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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSuccessful OpenAI-compatible streams now retain the wire finish reason in metadata and set the normalized metadata finish reason to ChangesStreaming finish reason metadata
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In @src/lib/providers/openaiChatCompletionsBase.ts:
- Line 2360: Move the `streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop"` assignment in the
stream flow to after `resolveStreamStructuredData` and other fallible
post-stream work succeed, so canceled or failed streams do not retain a success
finish reason.
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| // "tool_calls"/etc. into a different `finishReason` value here; that | ||
| // distinction is what `rawFinishReason` is for. | ||
| streamMetadata.rawFinishReason = await finishPromise; | ||
| streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop"; |
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Set the success finish reason after post-stream work succeeds.
If a caller aborts during the structured-output re-ask, resolveStreamStructuredData rethrows the cancellation. The stream then fails, but metadata.finishReason remains "stop" because this assignment ran first. Move the success assignment after the fallible post-stream work, so failed streams do not retain success metadata.
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In @src/lib/providers/openaiChatCompletionsBase.ts at line 2360, Move the
`streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop"` assignment in the stream flow to after
`resolveStreamStructuredData` and other fallible post-stream work succeed, so
canceled or failed streams do not retain a success finish reason.
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Fixed in 672a868: metadata.finishReason is set to stop only after the structured-output re-ask has resolved, so an abort during the re-ask throws before that line and the failed stream does not keep a success finish reason.
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…metadata After NeuroLink.stream() was drained against an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, result.metadata.finishReason and result.metadata.rawFinishReason were always undefined — only analytics.context.finishReason carried the value, and only after the analytics promise settled. Confirmed with a probe against the built dist/index.js: result.finishReason: stop result.metadata.finishReason: undefined result.metadata.rawFinishReason: undefined Root cause: OpenAIChatCompletionsProvider.executeStream() (in src/lib/providers/openaiChatCompletionsBase.ts) builds its own `streamMetadata` object and returns it by reference as `result.metadata`, but its `transformedStream` generator never wrote a finishReason onto it after the stream loop resolved — unlike BaseProvider's generic executeStream() (src/lib/core/baseProvider.ts), which already fills in metadata.finishReason/rawFinishReason from its finishReason promise. Fix: in transformedStream, right after `await loopPromise` (the point at which runStreamLoop has already called resolveFinish with the wire value, since a rejected loopPromise jumps straight to the catch block instead), write streamMetadata.rawFinishReason = the verbatim vendor finish_reason (e.g. "stop", "length", "tool_calls", "content_filter"). The graded streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop" is set separately, later — only after the structured-output re-ask block (when there is one) has resolved without throwing, not immediately after the wire stream finishes. A review comment on this PR caught the original ordering: setting finishReason = "stop" before that fallible re-ask meant a caller abort during the re-ask left metadata.finishReason falsely claiming "stop" for a turn that actually failed after the wire stream itself completed. rawFinishReason is unaffected by that reordering, since the wire's own terminal reason is already known and accurate regardless of what the re-ask does afterward. metadata.finishReason mirrors the same normalized "stop" that the top-level result.finishReason reports for any turn that completed without aborting or erroring — createStreamResponse() in neurolink.ts grades that field itself and deliberately excludes it from the provider's live-getter passthrough (gradedTerminalFields), exactly because copying a provider's raw reason overwrote NeuroLink's own graded value for Anthropic in #1819. Keeping metadata.finishReason in lockstep with that graded value avoids reintroducing the same class of bug, while metadata.rawFinishReason is the field that now genuinely exposes the vendor's own reason (verified to differ from finishReason on a max-tokens stop). Only the OpenAI-compatible provider path changed; neurolink.ts and baseProvider.ts are untouched. Tests added: - test/continuous-test-suite-openai-compat-streaming-retry.ts: two new cases asserting metadata.finishReason equals the top-level result.finishReason, and metadata.rawFinishReason carries the vendor value, for both a normal stop and a max-tokens ("length") stop. Each uses its own model id, since the suite's earlier 400-context-overflow test registers a runtime-discovered context window for "gpt-4o-mini" (module-global, keyed by provider:model) that would otherwise starve these tests' token budget. - test/continuous-test-suite-stream-tool-telemetry.ts: restored the result.metadata.finishReason assertion (expect "stop") in "after a cross-model invalid-model fallback, model/metadata/usage describe the retry, not the rejected attempt", alongside the existing result.finishReason assertion. Break-check: reverted only the source change, rebuilt, and confirmed both new streaming-retry cases and the restored telemetry assertion failed with ✗ and a non-zero exit (not skipped). Restored the fix, rebuilt, and all three suites passed again. Verification (all green): - pnpm run build - pnpm run check - npx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.tools-tests.json - pnpm run lint (0 errors, pre-existing warnings only) - pnpm run test:openai-compat-streaming-retry (4/4) - pnpm run test:stream-tool-telemetry (5/5) - pnpm run test:anthropic-loop-characterization (14/14)
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Review posted — see the summary comment for the full picture, including one MAJOR (hardcoded metadata.finishReason = "stop" can diverge from the true terminal reason on a truncated turn) and one MINOR (await finishPromise reliance on an unenforced invariant).
| // "length", "tool_calls", "content_filter") and is accurate the | ||
| // moment the wire stream itself finished, independent of whatever | ||
| // post-stream work follows. The graded `finishReason` is set later, | ||
| // once that post-stream work (the structured-output re-ask below) |
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MINOR — await finishPromise only works while resolveFinish is guaranteed to have run before control reaches here.
The whole safety argument depends on the invariant that runStreamLoop calls resolveFinish before returning, which is asserted in the comment above but not enforced structurally. Any future refactor where the loop returns without settling the promise (early return, an exception swallowed before the resolver, a new code path) leaves this await hanging forever with no timeout. The metadata write then blocks the entire stream() call.
Consider:
- Settling the finish-reason into
streamMetadataat the single pointresolveFinishis called inside the loop, instead of re-awaiting the promise here; or - A
Promise.racewith a bounded sweep so a never-settled promise degrades to a logged fallback rather than a permanent hang.
The feature intent is solid (record the verbatim vendor value as soon as the wire stream finishes); this is about making that depend on something less fragile than an invariant the compiler can't check.
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Fixed in #1902: a middleware stream that closes without a finish part now completes instead of leaving stream() waiting. An explicit finish part still wins. The raw finish reason for such a stream is reported as "stop".
| streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop"; | ||
| // No-output path: stream completed normally but yielded zero text. | ||
| // Build an enriched sentinel + stamp the active OTel span so | ||
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MAJOR — streamMetadata.finishReason = "stop" is hardcoded and discards the actual terminal reason on a truncated turn.
On a max-tokens stop the wire value is "length", so rawFinishReason is correctly "length" — but this line then overwrites the graded metadata.finishReason to "stop". The standalone result.metadata object becomes self-inconsistent: rawFinishReason === "length" while finishReason === "stop". That directly contradicts the new test in this PR:
assert(
result.metadata?.finishReason === result.finishReason,
"metadata.finishReason does not mirror the top-level finishReason",
);
A truncated turn has result.finishReason === "length" (asserted in the sibling "length" case below), so the same assertion cannot hold here — one of the two tests is going to fail unless the top-level finishReason is also being clobbered to "stop", which would hide the truncation signal the PR otherwise goes to lengths to preserve via rawFinishReason.
The graded reason should reflect the true terminal state, not a literal "stop". At minimum the re-ask success path should not silently downgrade a "length"/"content_filter" finish to "stop"; derive it from the same source the top-level result.finishReason uses so the two can never diverge.
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The added block at src/lib/providers/openaiChatCompletionsBase.ts:2400-2411 runs only when a structured-output re-ask (if any) resolved without throwing; the intent is to leave metadata.finishReason unset on a failed/aborted re-ask so the caller can tell a "stop" that never really happened. That intent is reasonable — the bug is the literal value chosen, not the placement.
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Fixed in #1912: OpenAI-compatible streams that end at a token limit, a content filter or a step cap with tool calls pending now report length, content-filter or tool-calls in metadata.finishReason, and after the stream drains in result.finishReason; metadata.rawFinishReason keeps the vendor's value. One mapper accepts both the wire spelling and the unified spelling a middleware's own finish part carries. Changing only the metadata line was not enough, because the top-level value was a snapshot taken when the stream was created, so it is now a live value.
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…w wave - T4100912067 (#1791): reject an explicit null routing.account-allowlist under either spelling, including with the other spelling populated, so a reload keeps the previous restriction; omit the key to remove it. Docs and the proxy suite updated. - T3860677166 (#1558): save and restore the turn-scoped tool-cache state around the tool-routing router's and the classifier router's nested generate() calls, so the outer turn keeps its repeat-call cache bypass. - T4114214845-f1 (#1822): record the unified finish reason (length, tool-calls, content-filter) for OpenAI-compatible streams in metadata and, after the stream drains, on result.finishReason; both the wire spelling and the unified spelling are accepted; metadata.rawFinishReason keeps the vendor's value. - T3909080871-node-engine (#1613): the four local-usage reader messages say which Node versions node:sqlite needs; engines.node is unchanged. - T3792810325 (#1337): the header of errorClassifier.ts names the providers that still hand-roll formatProviderError instead of claiming all of them delegate. Not done: - Concurrent turns on one NeuroLink instance still share the turn-scoped fields; that needs AsyncLocalStorage. - The nested-router cases drive generate() only; there is no stream() variant. - The nine providers that hand-roll formatProviderError are not migrated. - parseRoutingConfig() called directly, without validation, still warns and treats a null allowlist as unset. - No test for the node:sqlite message: test:local-usage has no missing-sqlite path. - test:providers-mocked was not run as a separate step; the pre-push hook and the provider-safety-net check run it. Verification: build, check, lint, check:tools-tests, check:test-parse, check:deps, check:docs-api, provider-structure, model-manifests, tool-routing, classifier-router, mcp-result-cache, local-usage, proxy, codex, openai-compat-streaming-retry, stream-middleware, stream-tool-telemetry, the four loop-characterization suites, agent-delegation and error-classifier-contract pass. The new proxy cases, the nested-router cases and the finish-reason cases fail with their source change reversed and pass with it.
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NeuroLink.stream()finished against an OpenAI-compatible endpoint,result.metadata.finishReasonandresult.metadata.rawFinishReasonwere alwaysundefined— the only place the finish reason lived wasanalytics.context.finishReason, and only once the analytics promise settled.Confirmed with a probe against the built
dist/index.jsbefore the fix:Root cause
OpenAIChatCompletionsProvider.executeStream()(src/lib/providers/openaiChatCompletionsBase.ts) builds its ownstreamMetadataobject and returns it by reference asresult.metadata, but itstransformedStreamgenerator never wrote a finish reason onto it once the stream loop resolved — unlikeBaseProvider's genericexecuteStream()(src/lib/core/baseProvider.ts), which already fills inmetadata.finishReason/rawFinishReasonfrom its own finish-reason promise.Fix
In
transformedStream, immediately afterawait loopPromise(reached only on the success path — a rejectedloopPromisethrows straight into thecatchblock instead, sofinishPromiseis guaranteed settled here):rawFinishReasonis the verbatim vendor value ("stop","length","tool_calls","content_filter").finishReasonmirrors the same normalized"stop"that top-levelresult.finishReasonalready reports for any turn that completed without aborting or erroring.This deliberately does not fork
"length"/"tool_calls"/etc. into a differentmetadata.finishReasonvalue:createStreamResponse()inneurolink.tsgradesresult.finishReasonitself and intentionally excludes it from the provider's live-getter passthrough (gradedTerminalFields) — precisely because letting a provider's raw reason override it broke Anthropic in #1819. Keepingmetadata.finishReasonin lockstep with the graded value avoids reintroducing that same bug, whilemetadata.rawFinishReasonis the new field that genuinely exposes the vendor's own reason (verified to differ fromfinishReasonon a max-tokens stop).Only the OpenAI-compatible provider path changed.
neurolink.tsandbaseProvider.tsare untouched.Tests
test/continuous-test-suite-openai-compat-streaming-retry.ts— two new cases: a normal stop and a max-tokens ("length") stop, each assertingmetadata.finishReason === result.finishReasonandmetadata.rawFinishReasonequals the vendor value.test/continuous-test-suite-stream-tool-telemetry.ts— restores theresult.metadata.finishReason === "stop"assertion (dropped in fix(core): report the attempt that served a stream after a model fallback #1819) in the cross-model invalid-model fallback case, alongside the existingresult.finishReasonassertion.Break-check: reverting only the source change makes both new cases and the restored assertion fail with
✗and a non-zero exit (not skipped). Restoring the fix makes all three suites pass again.Verification
pnpm run buildpnpm run checknpx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.tools-tests.jsonpnpm run lintpnpm run test:openai-compat-streaming-retrypnpm run test:stream-tool-telemetrypnpm run test:anthropic-loop-characterizationAll independently re-run after push.
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stopfinish reason in metadata after completing successfully, while preserving the provider’s original finish reason separately.