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Record wrapper command context and errors without input snapshots - #5621
Wrapper BCS recordings lacked canonical command labels and retained no error payloads at their operational boundaries. This change attaches the existing bounded PostHog command/subcommand label to foreground dispatch and descendants, captures error payloads at every explicit wrapper operational span, and retains only child exit code/signal as returned data.
Full input snapshots are disabled. Parser, management-command, selection, dispatch and updater return snapshots are also disabled because they can contain arguments, selectors or paths. run_toolchain projects the inherited-stream subprocess result into baml.sys.ProcessExit { exit_code, signal }, excluding argv, binary paths and stdout/stderr buffers. Printed command output stays on inherited streams; delegated CLI/project recording policies remain independent.
Full error payloads are intentional and may quote offending arguments, selectors or paths, including secrets. Parse, project/selection, management parsing/preflight/execution, acquisition, selected-CLI version reporting, passive freshness/refresh, self-update and child launch errors remain queryable with their types and context. Recovery, panic and cancellation classifications and exit propagation are preserved; sys.exit has no fabricated returned value. Acquisition, version reporting and passive implementation calls capture failures before their existing recovery handlers, so those errors stay visible even when the command succeeds. This does not redesign automatic utility-function tracing.
Canonical context is independent of PostHog availability, uses its existing allowlisted normalization, and clears inherited foreground labels for internal helpers. It is span context, not process launch metadata; join the single dispatch row to processes by process_id for process outcomes. Existing identities, destinations, PostHog usage properties, telemetry opt-outs and http_bodies=false are unchanged.
Validation:
Both packed-wrapper local recording/query regressions pass: canonical labels/inheritance/process joins/helpers/opt-outs, absent function input snapshots and argument-bearing outputs, typed error sentinels, status-only results for delegation and version reporting, Unix SIGTERM retention (signal=15, exit_code=143), launch failure, recovered acquisition/passive-check failures with a successful process outcome, panic and sys.exit distinctions, and high/on/off behavior.
Fixtures use isolated local sinks with BOUNDARY_API_KEY=local and DO_NOT_TRACK=1; intentional fixtures do not record to production.
Wrapper behavior CI profile against both packed BAML variants: 80 passed with self-update enabled, 76 with it disabled.
Clippy for both integration suites with -D warnings, Rust/BAML formatting and Markdown validation pass.
Exact head 049b4f221548a66b1d09557a993051c5edcaa757: all CI passed (60 checks passed, 34 skipped; none failed or pending), including main CI, shadow CI and the Windows recording regressions.
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The wrapper now records selected errors, command context, and child process outcomes in BCS spans. Expanded end-to-end tests check these records and confirm that full inputs and returned-value snapshots are excluded. The README and TELEMETRY.md describe capture boundaries and limitations.
Changes: Wrapper telemetry capture
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Summary
Record errors and toolchain outcomes baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml, baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml, baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/selection.baml, baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/selectors.baml
Selected spans now record errors. Dispatch spans include bounded command metadata. Toolchain execution returns the child exit code and signal, and dispatch exits with the child exit code.
Verify and document capture behavior baml_language/crates/baml_cli/tests/embedded_telemetry_e2e.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_cli/tests/wrapper_command_context_e2e.rs, baml_language/wrapper/README.md, TELEMETRY.md
End-to-end tests check errors, statuses, command context, telemetry settings, and omitted input and output values. Documentation describes span boundaries, process outcomes, sensitive error payloads, and capture limitations.
sequenceDiagram
participant Dispatch
participant run_toolchain
participant ChildBinary
Dispatch->>run_toolchain: Run toolchain command
run_toolchain->>ChildBinary: Launch with BAML_CLI_ALLOW_DIRECT=1
ChildBinary-->>run_toolchain: Return exit code and signal
run_toolchain-->>Dispatch: Return process outcome
Dispatch->>Dispatch: Refresh channel and exit with child exit code
BoundaryML/baml#5624 — This PR implements the same wrapper command metadata behavior, documentation updates, and command-context test.
BoundaryML/baml#5491 — This PR changes the embedded telemetry recording setup that the packed-wrapper tests exercise.
BoundaryML/baml#5422 — This PR changes wrapper functions and files introduced by that PR.
Suggested reviewers:hellovai, aaronvg, 2kai2kai2
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 049b4
The wrapper now records errors and delegated process outcomes without capturing input snapshots. The captured-argument policy is documented and has an opt-out. No concrete merge-blocking risk was identified.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 049b4
Complete errors can contain sensitive command arguments, selectors or paths, and release recordings can send those values to the publisher’s cloud project. Disabling input snapshots does not remove that exposure. Command labels and child results remain narrowly bounded, and recording can be disabled.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: New full-error capture creates a path for sensitive input-derived values into default cloud recordings. Parser errors interpolate project paths, and management errors retain raw arguments. Release recording uses the existing publisher-owned destination unless overridden or disabled, so suppressing input snapshots does not prevent secrets embedded in failing inputs from leaving the invoking environment. This is a newly expanded payload boundary, not a newly introduced destination or a demonstrated public read vulnerability.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The affected population is enabled BAML-native wrapper recordings, including release builds using embedded ingestion. Exposure is limited to values present in captured errors, not wholesale argv, environment or child output. Multiple users’ errors can reach the selected recording project; caller-owned ingestion overrides can change that destination. Reader privileges and retention at the cloud destination remain unverified.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A sensitive value supplied as an invalid management argument or project path can enter a wrapper error and then a recording. The test explicitly expects an unrecognized argument to survive in error_value despite absent input_args. In release cloud-recording configurations this supplies a disclosure path to the recording destination; neither an actual secret nor unauthorized downstream access was demonstrated.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The decisive boundary is local diagnostic content entering persisted runtime recordings, distinct from metadata-only PostHog events. Input suppression, narrow process results and HTTP-body exclusion constrain collection but do not redact error payloads. BAML_TELEMETRY=off is the documented recording control; tests demonstrate local recording with DO_NOT_TRACK=1, so that PostHog control must not be treated as disabling runtime recordings.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The new result boundary retains child status before dispatch exits and excludes the full subprocess result. Existing recovery handlers remain in place, including successful wrapper-only version reporting after recoverable preparation or launch errors. These controls preserve failure containment while making recovered errors queryable.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — For publisher-owned recordings, prefer an allowlisted error projection containing classification and bounded context. Make unrestricted error values a separate explicit diagnostic opt-in rather than relying on input-snapshot suppression.
proposed — Before broad release of full-error capture, establish the destination’s reader scope, retention, deletion ownership and response procedure for accidentally recorded credentials. Disabling future recording should not substitute for handling values already delivered.
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A rabbit checks each span at night It keeps command labels bounded tight Errors find a place to land Child codes return as planned No full inputs fill the air The wrapper leaves a trace with care
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Record wrapper command context and errors without input snapshots
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@coderabbitai Please review the combined scope at cb461ef. The user revised the requirement: canonical command/subcommand context and full errors at explicit wrapper operational boundaries, with no full input snapshots. This supersedes the earlier raw-argv capture allowance discussed in the original review thread.
Parser/management/selection/dispatch/updater return snapshots are omitted as well, since those objects may contain inputs or paths. The only recorded result is a projected baml.sys.ProcessExit { exit_code, signal }; inherited stdout/stderr are not captured. Full errors remain intentional and can quote input values, as documented. Canonical metadata stays bounded and independent of PostHog; helpers clear inherited foreground labels. #5624 is incorporated and superseded in this PR.
Both local recording/query regressions pass against this implementation, asserting absent inputs/results, retained typed errors, status-only outputs, metadata inheritance/process joins, helpers and opt-outs. Broader CI is refreshing. No canary merge is being performed.
Both child-result fixtures expect signal = null. A regression that always clears signal would still pass. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add a #[cfg(unix)] child that terminates with SIGTERM. Assert persisted signal = 15 and exit_code = 143, matching process_exit_from_status. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, keep Unix signal assertions platform-specific rather than applying Unix ExitStatus semantics on Windows.
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Add a Unix-only child-process case to the embedded telemetry test that terminates with SIGTERM, and assert the persisted signal is 15 and exit code is 143. Keep these Unix ExitStatus expectations under a platform-specific guard; leave existing child-result assertions unchanged.
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@sxlijin The PR head was a76b8349d33e7b17b914aaa2003d97ec53b36e00 when I checked. The requested commit, cb461efc996ebdd5b2e88814f17985a78d11c098, is not its ancestor, and five files differ between them.
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URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-12T23:37:21.402Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml"]: In the BAML wrapper's baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml, foreground dispatch uses bounded canonical command/subcommand context independently of PostHog, and internal helpers clear inherited foreground command labels. When reviewing dispatch tracing, check both invariants.
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@coderabbitai Please review the current PR head 35372e935092f95ecb1ab7bb34a2c4856e5b2995, rather than historical cb461ef. The combined reduced-capture policy is unchanged from a76b834: canonical commands, no input or argument-bearing result snapshots, full typed errors at explicit operational boundaries (including recovered acquisition/passive errors), and only child exit code/signal returned values. Full errors may intentionally quote offending arguments; the user explicitly requested full errors and the docs describe this. The prior full-input-capture policy is superseded.
The latest test-only commit addresses your Unix signal nitpick with a SIGTERM child and persisted signal=15, exit_code=143, cancelled dispatch and process error assertions. Please review/approve the current head and report any remaining actionable findings.
@sxlijin The PR head matched 35372e935092f95ecb1ab7bb34a2c4856e5b2995 when I checked. I found no actionable findings in the changes I inspected.
The Unix regression asserts exit_code=143, signal=15, cancelled dispatch, and process error status in embedded_telemetry_e2e.rs, starting at Line 1257. I did not run the tests.
I used the existing guidance for bounded command labels and helper context. I treated the earlier raw-argument capture allowance as superseded.
GitHub reported the merge state as BLOCKED, with several checks still running or queued. Confirm that the required checks pass before merging. The full review and approval checks will report their results separately; approval is not yet confirmed.
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URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-12T23:43:12.611Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml","baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml"]: When reviewing explicit wrapper operational spans in baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml or baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml, full typed error payloads are intentional and may include offending arguments, selectors, paths, or secrets. Assess sensitive-data exposure and verify that user-facing documentation warns about secrets in errors. Do not require redaction solely because an error quotes an offending input.
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URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-12T23:37:23.520Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml"]: In the BAML wrapper's baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml, foreground dispatch uses bounded canonical command/subcommand context independently of PostHog, and internal helpers clear inherited foreground command labels. When reviewing dispatch tracing, check both invariants.
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@coderabbitai Please review current head 049b4f221548a66b1d09557a993051c5edcaa757. Canary merged #5613 during final CI, requiring a rebase and one version-reporting conflict resolution. The resolution keeps upstream fail-open version reporting: run_toolchain returns ProcessExit and run_cli_version returns its exit_code, while print_version retains the upstream catch and sys.exit behavior. Added an error-only span around run_cli_version before that catch, without input/output capture. Tests now assert list performs no acquisition, move the recovered acquisition assertion to --version, and check recovered selection and launch failures with successful process outcomes. Canonical metadata and the agreed full-error/no-input/status-only-output policy remain unchanged.
The prior head 35372e9 passed all CI (60 checks passed, 34 skipped), both Windows regression tests, and your approval. This head reconciles current canary without copying unrelated commits; local and CI validation are being rerun.
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@sxlijin I found no actionable findings in the version-reporting and telemetry changes I inspected at 049b4f221548a66b1d09557a993051c5edcaa757.
The version-reporting path retains the upstream recovery and exit behavior. The new span records errors without input or output snapshots. The regression assertions cover recovered acquisition, selection, and launch failures, plus child exit status.
I used the existing guidance for bounded command context and intentional full errors. I applied the revised no-input-snapshot policy.
I did not run the tests. When I checked, GitHub reported the merge state as BLOCKED, with wrapper and other checks still running. Confirm that the required checks pass on this head before merging.
A review is requested below.
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URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-13T00:17:00.122Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml"]: In baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml, selected-CLI version reporting is fail-open for recovered selection, acquisition, and launch failures: the wrapper reports a successful process outcome. When the selected CLI runs, run_cli_version returns its exit_code from run_toolchain and print_version passes that code to sys.exit. Preserve both behaviors when reviewing version-reporting changes.
Learnt from: sxlijin
URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-13T00:17:00.122Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml"]: In baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml, toolchain list must not acquire a toolchain. When reviewing list behavior, check that it remains a local inventory operation without acquisition.
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URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-12T23:43:13.694Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml","baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml"]: When reviewing explicit wrapper operational spans in baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml or baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/invocation.baml, full typed error payloads are intentional and may include offending arguments, selectors, paths, or secrets. Assess sensitive-data exposure and verify that user-facing documentation warns about secrets in errors. Do not require redaction solely because an error quotes an offending input.
Learnt from: sxlijin
URL: https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/pull/5621
Timestamp: 2026-11-12T23:37:23.520Z
Learning: Within repository "BoundaryML/baml", only for files matching one of ["baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml"]: In the BAML wrapper's baml_language/wrapper/baml_src/entry.baml, foreground dispatch uses bounded canonical command/subcommand context independently of PostHog, and internal helpers clear inherited foreground command labels. When reviewing dispatch tracing, check both invariants.
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Wrapper BCS recordings lacked canonical command labels and retained no error payloads at their operational boundaries. This change attaches the existing bounded PostHog command/subcommand label to foreground dispatch and descendants, captures error payloads at every explicit wrapper operational span, and retains only child exit code/signal as returned data.
Full input snapshots are disabled. Parser, management-command, selection, dispatch and updater return snapshots are also disabled because they can contain arguments, selectors or paths.
run_toolchainprojects the inherited-stream subprocess result intobaml.sys.ProcessExit { exit_code, signal }, excluding argv, binary paths and stdout/stderr buffers. Printed command output stays on inherited streams; delegated CLI/project recording policies remain independent.Full error payloads are intentional and may quote offending arguments, selectors or paths, including secrets. Parse, project/selection, management parsing/preflight/execution, acquisition, selected-CLI version reporting, passive freshness/refresh, self-update and child launch errors remain queryable with their types and context. Recovery, panic and cancellation classifications and exit propagation are preserved;
sys.exithas no fabricated returned value. Acquisition, version reporting and passive implementation calls capture failures before their existing recovery handlers, so those errors stay visible even when the command succeeds. This does not redesign automatic utility-function tracing.Canonical context is independent of PostHog availability, uses its existing allowlisted normalization, and clears inherited foreground labels for internal helpers. It is span context, not process launch metadata; join the single dispatch row to
processesbyprocess_idfor process outcomes. Existing identities, destinations, PostHog usage properties, telemetry opt-outs andhttp_bodies=falseare unchanged.Validation:
signal=15,exit_code=143), launch failure, recovered acquisition/passive-check failures with a successful process outcome, panic andsys.exitdistinctions, and high/on/off behavior.BOUNDARY_API_KEY=localandDO_NOT_TRACK=1; intentional fixtures do not record to production.-D warnings, Rust/BAML formatting and Markdown validation pass.049b4f221548a66b1d09557a993051c5edcaa757: all CI passed (60 checks passed, 34 skipped; none failed or pending), including main CI, shadow CI and the Windows recording regressions.Consolidates the command-context change from #5624 into this PR; #5624 is superseded.