feat(obs): make observability.access_log turn the access log off - #1259
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The key was parsed with a default of true but nothing read it, so the only way to silence access-log lines was the log level, which silences every other info line with them. access_log: false now suppresses every access-log line whatever the level or RUST_LOG; the default keeps today's behaviour. The e2e harness wrote access_log: false into every spawned gateway while the key was inert; it now writes the binary's default unless a spec opts out.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ObservabilityConfig
participant init_tracing
participant AccessLogFlag as access_log_enable_flag
participant AccessLog as AccessLog_emit_with
ObservabilityConfig->>init_tracing: provide cfg.access_log
init_tracing->>AccessLogFlag: set enabled state
AccessLog->>AccessLogFlag: check enabled state
AccessLogFlag-->>AccessLog: return enabled state
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Access logging is now configurable and the change looks sound. One test does not guard against duplicate access-log lines. This is a small test-strength gap and can be handled as a follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6✅ Passed checks (6 passed)
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The key used to be inert; now it would silently turn off the access log for anyone raising these specs' log level.
# Conflicts: # crates/aisix-obs/src/access_log.rs
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tests/e2e/src/cases/access-log-switch-e2e.test.ts (1)
168-173: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert exactly one access-log line per request.
waitForLogLinereturns the first matching line. A duplicate line for the same request can therefore pass. Stop the app as a completion barrier, then count all matching lines for each request ID.Suggested fix
const sent = await drive(on); const app = on; + await app.stop(); + await waitForLogLine(app, (l) => l.includes("aisix shut down cleanly"), "the shutdown line"); + const lines = app.output().split("\n"); + for (const [id, status] of [ [sent.buffered, 200], [sent.streamed, 200], [sent.refused, 400], ] as const) { - const line = await waitForLogLine( - app, - (l) => l.includes(ACCESS_LINE) && l.includes(`request_id="${id}"`), - `the access-log line for ${id}`, - ); - expect(line).toContain(`status=${status}`); + const matches = lines.filter( + (l) => l.includes(ACCESS_LINE) && l.includes(`request_id="${id}"`), + ); + expect(matches, `access-log lines for ${id}`).toHaveLength(1); + expect(matches[0]).toContain(`status=${status}`); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @config.example.yaml:
- Line 177: Update both comments near the `build_filter` configuration to
describe the effective tracing filter, including that a valid `RUST_LOG` filter
takes precedence over `log_level`; remove the claim that `log_level` must allow
`info`.
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Review comments at @tests/e2e/src/cases/access-log-switch-e2e.test.ts:
- Around line 168-173: Update the access-log assertions in the test around
`drive` and `waitForLogLine` to verify exactly one matching line per request ID.
Stop the app and wait for its clean-shutdown log as a completion barrier, then
count matching lines in the complete output and check the single line’s expected
status.
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observability.access_logwas parsed (defaulttrue) but nothing read it, so the only way to silence the per-requestproxy request completedlines was lowering the log level, which takes every otherinfoline down with them. This makes the key do what its name says.AccessLog::emitis the single point every access-log line goes through (buffered handlers, deferred stream endings, the head-phase cancel,/v1/realtime, passthrough routes, pre-dispatch rejections), so the switch is one process-wide flag thatinit_tracingsets from the config andemitchecks. It is a check rather than anEnvFilterdirective so noRUST_LOGspelling can bring the lines back.Behaviour change:
access_log: falsenow writes no access-log line at all, whateverlog_level/RUST_LOGsay; every other log line is unaffected.access_log: true(the default, and what an omitted key or block means) behaves exactly as before, including level filtering: the line is still aninfoevent. A deployment that hadaccess_log: falsein its config while it was inert will stop getting access-log lines after upgrading; remove the key or set it totrueto keep them.config.example.yaml/config.managed.yamlnow annotate the key. The public chart (charts/aisix) already carriesobservability.access_log: true, so nothing changes there.Tests: a new DP e2e (
access-log-switch-e2e) spawns one gateway withaccess_log: falseand one with the default, both atinfo, and drives a buffered chat, a streamed chat and a pre-dispatch 400 through each. Off, it stops the gateway (which drains the log queue) and asserts no access-log line, while the boot line and the per-attemptprovider call completedlines of the same requests are present. Default, each request has its line. The off case fails with the check removed. The e2e harness used to writeaccess_log: falseinto every spawned gateway; it now writes the binary's default and specs opt out withaccessLog: false.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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observability.access_log. Access logging is enabled by default and writes one entry per request at theinfolevel.info. WhenRUST_LOGis set, it determines the filter; otherwise,log_levelapplies.