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Add logs and functions to local baml query - #5610
logs: one row per log.* event, with its level, name and data value, the function, file and line that logged, the innermost span it ran under, its future, and the context it logged under. A log ID is <recording_id>:<file>.<n>, in recording order. Filter on span_id or future_id to read what one call or future logged.
functions: the definitions a recording carried, one row per source revision and function, with its display name, kind, origin, package, namespace, source file and byte offsets. Recordings of one revision repeat a definition; the newest one's is listed.
Index schema 24 adds the log table. These are new tables, so this PR is last in the stack.
Medium Risk
Schema version 24 forces local index rebuilds and adds a new ingestion path for log events; scope is telemetry/query only, with broad new test coverage.
Overview
Adds logs and functions as queryable baml query relations over local .baml/btel recordings, with docs and examples updated accordingly.
logs exposes one row per log.info/debug/warn/error event: level, optional event name, data as a BAML value, call site (function_name, source_file, line), span/future linkage, timestamps, and trace context. Log IDs follow <recording_id>:<file>.<n>. Indexing ingests log events into a new log table (schema 24), including bulk and streaming ingest paths and context snapshot retention for log-only references. SQL helpers __btel_log_id and __btel_line back the public view.
functions lists definitions per source revision (baml_source_code_content_id), deduping repeated recordings to the newest indexed definition per revision/name, with origin labels, kind, and source byte offsets for slicing recorded source text.
Profiler rows already carry process time bounds and source revision on every row (validated in e2e/schema tests). Tracing docs now note that context_metadata is available on logs as well as spans, plus a query recipe for span logs.
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New Features
Telemetry queries now include recorded logs with timestamps, levels, event data, source locations, and trace context.
Query function definitions by source revision, including source locations and origin details. Function results use the newest available definition for each revision and function.
Documentation
Updated query examples and tracing guidance to show how to inspect logs associated with spans and futures.
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Walkthrough
The recording index now stores log events and exposes logs and functions query relations. The change adds log identity and source-line helpers, updates query documentation, and adds catalog, ingestion, and end-to-end tests.
The new logs and functions relations work for the main cases. Some log lines can show as NULL when a function's source map is unavailable. Unversioned function definitions from different recordings can be merged into one row. One documentation example overstates what its span filter returns. None of these blocks the merge, but they are worth addressing.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 25c44
The changes remain within the local recording and query workflow. Recording-scoped joins, read-only query controls, serialized writers and transactional updates limit exposure. No introduced security vulnerability was established, although upgrade and interrupted-recovery behavior were assessed from source rather than executed.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure is recording-controlled content becoming queryable through the project-local index. The inspected additions do not establish a new remote entrypoint, credential capability or cross-service authority. This assessment does not establish filesystem isolation between users or tenants.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Log names and other recording fields are inserted as bound values, not SQL fragments. Log joins to recording, function, thread and epoch rows are recording-scoped; context joins use content addresses. Query preparation retains the existing authorizer, which denies writes and dangerous built-ins including extension loading and file reads or writes.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Cooperating refresh processes acquire the writer lock before reading known recording state. Log writes, ledger updates and watermarks commit together, so an interrupted uncommitted batch should not leave logs ahead of its replay position. Bulk secondary-index removal and restoration also occur within that transaction.
observed — Recording deletion removes its log facts transactionally. Context garbage collection preserves snapshots referenced by surviving logs and runs later in refresh; therefore deletion and context cleanup are not one atomic operation.
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The title "Add logs and functions to local baml query" matches the main change. The changeset adds a logs relation and a functions relation to the local baml query catalog, backed by a new log table in schema version 24. The title names both new relations and the command they extend. It omits the schema change and the index rebuild, which is acceptable because the title does not need to cover every detail.
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A rabbit taps a query key, Logs line up for all to see. Functions join the record flow, Source lines mark where events grow. The bunny hops; the rows all glow.
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Review comments at @baml_language/crates/baml_query_btel/src/catalog.rs:
- Line 885: Establish the intended row contract for unversioned recordings, then
update the functions query’s grouping key so NULL source_cas values do not merge
different function definitions and hide their source_file or byte offsets. If
unversioned recordings are keyed individually by rec, add a test covering
repeated runs of identical unversioned code and verify whether duplicate rows
are expected; otherwise test the chosen grouping behavior.
Review comments at @baml_language/crates/baml_query_btel/src/ingest.rs:
- Line 1300: Update both log insertion paths, including Bulk::write_logs, to
persist log.line. In the logs view, return the stored line when available and
fall back to the function source-map lookup for older recordings.
Review comments at @skills/baml-core/SKILL.md:
- Around line 170-173: Update the step 4 heading in the span-log query
documentation to clarify that it shows logs attributed directly to a span.
Explain that nested spans’ logs have their own span_id and are omitted by this
filter, and retain the guidance to filter by future_id for a future’s complete
logs.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Preserve the log's recorded source line.
For a log with line: Some(42) and no function source map, ingestion discards the recorded line. The logs view then returns NULL because it derives line only from f.source_map. This loses an available source location.
Store log.line in both insertion paths, including Bulk::write_logs. Use the stored line in the view, with source-map lookup as a fallback for older recordings.
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Review comment at @baml_language/crates/baml_query_btel/src/ingest.rs at line 1300:
Update both log insertion paths, including Bulk::write_logs, to persist log.line. In the logs view, return the stored line when available and fall back to the function source-map lookup for older recordings.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Describe the exact-span filter as direct attribution.
The step heading says the query shows what ran under a span. The query filters logs.span_id on one span. The note says that span_id is the innermost recorded span, but it does not say that logs from nested spans are left out. A reader who debugs an outer call can miss the logs that its inner spans wrote. The heading should state the exact-span scope, and the note should say what the filter omits.
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--- "a/skills/baml-core/SKILL.md"+++ "b/skills/baml-core/SKILL.md"@@ -167,8 +167,9 @@
# 3. The model's raw HTTP response, from the request under the call.
baml query "SELECT network_event_values FROM spans
WHERE span_type = 'network_span' AND parent_span_id = '<span_id>' ORDER BY start_time"
-# 4. What ran under a span logged (log.info/debug/warn/error), with the line that logged it.-# span_id is the innermost recorded span; filter on future_id for a whole future's logs.+# 4. What a span logged directly (log.info/debug/warn/error), with the line that logged it.+# span_id is the innermost recorded span, so a nested span's logs carry its own span_id and this query omits them.+# Filter on future_id for a whole future's logs.
baml query "SELECT timestamp, level, event_name, data, function_name, source_file, line
FROM logs WHERE span_id = '<span_id>' ORDER BY timestamp"
```
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# 4. What ran under a span logged (log.info/debug/warn/error), with the line that logged it.
# span_id is the innermost recorded span; filter on future_id for a whole future's logs.
baml query "SELECT timestamp, level, event_name, data, function_name, source_file, line
FROM logs WHERE span_id = '<span_id>' ORDER BY timestamp"
# 4. What a span logged directly (log.info/debug/warn/error), with the line that logged it.
# span_id is the innermost recorded span, so a nested span's logs carry its own span_id and this query omits them.
# Filter on future_id for a whole future's logs.
baml query "SELECT timestamp, level, event_name, data, function_name, source_file, line
FROM logs WHERE span_id = '<span_id>' ORDER BY timestamp"
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Review comment at @skills/baml-core/SKILL.md around lines 170 - 173:
Update the step 4 heading in the span-log query documentation to clarify that it shows logs attributed directly to a span. Explain that nested spans’ logs have their own span_id and are omitted by this filter, and retain the guidance to filter by future_id for a future’s complete logs.
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Two relations for local `baml query`:
- `logs`: one row per `log.*` event, with its level, name and `data`
value, the function, file and line that logged, the innermost span it
ran under, its future, and the context it logged under. A log is
`<recording_id>:<file>.<n>`, in recording order. Filter on `span_id` or
`future_id` to read what one call or future logged.
- `functions`: the definitions a recording carried, one row per source
revision and function, with its display name, kind, origin, package,
namespace, source file and byte offsets. Recordings of one revision
repeat a definition; the newest one's is listed.
Index schema 24 adds the `log` table.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Two relations for local
baml query:logs: one row perlog.*event, with its level, name anddatavalue, the function, file and line that logged, the innermost span it ran under, its future, and the context it logged under. A log ID is<recording_id>:<file>.<n>, in recording order. Filter onspan_idorfuture_idto read what one call or future logged.functions: the definitions a recording carried, one row per source revision and function, with its display name, kind, origin, package, namespace, source file and byte offsets. Recordings of one revision repeat a definition; the newest one's is listed.Index schema 24 adds the
logtable. These are new tables, so this PR is last in the stack.Part of a stack; review the PRs in order.
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Medium Risk
Schema version 24 forces local index rebuilds and adds a new ingestion path for log events; scope is telemetry/query only, with broad new test coverage.
Overview
Adds
logsandfunctionsas queryablebaml queryrelations over local.baml/btelrecordings, with docs and examples updated accordingly.logsexposes one row perlog.info/debug/warn/errorevent: level, optional event name,dataas a BAML value, call site (function_name,source_file, line), span/future linkage, timestamps, and trace context. Log IDs follow<recording_id>:<file>.<n>. Indexing ingests log events into a newlogtable (schema 24), including bulk and streaming ingest paths and context snapshot retention for log-only references. SQL helpers__btel_log_idand__btel_lineback the public view.functionslists definitions per source revision (baml_source_code_content_id), deduping repeated recordings to the newest indexed definition per revision/name, with origin labels, kind, and source byte offsets for slicing recorded source text.Profiler rows already carry process time bounds and source revision on every row (validated in e2e/schema tests). Tracing docs now note that
context_metadatais available onlogsas well asspans, plus a query recipe for span logs.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 3ec3449. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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