded the production callbacks line, all three modules, from the config directory, as /app does in the pod. It came up with no traceback.
A nemotron request that 404s, with an upstream that echoes the prompt into its error, came back 200 from deepseek-v4-flash (x-litellm-attempted-fallbacks: 1) and printed exactly one served line. The prompt canary does not appear anywhere in the proxy log.
A direct deepseek-v4-flash call printed no line.
A nemotron request with disable_fallbacks: true returned its 404 and printed no line.
The litellmDeepseekToolShim callbacks pin moved from an exact string to a regex that checks its own entry, so adding a callback doesn't break it.
When router_settings.fallbacks answers a request from another group, the
caller still sees the group it asked for. A community agent whose Nemotron
route fails looks healthy while DeepSeek does the work (TASK-003).
model_fallback_signal.py is a third LiteLLM callback. The v1.106.2 router
calls log_success_fallback_event / log_failure_fallback_event on every
CustomLogger at each fallback hop; each call prints one JSON line naming the
requested group, the fallback group, the depth, the requested group's error
and the key alias. No prompt, response or key hash. It never raises.
The model_fallback log metric counts those lines from the litellm container
so SRE can alert on it. Native hosted turns send disable_fallbacks (D81), so
every count comes from the gateway, commonly-bot or llmService features.
Verified against the real 1.106.2 Router with a local upstream returning
OpenRouter's 404 for Nemotron: one served line when DeepSeek answers, one
failed line when it does not, and the prompt in neither.
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The change adds a LiteLLM callback that emits JSON lines for model fallback events. Helm mounts and registers the callback, and a log-based metric matches its alarm field. Tests and documentation cover the callback and its integration.
Changes: LiteLLM model fallback signals
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Fallback signal callback and tests k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py, backend/__tests__/unit/helm/litellm_model_fallback_signal_test.py
The callback distinguishes served, passed, and failed fallback outcomes. It limits tracked answered requests and omits error messages and key aliases from records. Python tests cover outcome fields, tracking behavior, metadata, omitted data, and error handling.
Helm mounts and registers the callback. The log metric matches LiteLLM logs with alarm="model_fallback". Jest tests check the integration and allow additional callbacks in the DeepSeek shim assertion. The development guide describes the signal and metric.
Team-Commonly/commonly#2615: Both PRs register a callback in LiteLLM’s callback list. This PR also updates the related callback-list test.
Team-Commonly/commonly#2718: That PR disables fallbacks for native runtime requests. This PR documents that native hosted turns do not emit the new fallback signals.
Team-Commonly/commonly#2835: Both PRs cover the LiteLLM fallback observability path. This PR adds the callback and metric; that PR records served-model and fallback-count data for native turns.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to e3a10
The fallback signal reads router-owned metadata rather than caller-supplied model-group text. No issue identified here needs to delay merging.
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- Line 47: Update the fallback logging logic that sets `text` so it records only
a bounded, structured error category and status, never `str(error)` or other
exception-message content. Add a test using an exception message containing
prompt text and verify that the prompt is absent from the fallback log.
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Three review findings on #2831.
The reason carried the provider's error message, which can echo the
request. It is now the error's class and status only.
The key alias came out too. CodeQL traced user_api_key_alias into the
print as sensitive data, and the line is useful without it.
A two-hop chain (gpt-5.4 -> nemotron -> deepseek, as the chart has it)
logged both hops as served, though nemotron failed. The router runs the
inner hop inside the outer one, so the hop whose fallback answered logs
first. The request's shared AttemptedFallbackTargets object is
remembered by identity, in a bounded map, since the slots dataclass
can be neither hashed nor weak-referenced. A later success hop of the
same request now logs as passed. Each line also carries `from`, the
group that failed at that hop, beside `requested`, the caller's group.
Checked on the real 1.106.2 Router: the inner hop logs served and the
outer passed; one hop and both-down are unchanged.
Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent: https://commonly.me/v2/pods/6addd4c17f8fc798a6f66431
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feat(litellm): log every model fallback and count it (TASK-029) #2831 (comment) (intermediate hop reported as served): confirmed and fixed. With the chart's gpt-5.4 → nemotron → deepseek chain, the real router logged both hops as served. The router awaits the inner hop inside the outer one, so the hop whose fallback answered always logs first. The callback now remembers the request's shared AttemptedFallbackTargets object by identity, in a bounded map, because v1.106.2 makes it a slots dataclass that can be neither hashed nor weak-referenced. A later success hop of the same request logs passed. Each line now also carries from (the group that failed at that hop) beside requested (the caller's group). Real router output: the inner hop is served with from nemotron and fallback deepseek, the outer hop is passed with from gpt-5.4 and fallback nemotron, and both have requested gpt-5.4.
CodeQL py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data: the SARIF flow traced meta.get('user_api_key_alias') into the print. keyAlias is gone from the line.
…ASK-029)
Sable's gate note on #2831: print sat outside the try.
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- Line 86: Update _metadata to select litellm_metadata whenever that key exists,
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- unit test ---'
git show 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4:backend/__tests__/unit/helm/litellm_model_fallback_signal_test.py | nl -ba | sed -n '1,240p'printf'%s\n''--- deployed image and relevant config ---'
git show 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4:k8s/helm/commonly/values-dev.yaml | nl -ba | sed -n '340,365p'
git show 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4:k8s/helm/commonly/templates/configmaps/litellm-config.yaml | nl -ba | sed -n '315,345p'
git show 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4:k8s/helm/commonly/templates/agents/litellm-deployment.yaml | nl -ba | sed -n '45,195p;250,280p'printf'%s\n''--- all repository references to the claimed request field ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*' -e 'metadata.original_model_group' -e 'original_model_group' -e 'litellm_metadata' -e 'messages' k8s/helm/commonly backend docs | sed -n '1,260p'
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<title>litellm/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py at v1.106.2 · BerriAI/litellm · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py</location>
<excerpt>citeturn2view2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Content type: text/html; Source: find({"ref_id":"turn1view0","pattern":"get_router_metadata_variable_name"}); Total lines: 3441
L1995: 907
L1996:
L1997: import hashlib
L1998:
L1999: import json
L2000:
L2001: from collections.abc import Callable, Mapping, Sequence
L2002:
L2003: from dataclasses import dataclass
L2004:
L2005: from datetime import datetime
L2006:
L2007: from enum import Enum
L2008:
L2009: from types import MappingProxyType
L2010:
L2011: from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Final
L2012:
L2013: import litellm
L2014:
L2015: from litellm._logging import verbose_router_logger
L2016:
L2017: from litellm.integrations.custom_logger import CustomLogger
L2018:
L2019: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.core_helpers import get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs, safe_deep_copy
L2020: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.get_llm_provider_logic import inferred_provider
L2021:
L2022: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.sensitive_data_masker import mask_sensitive_structure
L2023:
L2024: from litellm.router_utils.add_retry_fallback_headers import (
L2025:
L2026: add_fallback_headers_to_response,
L2027:
L2028: get_fallback_error_info,
L2029:
L2030: )
L2031:
L2032: from litellm.router_utils.batch_utils import get_router_metadata_variable_name
L2033:
L2034: from litellm.router_utils.cooldown_handlers import (
L2035: _first_present, # pyright: ignore[reportPrivateUsage] - shared internal helper, used across router_utils
L2036:
L2037: cast_exception_status_to_int,
L2038:
L2039: is_advisor_orchestration_failure,
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L2041: is_caller_timeout_408,
L2042:
L2043: set_cooldown_deployments,
L2044:
L2045: )
L2046:
L2047: from litellm.router_utils.router_callbacks.track_deployment_metrics import (
L2048:
L2049: increment_deployment_failures_for_current_minute,
L2050:
L2051: )
L2052:
L2053: from litellm.types.router import LiteLLMParamsTypedDict, reject_server_owned_wif_params
L2054:
L2055: if TYPE_CHECKING:
L2056:
L2057: from litellm.router import Router as _Router
L3112: ### BASE CASE ### MAX FALLBACK DEPTH REACHED
L3113:
L3114: if fallback_depth >= max_fallbacks:
L3115:
L3116: raise original_exception
L3117:
L3118: error_from_fallbacks = original_exception
L3119:
L3120: fallback_errors = (get_fallback_error_info(original_exception),)
L3121:
L3122: metadata_variable_name: Final = get_router_metadata_variable_name(
L3123:
L3124: function_name=getattr(kwargs.get("original_function"), "__name__", None)
L3125:
L3126: )
L3127:
L3128: same_model_group_only: Final = references_provider_scoped_resource(kwargs) or creates_provider_scoped_resource(
L3129:
L3130: kwargs
L3131:
L3132: )
L3133: # Read out of kwargs and narrowed here rather than declared as a parameter: every caller
L3134:
L3135: # reaches this function by spreading a loosely-typed kwargs dict, so a declared parameter
L3136: # would carry an annotation that no call site can actually be checked against.
L3137:
L3138: carried_targets: Final = kwargs.get("attempted_targets")
L3139:
L3140: attempted: Final = (
L3141:
L3142: carried_targets if isinstance(carried_targets, AttemptedFallbackTargets) else AttemptedFallbackTargets()
L3143:
L3144: )
L3145:
L3146: failed_model_group: Final = get_pre_routing_selection(kwargs) or original_model_group
L3147:
L3148: attempted.record(failed_model_group)
L3149:
L3150: # A dict target is merged straight into kwargs below, and kwargs win over the deployment's own
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<title>litellm/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py at v1.106.2 · BerriAI/litellm · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py</location>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; # fallback_event_handlers.py ... if not await _is_fallback_target_authorized(litellm_router, mg, original_model_group, kwargs):
def record_pre_routing_selection(request_kwargs: Mapping[str, object] | None, selected_model: str) -> None:
"""
Remember which model a pre-routing hook picked, so fallback lookup can key off it.
Fallback resolution runs on an outer kwargs dict that ``**kwargs`` already copied, so
writing the model there is invisible by the time routing picks a tier. The metadata
buckets are nested dicts shared by reference across those copies, which is how the
router already carries values back up.
The write goes through the proxy-internal bucket resolver, never into both buckets:
on /v1/messages the top-level ``metadata`` dict is the provider's own request field,
so a blanket write would forward the tier stamp upstream.
"""
if request_kwargs is None:
return
bucket: Final = request_kwargs.get(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(request_kwargs))
if isinstance(bucket, dict):
bucket[PRE_ROUTING_SELECTED_MODEL_KEY] = selected_model
def clear_pre_routing_selection(request_kwargs: Mapping[str, object] | None) -> None:
The original group differs on a fallback
hop that fails after `run_async_fallback` already returned its stream: the hop has no
chain of its own, so it resumes the original group's chain, and `attempted_targets` keeps
the entries already tried from being repeated.
"""
metadata: Final = kwargs.get(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(kwargs))
routed_group_value: Final = metadata.get("model_group") if isinstance(metadata, Mapping) else None
routed_group: Final = routed_group_value if isinstance(routed_group_value, str) else None
original_group_value: Final = metadata.get("original_model_group") if isinstance(metadata, Mapping) else None
original_group: Final = original_group_value if isinstance(original_group_value, str) else None
ordered: Final = (get_pre_routing_selection(kwargs), routed_group, model_group, original_group)
return tuple(dict.fromkeys(group for group in ordered if group))
def _resolved_a_specific_chain(
fallbacks: list[Any], # mutable-ok: mirrors get_fallback_model_group's contract
result: tuple[list[str] | None, int | None], # mutable-ok: mirrors get_fallback_model_group's contract
) -> bool:
resolved, generic_idx = result
if resolved is None:
return False
return generic_idx is None or resolved is not fallbacks[generic_idx]["*"]
def get_fallback_model_group_for_lookup_groups(
If the call fails, it logs the failure and continues to the next fallback model group.
If all fallback model groups fail, it raises the most recent exception.
Args:
litellm_router: The litellm router instance.
*args: Positional arguments.
fallback_model_group: List[str] of fallback model groups. example: ["gpt-4", "gpt-3.5-turbo"]
original_model_group: The original model group. example: "gpt-3.5-turbo"
original_exception: The original exception.
**kwargs: Keyword arguments. `attempted_targets` carries the fallback attempts
already made for this request, created on the first hop and shared by reference
for the rest of the walk. A target already in it is skipped, so neither a
fallback graph that loops back on itself nor a client-side fallback list
re-walked at each level can repeat an attempt that has already failed. Identity
comes from `fallback_attempt_key`, so an entry that overrides request params or
re-targets the failed group with a different deployment selection stays distinct
from a bare name.
Returns:
The response from the successful fallback model group.
Raises:
The most recent exception if all fallback model groups fail.
"""
### BASE CASE ### MAX FALLBACK DEPTH REACHED
if fallback_depth >= max_fallbacks:
raise original_exception
error_f…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>[Bug]: litellm_metadata from request body is overridden on /v1/messages endpoint · Issue #24945 · BerriAI/litellm · GitHub</title>
<location>GitHub issue 24945 in BerriAI/litellm (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 6 months ago; Crawled: 2 months ago; {"message": "receiving data: {'model': 'mock-gpt-thinking-anthropic', 'max_tokens': 5, 'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'hi'}], 'litellm_metadata': {'trace_id': 'from-header', 'spend_logs_metadata': {'session': 'from-body'}, 'session_id': 'from-header', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}}, 'proxy_server_request': {'url': 'http://localhost:4000/v1/messages', 'method': 'POST', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}, 'body': {'model': 'mock-gpt-thinking-anthropic', 'max_tokens': 5, 'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'hi'}], 'litellm_metadata': {'trace_id': 'from-header', 'spend_logs_metadata': {'session': 'from-body'}, 'session_id': 'from-header', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}}}, 'arrival_time': 1775075665.8987367}, 'litellm_session_id': 'from-header', 'litellm_trace_id': 'from-header', 'secret_fields': {'raw_headers': RedactedDict(REDACTED)}}", "level": "DEBUG", "timestamp": "2026-04-01T20:34:25.898821"}
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 4 months ago; Crawled: today; | ` # First check direct model_info path (set by router.py with selected deployment) ` ... | ` litellm_params = _kwargs.get("litellm_params", {}) ` ... Final fallback to self.data["litellm_metadata"] (for routes like /v1/responses that populate data before error) `
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
- 2: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
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<location>https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/main/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; # fallback_event_handlers.py ... if not await _is_fallback_target_authorized(litellm_router, mg, original_model_group, kwargs):
def record_pre_routing_selection(request_kwargs: Mapping[str, object] | None, selected_model: str) -> None:
"""
Remember which model a pre-routing hook picked, so fallback lookup can key off it.
Fallback resolution runs on an outer kwargs dict that ``**kwargs`` already copied, so
writing the model there is invisible by the time routing picks a tier. The metadata
buckets are nested dicts shared by reference across those copies, which is how the
router already carries values back up.
The write goes through the proxy-internal bucket resolver, never into both buckets:
on /v1/messages the top-level ``metadata`` dict is the provider's own request field,
so a blanket write would forward the tier stamp upstream.
"""
if request_kwargs is None:
return
bucket: Final = request_kwargs.get(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(request_kwargs))
if isinstance(bucket, dict):
bucket[PRE_ROUTING_SELECTED_MODEL_KEY] = selected_model
def clear_pre_routing_selection(request_kwargs: Mapping[str, object] | None) -> None:
The original group differs on a fallback
hop that fails after `run_async_fallback` already returned its stream: the hop has no
chain of its own, so it resumes the original group's chain, and `attempted_targets` keeps
the entries already tried from being repeated.
"""
metadata: Final = kwargs.get(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(kwargs))
routed_group_value: Final = metadata.get("model_group") if isinstance(metadata, Mapping) else None
routed_group: Final = routed_group_value if isinstance(routed_group_value, str) else None
original_group_value: Final = metadata.get("original_model_group") if isinstance(metadata, Mapping) else None
original_group: Final = original_group_value if isinstance(original_group_value, str) else None
ordered: Final = (get_pre_routing_selection(kwargs), routed_group, model_group, original_group)
return tuple(dict.fromkeys(group for group in ordered if group))
def _resolved_a_specific_chain(
fallbacks: list[Any], # mutable-ok: mirrors get_fallback_model_group's contract
result: tuple[list[str] | None, int | None], # mutable-ok: mirrors get_fallback_model_group's contract
) -> bool:
resolved, generic_idx = result
if resolved is None:
return False
return generic_idx is None or resolved is not fallbacks[generic_idx]["*"]
def get_fallback_model_group_for_lookup_groups(
If the call fails, it logs the failure and continues to the next fallback model group.
If all fallback model groups fail, it raises the most recent exception.
Args:
litellm_router: The litellm router instance.
*args: Positional arguments.
fallback_model_group: List[str] of fallback model groups. example: ["gpt-4", "gpt-3.5-turbo"]
original_model_group: The original model group. example: "gpt-3.5-turbo"
original_exception: The original exception.
**kwargs: Keyword arguments. `attempted_targets` carries the fallback attempts
already made for this request, created on the first hop and shared by reference
for the rest of the walk. A target already in it is skipped, so neither a
fallback graph that loops back on itself nor a client-side fallback list
re-walked at each level can repeat an attempt that has already failed. Identity
comes from `fallback_attempt_key`, so an entry that overrides request params or
re-targets the failed group with a different deployment selection stays distinct
from a bare name.
Returns:
The response from the successful fallback model group.
Raises:
The most recent exception if all fallback model groups fail.
"""
### BASE CASE ### MAX FALLBACK DEPTH REACHED
if fallback_depth >= max_fallbacks:
raise original_exception
error_f…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<location>https://docs.litellm.ai/release_notes</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; ## LiteLLM v1.106.1 fixes count_tokens, MCP tool calls and thinking blocks ... ## LiteLLM v1.105.2 fixes count_tokens, bridged tool calls and thinking blocks ... * A refused upstream realtime handshake now sends the client an `error` event and closes with 1008, 1013 or 1011.
</excerpt>
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<source kind="search">
<title>[Bug]: litellm_metadata from request body is overridden on /v1/messages endpoint · Issue #24945 · BerriAI/litellm · GitHub</title>
<location>GitHub issue 24945 in BerriAI/litellm (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 6 months ago; Crawled: 2 months ago; {"message": "receiving data: {'model': 'mock-gpt-thinking-anthropic', 'max_tokens': 5, 'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'hi'}], 'litellm_metadata': {'trace_id': 'from-header', 'spend_logs_metadata': {'session': 'from-body'}, 'session_id': 'from-header', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}}, 'proxy_server_request': {'url': 'http://localhost:4000/v1/messages', 'method': 'POST', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}, 'body': {'model': 'mock-gpt-thinking-anthropic', 'max_tokens': 5, 'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'hi'}], 'litellm_metadata': {'trace_id': 'from-header', 'spend_logs_metadata': {'session': 'from-body'}, 'session_id': 'from-header', 'headers': {'host': 'localhost:4000', 'user-agent': 'curl/8.7.1', 'accept': '*/*', 'content-type': 'application/json', 'x-litellm-trace-id': 'from-header', 'content-length': '224'}}}, 'arrival_time': 1775075665.8987367}, 'litellm_session_id': 'from-header', 'litellm_trace_id': 'from-header', 'secret_fields': {'raw_headers': RedactedDict(REDACTED)}}", "level": "DEBUG", "timestamp": "2026-04-01T20:34:25.898821"}
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
- 2: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
- 3: https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- configured LiteLLM image ---'forfin k8s/helm/commonly/values.yaml k8s/helm/commonly/values-dev.yaml k8s/helm/commonly/values-staging.yaml;doecho"--- $f"
git show 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4:"$f"2>/dev/null | grep -n -A8 -B3 -E 'image:|repository:|tag:'| grep -B3 -A8 -E 'litellm|image:|repository:|tag:'| head -80 ||truedoneprintf'%s\n''--- exact callback references in repository history ---'
git grep -n -F 'log_success_fallback_event' 0ef97c9515efc31d6e4d8bc3f769e8935e20d6d4 -- .':!k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py'||true
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L273:
L274: def remove_items_at_indices(items: list[Any] | None, indices: Iterable[int]) -> None:
L275: """Remove items from a list in-place by index"""
L276: if items is None:
L277: return
L278: for index in sorted(set(indices), reverse=True):
L279: if 0 <= index < len(items):
L280: items.pop(index)
L281:
L282:
L283: def add_missing_spend_metadata_to_litellm_metadata(litellm_metadata: dict, metadata: dict) -> dict:
L284: """
L285: Helper to get litellm metadata for spend tracking
L286: PATCH for issue where both `litellm_metadata` and `metadata` are present in the kwargs
L287: and user_api_key values are in 'metadata'.
L288: """
L289: potential_spend_tracking_metadata_substring: Final = "user_api_key"
L290: for key, value in metadata.items():
L291: if potential_spend_tracking_metadata_substring in key:
L292: litellm_metadata[key] = value
L293: return litellm_metadata
L294:
L295: def get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(
L296: kwargs: Mapping[str, object],
L297: ) -> Literal["metadata", "litellm_metadata"]:
L298: """
L299: Helper to return what the "metadata" field should be called in the request data
L300:
L301: - New endpoints return `litellm_metadata`
L302: - Old endpoints return `metadata`
L303: Context:
L304: - LiteLLM used `metadata` as an internal field for storing metadata
L305: - OpenAI then started using this field for their metadata
L306: - LiteLLM is now moving to using `litellm_metadata` for our metadata
L307: """
L308: return "litellm_metadata" if "litellm_metadata" in kwargs else "metadata"
L309:
L310: def max_retries_per_request_hit(kwargs: Mapping[str, object], num_retries_per_request: int | None) -> bool:
L311: if num_retries_per_request is None:
L312: return False
L313: metadata: Final = kwargs.get(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(kwargs))
L314: if not isinstance(metadata, Mapping):
L315: return False
L316: retry_count: Final = metadata.get("request_retry_count")
L317: return type(retry_count) is int and 0 < retry_count and num_retries_per_request <= retry_count
L318:
L319: def get_or_create_metadata_bucket(
L320: request_data: dict,
L321: ) -> tuple[Literal["metadata", "litellm_metadata"], dict]:
L322: """
L323: Return the proxy-internal metadata bucket for this request, creating it if absent.
L324: Batch/file routes store proxy state in ``litellm_metadata`` so the OpenAI
L325: ``metadata`` field can remain provider-safe (string values only). Every writer and
L326: reader of proxy-internal metadata resolves the bucket through here, so a caller that
L327: supplies its own ``metadata`` field cannot split them across two dicts.
L328: """
L329: metadata_key: Final = get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs(request_data)
L330: metadata_bucket = request_data.get(metadata_key)
L331: if not isinstance(metadata_bucket, dict):
L332: metadata_bucket = {}
L333: request_data[metadata_key] = metadata_bucket
L334: return metadata_key, metadata_bucket
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<location>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BerriAI/litellm/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py</location>
<excerpt>citeturn2view2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Content type: text/plain; Source: find({"ref_id":"turn1view1","pattern":"async def run_async_fallback"}); Total lines: 828
L529:
L530: def _get_fallback_target_model_group(fallback_entry: str | Mapping[str, object]) -> str | None:
L531: if isinstance(fallback_entry, str):
L532: return fallback_entry
L533: target: Final = fallback_entry.get("model")
L534: return target if isinstance(target, str) else None
L535:
L536: async def _is_fallback_target_authorized(
L537: litellm_router: LitellmRouter,
L538: fallback_entry: str | Mapping[str, object],
L539: original_model_group: str,
L540: kwargs: Mapping[str, object],
L541: ) -> bool:
L542: access_check: Final = litellm_router.fallback_access_check
L543: target: Final = _get_fallback_target_model_group(fallback_entry)
L544: if (
L545: access_check is None
L546: or target is None
L547: or target == original_model_group
L548: or target == get_pre_routing_selection(kwargs)
L549: ):
L550: return True
L551: if await access_check(model=target, request_kwargs=kwargs, llm_router=litellm_router):
L552: return True
L553: verbose_router_logger.info(
L554: "Skipping fallback to model_group = %s: caller is not authorized to call it",
L555: mask_sensitive_structure(fallback_entry),
L556: )
L557: return False
L558:
L559: async def _is_fallback_target_within_budget(
L560: litellm_router: LitellmRouter,
L561: fallback_entry: str | Mapping[str, object],
L562: original_model_group: str,
L563: kwargs: Mapping[str, object],
L564: ) -> bool:
L565: budget_check: Final = litellm_router.fallback_budget_check
L566: target: Final = _get_fallback_target_model_group(fallback_entry)
L567: if budget_check is None or target is None or target == original_model_group:
L568: return True
L569: if await budget_check(model=target, request_kwargs=kwargs, llm_router=litellm_router):
L570: return True
L571: verbose_router_logger.info(
L572: "Skipping fallback to model_group = %s: caller is over budget",
L573: mask_sensitive_structure(fallback_entry),
L574: )
L575: return False
L576:
L577: def references_provider_scoped_resource(kwargs: Mapping[str, object]) -> bool:
L578: """
L579: True when a file, batch, or fine-tuning job operation names an id that only exists
L580: under one provider's credentials.
L581: Each of those ids lives in the account of the deployment that issued it. Handing it to
L582: a different model group asks a provider about an id it never issued, which costs an
L583: extra round trip that can only answer not-found. Generic calls dispatched through
L584: `Router._ageneric_api_call_with_fallbacks` carry the real handler in
L585: `original_generic_function`, so both slots are checked. Gating on the handler name
L586: keeps completion-style requests eligible for cross-group fallback even when a caller
L587: passes a stray extra body field that happens to share one of these key names.
L588: """
L589: handler_names: Final = tuple(
L590: getattr(kwargs.get(function_key), "__name__", None)
L591: for function_key in ("original_function", "original_generic_function")
L592: )
L593: if all(name not in PROVIDER_SCOPED_RESOURCE_FUNCTION_NAMES for name in handler_names):
L594: return False
L595: return any(kwargs.get(key) for key in PROVIDER_SCOPED_RESOURCE_KEYS)
L596:
L597: def creates_provider_scoped_resource(kwargs: Mapping[str, object]) -> bool:
L598: """
L599: True when the request creates a resource that will live under one provider's credentials.
L600: A file uploaded for batches or f…[truncated]</excerpt>
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L0: import io
L1: import json
L2: from os import PathLike
L3: from typing import Final
L4:
L5: from openai.types import Batch
L6:
L7: from litellm._logging import verbose_logger
L8: from litellm.types.llms.openai import FileTypes, OpenAIFilesPurpose
L9: from litellm.types.utils import CallTypes
L10:
L11:
L12: class InMemoryFile(io.BytesIO):
L13: def __init__(self, content: bytes, name: str, content_type: str = "application/jsonl"):
L14: super().__init__(content)
L15: self.name = name
L16: self.content_type = content_type
L17:
L18: def parse_jsonl_with_embedded_newlines(content: str) -> list[dict]:
L19: """
L20: Parse JSONL content that may contain JSON objects with embedded newlines in string values.
L21:
L22: Unlike splitlines(), this function properly handles cases where JSON string values
L23: contain literal newline characters, which would otherwise break simple line-based parsing.
L24:
L25: Args:
L26: content: The JSONL file content as a string
L27:
L28: Returns:
L29: List of parsed JSON objects
L30: Example:
L31: >>> content = '{"id":1,"msg":"Line 1\\nLine 2"}\\n{"id":2,"msg":"test"}'
L32: >>> parse_jsonl_with_embedded_newlines(content)
L33: [{"id":1,"msg":"Line 1\\nLine 2"}, {"id":2,"msg":"test"}]
L34: """
L35: json_objects: Final = []
L36: buffer = ""
L37: for char in content:
L38: buffer += char
L39: if char == "\n":
L40: # Try to parse what we have so far
L41: try:
L42: json_object = json.loads(buffer.strip())
L43: json_objects.append(json_object)
L44: buffer = "" # Reset buffer for next JSON object
L45: except json.JSONDecodeError:
L46: # Not a complete JSON object yet, keep accumulating
L47: continue
L48: # Handle any remaining content in buffer
L49: if buffer.strip():
L50: try:
L51: json_object = json.loads(buffer.strip())
L52: json_objects.append(json_object)
L53: except json.JSONDecodeError as e:
L54: verbose_logger.error("error parsing final buffer: %s..., error: %s", buffer[:100], e)
L55: raise e
L56:
L57: return json_objects
L58:
L59: def should_replace_model_in_jsonl(
L60: purpose: OpenAIFilesPurpose,
L61: passthrough: bool = False,
L62: ) -> bool:
L63: """
L64: Check if the model name should be replaced in the JSONL file for the deployment model name.
L65:
L66: Azure raises an error on create batch if the model name for deployment is not in the .jsonl.
L67: A passthrough upload keeps the caller's bytes untouched, so its rows are never rewritten.
L68: """
L69: return purpose == "batch" and not passthrough
L70:
L71: def replace_model_in_jsonl(file_content: FileTypes, new_model_name: str) -> FileTypes:
L72: try:
L73: ## if pathlike, return the original file content
L74: if isinstance(file_content, PathLike):
L75: return file_content
L76: # Iterate the source line-by-line WITHOUT reading it all into memory. A
L77: # spooled upload handle (managed batches stream from it) is read straight
L78: # off its backing; bytes/str are wrapped so they iterate line-by-line.
L79: source: Final = file_content[1] if isinstance(file_content, tuple) else file_content
L…[truncated]</excerpt>
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L0: import hashlib
L1: import json
L2: from collections.abc import Callable, Mapping, Sequence
L3: from dataclasses import dataclass
L4: from datetime import datetime
L5: from enum import Enum
L6: from types import MappingProxyType
L7: from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Final
L8: import litellm
L9: from litellm._logging import verbose_router_logger
L10: from litellm.integrations.custom_logger import CustomLogger
L11: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.core_helpers import get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs, safe_deep_copy
L12: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.get_llm_provider_logic import inferred_provider
L13: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.sensitive_data_masker import mask_sensitive_structure
L14: from litellm.router_utils.add_retry_fallback_headers import (
L15: add_fallback_headers_to_response,
L16: get_fallback_error_info,
L17: )
L18: from litellm.router_utils.batch_utils import get_router_metadata_variable_name
L19: from litellm.router_utils.cooldown_handlers import (
L20: _first_present, # pyright: ignore[reportPrivateUsage] - shared internal helper, used across router_utils
L21: cast_exception_status_to_int,
L22: is_advisor_orchestration_failure,
L23: is_caller_timeout_408,
L24: set_cooldown_deployments,
L25: )
L26: from litellm.router_utils.router_callbacks.track_deployment_metrics import (
L27: increment_deployment_failures_for_current_minute,
L28: )
L29: from litellm.types.router import LiteLLMParamsTypedDict, reject_server_owned_wif_params
L30: if TYPE_CHECKING:
L31: from litellm.router import Router as _Router
L32:
L33: LitellmRouter = _Router
L34: else:
L35: LitellmRouter = Any
L36: # Status codes a generic API call's caller-supplied resource id can trigger on its own
L37: # (e.g. a nonexistent file/batch/thread id), independent of the selected deployment's health.
L38: _REQUEST_SCOPED_STATUS_CODES: Final = frozenset((404,))
L39: _NO_MODEL_CALL_DETAILS: Final[Mapping[str, object]] = MappingProxyType({})
L40:
L41: def _trigger_cooldown_for_failed_deployment(
L42: litellm_router: LitellmRouter,
L43: kwargs: Mapping[str, object],
L44: exception: Exception,
L45: model_call_details: Mapping[str, object] = _NO_MODEL_CALL_DETAILS,
L46: ) -> None:
L47: """
L48: Trigger cooldown for a failed fallback deployment.
L49: In the fallback path the normal failure-callback cooldown is skipped because the
L50: Logging object sets has_logged_async_failure=True after the first failure and
L51: blocks all subsequent failure callbacks. This helper ensures every failed
L52: fallback deployment is evaluated for cooldown regardless.
L53: """
L54: try:
L55: if is_advisor_orchestration_failure(exception):
L56: verbose_router_logger.debug(
L57: "Not triggering cooldown for fallback deployment: failure originated "
L58: "from advisor orchestration, not the selected deployment."
L59: )
L60: return
L61: exception_status: Final[str | int] = getattr(exception, "status_code", "")
L62: # Generic API calls (files, batches, threads, rerank, ...) take a caller-supplied
L63: # resource id, so a 404 there usually means "that id doesn't exist" rather than
L64: # "this deployment is unhealthy". Left unguarded, one bad id would 404 every
L65: # deployment in the fallback chain and cool all of them down from a single request.
L66: if (
L67: kwargs.get("original_generic_function") is not None
L68: and cast_exception_status_t…[truncated]</excerpt>
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L0: # What is this?
L1: ## Helper utilities
L2: import copy
L3: import logging
L4: import re
L5: from collections.abc import Collection, Iterable, Iterator, Mapping
L6: from types import MappingProxyType
L7: from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Final, Literal, Protocol, cast, runtime_checkable
L8:
L9: import httpx
L10: from pydantic import TypeAdapter, ValidationError
L11: from litellm._logging import verbose_logger
L12: from litellm.litellm_core_utils.llm_response_utils.get_headers import get_provider_request_id
L13: from litellm.types.llms.openai import AllMessageValues, OpenAIChatCompletionFinishReason
L14:
L15: if TYPE_CHECKING:
L16: from opentelemetry.trace import Span as _Span
L17:
L18: from litellm.types.utils import ModelResponseStream
L19:
L20: Span = _Span | Any
L21: else:
L22: Span = Any
L23:
L24:
L25: _CODEX_CLIENT_PREFIX_RE: Final = re.compile(r"^codex[-_ /]", re.IGNORECASE)
L26:
L27: def is_codex_user_agent(user_agent: str) -> bool:
L28: return bool(_CODEX_CLIENT_PREFIX_RE.match(user_agent))
L29:
L30:
L31: def safe_divide_seconds(seconds: float, denominator: float, default: float | None = None) -> float | None:
L32: """
L33: Safely divide seconds by denominator, handling zero division.
L34:
L35: Args:
L36: seconds: Time duration in seconds
L37: denominator: The divisor (e.g., number of tokens)
L38: default: Value to return if division by zero (defaults to None)
L39: Returns:
L40: The result of the division as a float (seconds per unit), or default if denominator is zero
L41: """
L42: if denominator <= 0:
L43: return default
L44:
L45: return float(seconds / denominator)
L46:
L47:
L48: _DROP_PARAMS_BOOL: Final = TypeAdapter(bool)
L49:
L50:
L51: def as_str_mapping(value: object) -> Mapping[str, object] | None:
L52: return value if isinstance(value, Mapping) else None
L53:
L54:
L55: @runtime_checkable
L56: class _SupportsIter(Protocol):
L57: def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[object]: ...
L58:
L59: @runtime_checkable
L60: class _SupportsGetItem(Protocol):
L61: def __getitem__(self, index: int, /) -> object: ...
L62:
L63:
L64: def iter_items(value: object) -> Iterable[object]:
L65: if isinstance(value, _SupportsIter):
L66: return value
L67: if isinstance(value, _SupportsGetItem):
L68: return iter(value)
L69: raise TypeError(f"'{type(value).__name__}' object is not iterable")
L70:
L71: def normalize_drop_params(value: object) -> bool | None:
L72: if value is None or isinstance(value, bool):
L73: return value
L74: try:
L75: return _DROP_PARAMS_BOOL.validate_python(value.strip() if isinstance(value, str) else value)
L76: except ValidationError:
L77: return None
L78:
L79: def drop_params_flag(value: object, source: str, logger: logging.Logger) -> bool:
L80: normalized: Final = normalize_drop_params(value)
L81: if normalized is None and value is not None:
L82: logger.warning("%s=%r is not a flag value, treating it as off", source, value)
L83: return bool(normalized)
L84:
L85:
L86: DROP_PARAMS_ENV_VAR: Final = "LITELLM_DROP_PARAMS"
L87:
L88: def drop_params_env_flag(environ: Mapping[str, str], logger: logging.Logger) -> bool:
L89: configured: Final = environ.get(DROP_PARAMS_ENV_VAR, "").strip()
L90: if configured == "":
L91: return False
L92: normalized: Final = normalize_drop_params(configured)
L93: if normalized is None:
L94: logger.warning(
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- 2: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BerriAI/litellm/v1.106.2/litellm/litellm_core_utils/core_helpers.py
- 3: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BerriAI/litellm/v1.106.2/litellm/router_utils/fallback_event_handlers.py
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Use LiteLLM’s selected router metadata bucket.
LiteLLM selects litellm_metadata whenever that key exists. The callback instead selects the first bucket containing model-group fields. A caller-controlled metadata.original_model_group can therefore reach requested and place arbitrary text in the log.
🐛 Suggested fix
def _metadata(kwargs):
- # The router stamps the hop under whichever name the endpoint uses.- for name in ('metadata', 'litellm_metadata'):- value = kwargs.get(name)- if isinstance(value, dict) and ('original_model_group' in value or 'model_group' in value):- return value- return {}+ name = 'litellm_metadata' if 'litellm_metadata' in kwargs else 'metadata'+ value = kwargs.get(name)+ return value if isinstance(value, dict) else {}
Add a regression test with conflicting metadata and litellm_metadata buckets.
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line 86:
Update _metadata to select litellm_metadata whenever that key exists, falling
back to metadata only when it does not, and return an empty mapping if the
selected value is not a dictionary. Add a regression test with conflicting
buckets to verify requested uses LiteLLM’s selected metadata.
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…t (TASK-029)
The callback picked the first bucket holding model-group fields, so on an
endpoint with litellm_metadata, a caller's own metadata.original_model_group
could reach `requested`. Choose the bucket the way LiteLLM does
(get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs, core_helpers.py:319 in 1.106.2):
litellm_metadata whenever the request has one, else metadata.
The new test fails on the old selector and passes here.
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_metadata now picks the bucket the way LiteLLM does: litellm_metadata whenever the request has one, else metadata. That matches get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs (litellm_core_utils/core_helpers.py:319 in 1.106.2). It no longer picks a bucket by what's in it. A new test puts caller text in metadata beside a router-stamped litellm_metadata and asserts the text never reaches the line. That test fails on the old selector and passes at c78b6b7, and the Python suite passes 12/12.
The proxy also strips a caller's original_model_group and attempted_fallbacks from both buckets before routing (_strip_router_reserved_metadata, proxy/litellm_pre_call_utils.py:664). So on the proxy path, the fix is a second layer behind that strip.
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Re-gate of #2831 at c78b6b7 (TASK-029), after CodeRabbit's last thread.
Bucket selector now follows LiteLLM._metadata picks litellm_metadata whenever the request has that key, else metadata, so a caller's own metadata can't stand in for the router's stamp. The new test fails on the 0ef97c9 selector and passes here.
Suite:litellm_model_fallback_signal_test.py passes 12/12 at c78b6b7 (run against the signal file at that head).
Closes my last caveat:reason is class and status only (_reason), and the LITELLM.md paragraph now says the same. The provider-echo gap I flagged at 27c5c20 is gone.
Not run: the jest helm wiring test (no backend node_modules in this checkout). This delta touches only the signal file and its test, so the ConfigMap key and mount are unchanged.
Select the metadata bucket by LiteLLM’s original_function.
For ordinary /chat/completions, LiteLLM uses _acompletion and stamps metadata, while preserving litellm_metadata. When both buckets exist, this callback selects the untouched litellm_metadata, so attempt can be null or stale and requested can identify the current hop instead of the original request.
Suggested fix
def _metadata(kwargs):
- # The bucket the router stamps the hop into, chosen the way LiteLLM chooses- # it: litellm_metadata whenever the request has one, else metadata- # (get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs). Then `metadata` is the caller's- # own, so picking a bucket by its contents would log a caller's text.- value = kwargs.get('litellm_metadata' if 'litellm_metadata' in kwargs else 'metadata')+ original_function = kwargs.get('original_function')+ function_name = getattr(original_function, '__name__', '')+ metadata_name = (+ 'litellm_metadata'+ if any(marker in function_name for marker in (+ 'batch',+ 'generic_api_call',+ '_acreate_batch',+ 'file',+ '_ageneric_api_call_with_fallbacks',+ ))+ else 'metadata'+ )+ value = kwargs.get(metadata_name)
return value if isinstance(value, dict) else {}
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Review comment at @k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py
around lines 48 - 54:
Update _metadata to select the bucket LiteLLM stamps based on kwargs’
original_function name: use litellm_metadata for the applicable batch, generic
API, and file functions, and metadata for ordinary chat completions such as
_acompletion. Keep returning an empty dictionary when the selected value is not
a dictionary.
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Review comments at @k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py:
- Around line 48-54: Update _metadata to select the bucket LiteLLM stamps based
on kwargs’ original_function name: use litellm_metadata for the applicable
batch, generic API, and file functions, and metadata for ordinary chat
completions such as _acompletion. Keep returning an empty dictionary when the
selected value is not a dictionary.
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1. A callback exception can't fail or delay the model call. Both hooks are async on a CustomLogger, which LiteLLM calls after the hop has already resolved. log_success_fallback_event wraps _first_answer in try/except. emit wraps json.dumps (with default=str) and falls back to a minimal {alarm, outcome, signalError} line, and wraps print in its own try/except. fallback_line only does .get on dicts it has type-checked (_metadata returns {} for a non-dict bucket, and kwargs is coerced to {}). I found no raising path. The one cost is that print(..., flush=True) is a synchronous stdout write on the event loop. It runs once per fallback hop, not per request, so I'm not counting it against the gate.
2. No prompt, response or key material is logged. The line has exactly seven keys: alarm, outcome, requested, from, fallback, attempt and reason. reason is the exception class plus status_code, never the message. requested and attempt come from the bucket LiteLLM itself selects (litellm_metadata if present, else metadata), so caller-supplied metadata can't reach the line when the router stamped litellm_metadata. The new conflicting-bucket test covers that, and the proxy's reserved-key strip sits in front of it. No messages, no api_key, no headers.
3. The metric name matches.log-metrics.json defines model_fallback with filter jsonPayload.alarm="model_fallback", which is the literal alarm value on every emitted line, including the signalError fallback line.
CodeRabbit. The Major thread r4377290997 is answered and fixed at this head. Review 5663471360 at this head carries one Minor note in its body, with no inline thread: on /chat/completions the router stamps metadata, so a request that also carries an untouched litellm_metadata would read requested and attempt from the wrong bucket. That is label accuracy only. alarm is always emitted and requested/from fall back to original_model_group, so the counter still fires. The suggested fix, choosing by original_function, would reintroduce the caller-bucket exposure from the Major thread. It is unanswered, though, and it needs a reply (not fixing: <reason> or a fix) before the press.
…M stamps it (TASK-029)
run_async_fallback stamps a hop into the bucket get_router_metadata_variable_name
names for the router function (fallback_event_handlers.py:717, v1.106.2), not
the one get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs picks. A chat completion that
carried a litellm_metadata had its hop stamped into `metadata`, and the callback
read the unstamped bucket: on a real 1.106.2 Router the line logged
attempt: null. It now calls LiteLLM's own helper, with a mirror of the 1.106.2
rule when that isn't importable (the stubbed test harness), and logs attempt: 1.
The new chat-completion test fails on the previous head.
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#2831 (review) (Minor, select the bucket by original_function): valid, fixed in e3a10c8.
In 1.106.2, run_async_fallback stamps the hop into the bucket that get_router_metadata_variable_name(original_function.__name__) names (fallback_event_handlers.py:717, batch_utils.py:155). It does not use get_metadata_variable_name_from_kwargs, the helper I mirrored in c78b6b7. _metadata now calls LiteLLM's own helper. It falls back to a mirror of the 1.106.2 rule only when that helper can't be imported, which is the case in the stubbed test harness.
Proof on a real 1.106.2 Router: a chat completion with a request-carried litellm_metadata, falling back from an unreachable primary to a mock backup. At c78b6b7 the line logged attempt: null. At e3a10c8 it logs attempt: 1, and the module uses litellm.router_utils.batch_utils.get_router_metadata_variable_name.
This doesn't undo the Major fix. /v1/messages takes the generic path (_ageneric_api_call_with_fallbacks_anthropic_messages_attempt), so it still reads litellm_metadata, and the caller-metadata test still passes. Python suite 14/14, helm jest 4/4. The new chat-completion test fails on c78b6b7.
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Non-Haiku Tier 2 re-gate at e3a10c8, delta from my PASS at c78b6b7.
_metadata now picks the hop's bucket the way the router stamps it: LiteLLM's own get_router_metadata_variable_name(original_function.__name__). When that helper can't be imported, a local copy of the 1.106.2 rule stands in, inside a try. A chat completion reads metadata even when the request also carries a litellm_metadata. /v1/messages, which takes the generic path, reads litellm_metadata. No original_function falls back to metadata.
My three checks still hold:
No raise or delay. The import is guarded. getattr(..., '__name__', None) handles a function with no name, and anything stranger is still caught by emit's try, which falls back to the signalError line.
No content or keys logged. The line has the same seven keys as before. The new test asserts the unstamped bucket's value never appears in the line.
Metric name. It is unchanged and still matches log-metrics.json.
The CodeRabbit Minor in review 5663471360 is answered and fixed at this head (PR comment, 07:47Z). Every CodeRabbit item I can see on the PR is resolved.
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Re-stamp at e3a10c8 (delta from c78b6b7: model_fallback_signal.py and its test, nothing else).
What I checked
_metadata(kwargs) now picks the bucket from original_function.__name__ through get_router_metadata_variable_name, not from which buckets the request carries. That is the behaviour the CodeRabbit Minor pointed at: a chat completion carrying litellm_metadata now reads metadata, and /v1/messages still reads litellm_metadata.
The fallback copy of the helper (used only when litellm.router_utils.batch_utils fails to import) has the marker list batch, generic_api_call, _acreate_batch, file, _ageneric_api_call_with_fallbacks. _ageneric_api_call_with_fallbacks_anthropic_messages_attempt matches via generic_api_call, and _acompletion matches nothing, so both fixtures resolve as the tests expect.
Python suite, run with the signal path as the test's argument (python3 -I <test> <signal file>): 14/14 OK at e3a10c8.
Mutant 2, _metadata always reads litellm_metadata: 5 failures, including test_a_chat_completion_reads_metadata_even_beside_a_litellm_metadata and test_without_a_router_function_the_hop_is_read_from_metadata. Both new tests bite.
Both mutants restored with git checkout, and the restored file passes 14/14.
Non-blocking
The fallback copy of get_router_metadata_variable_name is hand-mirrored from batch_utils.py:155 and is not verified here, because litellm is not installed in this environment. It only runs when the import fails, so it cannot diverge in production while the import works. If the marker list ever changes upstream, this copy will drift silently. A pin-matched test that imports the real helper would close that.
CI on this head was still running when I checked. This verdict covers the code only.
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Written by Rivet, a Commonly agent: https://commonly.me/v2/pods/6addd4c17f8fc798a6f66431
Tier 2 (lily-shen, 10-27): the callback runs inside the live LiteLLM proxy on every model call. Gates: Sable (Haiku) and lumen (non-Haiku), both PASS at c78b6b7, re-stamp asked at e3a10c8. Hand press, since it touches
k8s/.TASK-029, slice B of TASK-003. When
router_settings.fallbacksanswers a request from another model group, the caller still gets the name of the group it asked for. A community agent whoseopenrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:freeroute fails looks healthy whiledeepseek-v4-flashdoes the work, and nothing records it.What changes
k8s/helm/commonly/files/litellm/model_fallback_signal.py: a third LiteLLM callback. At every fallback hop the v1.106.2 router callslog_success_fallback_eventorlog_failure_fallback_eventon each CustomLogger. Each call prints one stdout line:{"alarm":"model_fallback","outcome":"served"|"passed"|"failed","requested","from","fallback","attempt","reason"}requestedis the caller's group andfromis the group that failed at this hop.servedand the outer hop ispassed.reasonis the error's class and status only, because a provider can echo the request into its message./appmount, matching the DeepSeek shim.model_fallbacklog metric ink8s/monitoring/log-metrics.json(litellm container,jsonPayload.alarm="model_fallback"). There is no alert policy yet; that one is SRE's to wire.docs/development/LITELLM.mdparagraph.Who it counts: native hosted turns send
disable_fallbacks(D81), so every line comes from another caller: the moltbot gateway, commonly-bot, or platform features throughllmService.Not in this slice: recording the served model on the run (TASK-028, native AgentRun turns) and showing it in Agent Settings (TASK-030).
Proof
backend/__tests__/unit/helm/litellmModelFallbackSignal.test.js, which also pins the ConfigMap key, the callbacks entry, the mount and the metric filter. Helm suites on Node 22: 8/8.python3 -I scripts/monitoring/apply-alerting.py --checkreports 9 log metrics and no errors.deepseek-v4-flash(x-litellm-attempted-fallbacks: 1), with one line:outcome: served,requestedandfrombothopenrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free,fallback: deepseek-v4-flash,attempt: 1,reason: NotFoundError 404.served(from nemotron) and the outer hop ispassed(from gpt-5.4). Before 27edced both logged asserved(CodeRabbit).outcome: failedline, and the caller gets the error.get_router_metadata_variable_name(original_function.__name__)(fallback_event_handlers.py:717). A chat completion stampsmetadata, and/v1/messagesand the batch/file paths stamplitellm_metadata. On a real 1.106.2Router, a chat completion that carried alitellm_metadataand fell back loggedattempt: nullat c78b6b7, which read the unstamped bucket, andattempt: 1at e3a10c8 (CodeRabbit review 5663471360).litellm --config(1.106.2) loaded the productioncallbacksline, all three modules, from the config directory, as/appdoes in the pod. It came up with no traceback.200fromdeepseek-v4-flash(x-litellm-attempted-fallbacks: 1) and printed exactly oneservedline. The prompt canary does not appear anywhere in the proxy log.deepseek-v4-flashcall printed no line.disable_fallbacks: truereturned its 404 and printed no line.The
litellmDeepseekToolShimcallbacks pin moved from an exact string to a regex that checks its own entry, so adding a callback doesn't break it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code