feat: attribute publish latency across HTTP and handler boundaries - #540
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds HTTP timing middleware for publish requests and correlates its records with handler timing through a shared ID. Adds timing for worker dispatch and named publish phases, wires the middleware into the application, and adds tests for timing records and request outcomes. ChangesPublish timing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ASGIClient
participant PublishHttpTimingMiddleware
participant publish_user_interaction
participant add_user_interaction
participant TimingLogger
ASGIClient->>PublishHttpTimingMiddleware: Send publish request
PublishHttpTimingMiddleware->>publish_user_interaction: Forward request with timing scope
publish_user_interaction->>add_user_interaction: Dispatch publish work
add_user_interaction->>TimingLogger: Emit handler timing with timing_id
PublishHttpTimingMiddleware->>TimingLogger: Emit HTTP timing after response body
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In `@reflexio/server/publish_timing.py`:
- Around line 602-609: Update the authenticated organization dependency to
record the identified organization ID on the active `_HttpScope` as soon as the
dependency returns, before billing rejection or handler startup can occur.
Preserve `"unknown"` when authentication fails before identifying an
organization, and document that only those requests use the shared unknown
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Summary
Publish handler timings exclude authentication, billing dependencies, and response completion, leaving slow HTTP requests difficult to explain. Add a separate HTTP timing event correlated with the existing handler event, preserving the handler's acknowledgement semantics.
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timing_id; identify extraction waits and unfinished workers explicitly.Test Plan
No request/response schema, new environment variable, or production topology changes. This adds diagnostic evidence; it does not claim the 5,000 ms production target is met.
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