fix(gateway): read context_length from custom_providers in session info header - #16579
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Problem
_format_session_info()ingateway/run.pyonly readscontext_lengthfrom the top-levelmodel.context_lengthin config.yaml. If a user configures context_length undercustom_providers→ specific provider →models.<model>.context_length, this is completely ignored, and the session header always shows "128K tokens (default — set model.context_length in config to override)".Fix
Added a scan of
custom_providersentries when the top-levelmodel.context_lengthis not set. The resolution order is now:model.context_length(existing, highest priority)custom_providers→ matching provider →models.<model>.context_lengthThe fix is a ~35 line addition that iterates through custom_providers looking for context_length matching the current model. Also checks both
cp[context_length](provider-level) andcp[models][model][context_length](per-model).Testing