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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe access log filter now supports template-based text output alongside default-flat and projected-JSON output. The change adds template validation and rendering, updates tests, and adds an example configuration with integration and schema tests. ChangesAccess log templates
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AccessLogFilter->>EmitPlan: select template-text output shape
AccessLogFilter->>render_template: render template using field values
render_template-->>AccessLogFilter: return rendered text line
AccessLogFilter->>emit_text_line: emit rendered line
emit_text_line->>tracing: write line through static tracing field
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Review comments at @crates/filter/src/builtins/http/observability/access_log.rs:
- Line 307: Update the validation after parse_template so it rejects templates
without any TemplatePart::Field, including literal-only templates, while
preserving acceptance of templates containing a field token. Add a test covering
a literal-only configuration.
- Around line 563-565: Update template rendering for TemplatePart::Field to use
a shared field-value resolver instead of calling build_record_from_fields for
each field. Resolve only the requested value and return borrowed values where
ownership is unnecessary; keep BTreeMap allocation and JSON key construction in
the JSON output path.
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- Around line 36-40: Update the access-log template test around parse_status to
capture the proxy’s tracing output and assert that the request with X-Request-Id
tmpl-abc emits the configured text with GET / 200, a rendered duration, and
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Resolve template values without constructing a record map.
Each TemplatePart::Field calls build_record_from_fields separately. That function allocates a BTreeMap, eagerly computes path, client address, and duration, and creates a JSON key that text output immediately discards.
Use a shared field-value resolver for template output. Resolve only the requested field, and keep key construction and map allocation for JSON output. Return borrowed values where String ownership is not required.
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Update template rendering for TemplatePart::Field to use a shared field-value
resolver instead of calling build_record_from_fields for each field. Resolve
only the requested value and return borrowed values where ownership is
unnecessary; keep BTreeMap allocation and JSON key construction in the JSON
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Deferring this one. A value-only resolver means splitting build_record_from_fields (each arm yields both the JSON key and the value) into a shared path, which is real churn against the 30-line function limit for a non-hot-path nitpick. Noted for a future refactor of that function.
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@crstrn13 Understood. Deferring this low-priority optimization to a future build_record_from_fields refactor is reasonable.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue?
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The access_log filter previously emitted only through the tracing
subscriber. Add an optional `sink` config so records can be written
directly, bypassing tracing:
sink:
type: stdout # NDJSON to stdout
sink:
type: file # NDJSON appended to a file
path: /var/log/praxis/access.log
Both the default and projected field plans serialize the same
`build_record` map, so direct sinks emit one NDJSON object per request.
`file` requires a path and is opened in create+append mode; `stdout`
rejects a path. With no `sink`, behaviour is unchanged (tracing).
The per-request INFO-level fast path is now skipped only for the
tracing sink, since direct sinks must emit regardless of the subscriber
level.
Part of praxis-proxy#126 (customizable access log format). Independent of the
template PR (praxis-proxy#1323); both touch access_log.rs, so whichever lands
second will need a trivial rebase.
Signed-off-by: Alexander Cristurean <acristur@redhat.com>
Add an optional `template` field to the access_log filter. When set, each
record is rendered as a text line from `{field}` placeholders and emitted
through the tracing subscriber, instead of the default JSON output.
Templates reuse the existing field token names (method, path, status,
duration_ms, request_id, request/response headers, trace_id, span_id,
etc.) and are mutually exclusive with `fields`. A new EmitShape enum
(DefaultFlat, JsonRecord, Text) unifies the default, projected, and
templated emit paths.
Adds unit tests for template parsing and rendering, an example config
(access-log-template.yaml), and a functional integration test driving the
example end-to-end.
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311-313: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCheck for a field token, not an empty parts list.
Suppose a template has no braces, such as
template: "access". In that case,parse_templatereturns oneTemplatePart::Literal, andparts.is_empty()is false. The configuration loads even though the error message requires at least one{field}token. Each request then emits constant text.Proposed fix
- if parts.is_empty() { + if !parts.iter().any(|part| matches!(part, TemplatePart::Field(_))) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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580-581: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueResolve each template field without building a
BTreeMap.Each field calls
build_record_from_fields. That call builds a map, a key, the path, the client IP, and the duration on every request.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/filter/src/builtins/http/observability/access_log.rs:
- Around line 2280-2298: Rename `template_testing` to describe the behavior it
verifies, use the real `user-agent` header name consistently in the template,
header sets, and response map, and add an explanatory message to the
`parts.len()` assertion.
- Around line 579-582: In render_text_template, sanitize each resolved field
value with sanitize_for_log before appending it to the text log; preserve the
existing "-" fallback for missing values.
Review comments at @examples/README.md:
- Line 56: Update the generated example metadata for access-log-template.yaml
with a concise link label and description so its README table row stays within
80 columns; do not edit the generated row directly.
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Review comments at @crates/filter/src/builtins/http/observability/access_log.rs:
- Around line 311-313: Update the validation in parse_template to reject
templates unless parts contains at least one TemplatePart::Field, while
preserving acceptance of templates that include a field token alongside
literals.
- Around line 580-581: Update the per-field resolution around
build_record_from_fields to resolve each template field directly instead of
constructing a BTreeMap; avoid rebuilding the key, path, client IP, and duration
for every field.
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A template containing only literal text (no {field} tokens) parsed to a
non-empty part list, so the emptiness check accepted it even though the
error message promised at least one field token. Such a template would
log a constant string with no request data. Require at least one
TemplatePart::Field and cover the rejection in the schema suite.
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Resolved field values in render_text_template were appended raw, so body-derived metadata or header values containing newlines could forge access-log lines (CWE-117). JSON output is unaffected (serde escapes), but the text template path wrote values verbatim. Wrap each resolved value in sanitize_for_log before appending. Also tidy the template unit test: descriptive name, real user-agent header name, and assertion messages. Signed-off-by: Alexander Cristurean <acristur@redhat.com>
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What
Adds an optional
templatefield to theaccess_logfilter. When set, eachaccess record is rendered as a human-readable text line from
{field}placeholders and emitted through the tracing subscriber, instead of the
default JSON output.
Example:
renders lines like
GET /health 200 1ms id=abc123.Details
method,path,status,duration_ms,request_id,request_header.<name>,response_header.<name>,trace_id,span_id, ...) and are mutuallyexclusive with
fields.EmitShapeenum (DefaultFlat,JsonRecord,Text)unifies the default ten-field, projected-fields, and templated emit paths.
request_headers/response_headersallowlists at config load time, consistent withfields.Tests & docs
allowlist enforcement) and text rendering.
examples/configs/observability/access-log-template.yamlplus a functional integration test that drives it end-to-end.
examples/README.mdregenerated viacargo xtask sync-example-readme.Notes
This is the first of a short series extending
access_logoutput; it isself-contained and does not add any new dependencies. Follow-up PRs will add
alternative output sinks.
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