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## Summary
- add the missing release metadata for the previously merged opt-in
prompt logging feature
- require Conventional Commit formatting for pull request titles
- document the prompt logging security default
## Repository settings
- squash merging is now the only enabled merge method
- squash commit titles use pull request titles so Release Please can
parse fork contributions
- the `main` ruleset will require the Conventional PR title check
## Verification
- `bun run typecheck`
- `bun test`
- `bun run lint`
## Summary
- skip CI for Release Please branches
- skip Conventional PR title validation for Release Please branches
- skip Codex review for Release Please branches
- skip duplicate Discord notifications for Release Please PRs
Release Please only changes version and changelog files generated from
changes that were already validated in their original pull requests.
GitHub-managed CodeQL default setup remains enabled because it cannot be
filtered by head branch from repository workflow YAML.
## Verification
- `bun run typecheck`
- `bun test`
- `bun run lint`
- pre-commit YAML validation
## Summary
- move `typescript` from runtime dependencies to development
dependencies
- update the Bun lockfile dependency classification
- avoid installing the TypeScript compiler for plugin consumers
ClosesDEVtheOPS#117
## Validation
- `bun run typecheck`
- `bun test`
- `bun run lint`
- `bun run check:jsdoc-coverage`
- `bun pm pack --dry-run`
## Description
Migrates the plugin to **OpenCode V2 only**. The `2.x` line
default-exports a V2 definition (`id: "devtheops.otel"`, `setup`) and
consumes the V2 event stream. The OpenCode V1 implementation remains on
the [`v1`
branch](https://github.com/DEVtheOPS/opencode-plugin-otel/tree/v1),
branched from `v1.5.1`.
ClosesDEVtheOPS#128. Supersedes DEVtheOPS#131's dual V1/V2 approach with a V2-only major
release.
### V2 instrumentation
- Explicit `session.execution.*`, `session.step.*`, and `session.tool.*`
boundaries replace V1 message-part polling for run, LLM, and tool spans.
- `session.inbox.enqueued` emits `user_prompt` only after durable
admission; synthetic/compaction/move inbox entries are ignored. Queued
prompts are retained for the next execution, while steering prompts
apply to the current execution. `session.text.ended` restores
`output.value` and `llm.output_messages` on LLM spans.
- Per-step token, cost, cache, message, and model metrics; `api_request`
and `api_error` logs retain `duration_ms` even with LLM traces disabled.
Failed LLM spans retain any reported token and cost attributes.
Cumulative session totals come from `session.usage.updated` with a
per-step fallback. The cumulative baseline persists across executions
even if the next turn fails before a usage update; totals are flushed on
execution end (also handling idle events).
- Durable `session.retry.scheduled` is the single retry-counter source.
`permission.asked`/`permission.replied` preserve `tool_decision`;
subagent `session.created` events preserve `subtask.count` and
`subtask_invoked`.
- `commit.count` and `commit` are emitted only for an executed shell
tool that reaches `session.tool.success` with `git commit` in its
command. Tool spans and duration start at `session.tool.called`,
excluding model-side argument streaming. This observes a successful tool
call; Git's resulting repository state is not independently verified.
- `model.request` injects W3C trace context only for a configured
provider and a matching **primary** agent/model request, not title,
compaction, or transient generation. It waits for previously queued
event processing and, if `step.started` has not arrived, creates a
provisional LLM span that the step later adopts.
- Optional `OPENCODE_CAPTURE_MODEL_CONTEXT` captures a bounded,
text-only primary context preview (two system parts, twelve recent
messages, 1,000 characters per entry). Media bytes and structured tool
payloads are excluded; it remains off by default and may expose system
instructions and earlier user/tool text when enabled.
- For explicitly configured trace-propagation providers, the
experimental `experimental.ws.handshake` hook injects the matching W3C
context. Changing per-step headers may reopen a reused WebSocket; the
registration degrades gracefully when the experimental hook is
unavailable.
- Child subagent run spans nest under an unambiguously identified
`subagent` tool span using `session.tool.progress` / terminal metadata
containing the child `sessionID`. Links are consumed per child execution
so resumed sessions cannot inherit a stale dispatch. Foreground and
background tool events were inspected in OpenCode `2.0.18`; invalid
`executed: false` calls without a child ID do not create tool spans.
Ambiguous or missed correlations fall back to the parent run.
### Multi-location correctness
OTel providers and correlation state are shared per process and flushed,
never shut down. Enabled plugin instances must have identical telemetry
configuration; conflicting collector/credentials/resource/signal options
fail setup rather than exporting a different location's data to the
first collector. Accepted resource attributes and metric temporality are
passed directly into SDK initialization. Resolved
`OPENCODE_OTLP_HEADERS` are passed to exporters without copying them to
the process's `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS`; exporter construction
suppresses inherited OTLP header variables so a concurrent rejected
setup cannot leak its credentials. `project.id` is resolved from the
observed session, not assumed from `ctx.location`. Event subscriptions
enqueue subsequent events without awaiting each dispatch; processing is
serialized across subscribers before de-duplication so an asynchronous
session lookup cannot let `step.ended` overtake `step.started` or leave
model-request propagation using an older step. Exporter flushing is
scheduled outside the dispatch queue, so slow collectors do not block
unrelated model requests; cleanup drains pending events and flushes,
including when a subscription iterator throws. Event IDs and
message/session correlation sets are bounded. Agent/subagent identity,
selected agent, parent session, creation time, and cumulative usage
baseline are retained across executions and hydrated with
`ctx.session.get` for sessions whose creation event was missed.
### V1 parity limits
`lines_of_code.count` and `lines_of_code.total` are not emitted: the V1
`session.diff` event is absent from V2's public event stream. The V2
client has a session diff endpoint, but it is not exposed through the V2
plugin's `ctx.session` API; `ctx.vcs.diff` is repository-scoped and not
an equivalent per-session total. The removed `command.executed` event is
replaced for commit telemetry by successful tool completion.
Per-message/part spans become per-step LLM spans, while completed text
output remains attached to those spans.
### Docs and packaging
The README and CONTRIBUTING guide use V2's `plugins` object form and a
tested `.opencode/plugins/otel/index.ts` development entrypoint.
OpenCode `2.0.1` rejects an absolute `.ts` file as a `plugins` package
target; directory auto-discovery worked. V1 SDK dependencies were
removed, and the official V2 `@opencode/plugin` types are used without a
runtime import. The unused `.coderabbit.yaml` was removed.
## Type of change
- [x] Breaking change (V2-only package; V1 maintenance stays on `v1`)
- [x] Documentation update
## Verification
- [x] `bun run lint`
- [x] `bun run check:jsdoc-coverage` (81.63%)
- [x] `bun run typecheck`
- [x] `bun test` (191 pass)
- [x] `bun run build` and bundled default-export import
- [x] Local OpenCode `2.0.1` smoke test using `.opencode/plugins/`: OTLP
HTTP/JSON exported logs, traces, and metrics. Confirmed `user_prompt`,
`api_request`, `session.idle`, `opencode.session` → `opencode.llm`
nesting, LLM `output.value`, and session/token/cost/model metrics
including final session histograms. A run with trace propagation enabled
also completed with one correctly nested LLM span; a `delta` temporality
run exported counter sums with OTLP aggregation temporality `1` (delta).
- [x] OpenCode `2.0.18` foreground subagent OTLP export: parent
`opencode.session` → `opencode.tool.subagent` → child
`opencode.session`. Captured real foreground and background event
sequences; unit tests cover background parenting after the dispatch tool
ends and ambiguous-candidate fallback.
- [x] OpenCode `2.0.18` opt-in context capture exported a text-only
`llm.input_messages` preview with a matching LLM output span, including
a foreground subagent trace. WebSocket header injection has unit
coverage; a real WebSocket provider route was not available for an
end-to-end handshake test.
- [x] Added regression tests for conflicting configurations, observed
project attribution, bounded sets, durable retries/prompts, cost-only
failures, LLM output, subtask logs, and non-executed/failed commits.
Two-subscriber delayed-dispatch, buffered subscription events with a
concurrent model request, iterator failure with pending dispatch,
repeated/resumed subagent, selected agent across executions, delayed
model-request, accepted resource-attribute/temporality,
queued-next-prompt, steering-prompt, pending-exporter-flush,
two-execution cumulative-baseline, actual exporter inherited-header,
delayed-tool-input, and API log duration without traces cover the
lifecycle review findings.
- [x] One-use child dispatch mapping and provisional-span context
adoption tests cover the latest review findings.
## Related issues
ClosesDEVtheOPS#128
## Additional context
The breaking `feat!` commit is intended to make release-please cut
**2.0.0**; `package.json` remains `1.5.1` until its release PR updates
it. The [V2 migration
guide](https://opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins/migrate-v1) and [plugin
API guide](https://opencode.ai/v2/docs/build/plugins) informed the hook
selection. WebSocket propagation remains experimental; verify connection
reuse and handshake headers with each intended provider route before
enabling it broadly.
## Description
Add deterministic integration tests that run the real OpenCode SDK and
telemetry plugin in isolated Bun subprocesses. A scripted
OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions endpoint drives actual tool
execution, while a temporary loopback OTLP/JSON receiver captures
exported spans, metrics, and logs. No model credentials, Docker, or
external collector are required.
- Pin the OpenCode SDK and plugin development dependencies to matching
`2.0.20` versions.
- Add seven integration cases covering session/LLM telemetry, token
attributes, trace parenting, real local `read` execution, and disabled
tool tracing.
- Include three explicit expected-failure regression cases for DEVtheOPS#134.
These assert local tool spans and duration metrics; scenario setup and
actual execution remain ordinary passing tests. Change both
`test.failing` registrations to `test` when DEVtheOPS#134 lands.
- Add `bun run test:integration` and documentation in
`tests/integration/README.md`. The existing `bun test` CI step also runs
this suite.
- Isolate home, XDG directories, project config, database, and inherited
environment; enforce a process deadline and clean up servers and
temporary files.
No production plugin code changes.
## Type of change
- [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)
- [ ] New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)
- [ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing
functionality to not work as expected)
- [x] Documentation update
- [ ] Refactoring (no functional changes)
- [x] Chore (dependency updates, etc.)
## Checklist
- [x] I have read the [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md) document
- [x] My code follows the style guidelines of this project
- [x] `bun run lint` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun run check:jsdoc-coverage` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun run typecheck` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun test` passes with no errors
- [x] I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my
feature works
- [x] I have updated the documentation accordingly
- [x] My commits follow the [Conventional
Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/) specification
## Related issues
Relates to DEVtheOPS#134.
## Additional context
Validation on this branch: 198 tests pass, including the three
expected-failure cases; typecheck, lint, and JSDoc coverage pass.
Separately ran all seven integration cases against an isolated copy of
the DEVtheOPS#134 commit with expected-failure markers removed, and all seven
passed normally.
The temporary receiver covers OTLP HTTP/JSON only. gRPC/protobuf
transport coverage and additional scenarios (permissions, failures,
commits, subagents) remain follow-up work.
## Description
With OpenCode V2, the plugin drops telemetry for every tool that
OpenCode runs locally, such as `shell`, `read`, `edit`, MCP tools, Code
Mode, and subagents:
- `opencode.tool.duration` is never recorded.
- No `opencode.tool.*` spans are created.
- `opencode.commit.count` and the `commit` log event never fire.
- Every `tool_result` log event reports `duration_ms: 0`.
**Root cause**: In V2 tool events, `executed` means **the model provider
ran the tool**, not that OpenCode ran it. OpenCode publishes
`session.tool.called` with `executed: tool.providerExecuted`
([`publish-llm-event.ts#L458-L476`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/publish-llm-event.ts#L458-L476)).
It then publishes the terminal event for a locally executed tool with
the same `false` value
([`#L573-L591`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/publish-llm-event.ts#L573-L591)).
Only provider-hosted tools, such as OpenAI `web_search` or Anthropic
`code_execution`, report `executed: true`
([`#L477-L513`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/publish-llm-event.ts#L477-L513)).
`handleToolCalled` and `finishTool` gated spans, durations, and commit
detection on `executed`, so the plugin measured only hosted tools.
**Fix**: A tool counts as executed once the plugin observes
`session.tool.called`. OpenCode starts a local execution only after that
event is published
([`step.ts#L100-L128`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/step.ts#L100-L128)).
Calls that never ran don't publish it:
- Malformed-JSON rejections
([`#L315-L338`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/publish-llm-event.ts#L315-L338)).
- Calls cancelled before publication
([`#L360-L375`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/publish-llm-event.ts#L360-L375)).
Neither case is recorded as an execution.
- **Failures after the call**: A tool that fails after
`session.tool.called`, including a permission rejection or user decline
([`step.ts#L199-L207`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/84c9be93a56304a108f1a22df0c5d62c26d5b6ca/packages/core/src/session/runner/step.ts#L199-L207)),
is recorded as a failed execution (`success=false`). Its duration
includes any permission wait.
- **Provider execution**: The flag is now the `tool.provider_executed`
span attribute. It accepts both the current top-level `executed` and the
nested `provider.executed` shape, which OpenCode `dev` uses
([`session-event.ts#L312-L372`](https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/blob/cff9078bb31b2ed6e114446cb17b883586ddd0ed/packages/schema/src/session-event.ts#L312-L372)).
That covers only the payload shape: `dev` also renames the events to
`session.next.tool.*`, which this PR doesn't address.
- **Subagents**: Subagent dispatch spans now start at
`session.tool.called` instead of at the first progress event that
carries a child session ID. Child-session linking is unchanged.
Tests now cover local success and failure, local `git commit` detection,
permission rejection, malformed input without a call, provider-hosted
success and failure, the nested `provider.executed` shape, and a
subagent that fails before creating a child. Two existing tests encoded
the old assumption that `executed: false` meant the tool didn't run, so
I updated them.
I also checked it end to end with OpenCode `2.0.20` and a local
OTLP/HTTP JSON sink. A `read` call produced a 33 ms span, histogram
sample, and `duration_ms`. A `shell` call running `sleep 2` recorded
2,834 ms. A `git commit` through `shell` incremented
`opencode.commit.count` and emitted the `commit` log event.
## Type of change
- [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)
- [ ] New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)
- [ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing
functionality to not work as expected)
- [ ] Documentation update
- [ ] Refactoring (no functional changes)
- [ ] Chore (dependency updates, etc.)
## Checklist
- [x] I have read the [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md) document
- [x] My code follows the style guidelines of this project
- [x] `bun run lint` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun run check:jsdoc-coverage` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun run typecheck` passes with no errors
- [x] `bun test` passes with no errors
- [x] I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my
feature works
- [ ] I have updated the documentation accordingly
- [x] My commits follow the [Conventional
Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/) specification
## Related issues
Independent of DEVtheOPS#112, which covers V1 `message.part.updated` timestamp
restamping and orphan spans. This PR fixes V2 tool events that were
never measured.
## Additional context
The `executed` gating was introduced in DEVtheOPS#132, which treated `executed:
false` calls as invalid. That holds for malformed calls but also matches
every successful local call.
---------
Co-authored-by: Pedro Pombeiro <ppombeiro@gitlab.com>
Co-authored-by: Marc <157699+dialupdisaster@users.noreply.github.com>
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Walkthrough
The pull request migrates the telemetry plugin to OpenCode V2. It replaces message-based handlers with session, step, tool, and permission event handlers. It adds shared telemetry state, model-context capture, exporter configuration changes, updated documentation, and integration tests.
Changes: OpenCode V2 Migration
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Summary
V2 contracts and shared state src/types.ts, src/config.ts, src/state.ts, src/util.ts, tests/helpers.ts, tests/config.test.ts, tests/state.test.ts, tests/util.test.ts
Types and configuration now represent V2 plugin events and capture options. Shared tracing state, configuration matching, bounded event tracking, and serialized dispatch are added. Tests cover the updated configuration and state behavior.
Plugin setup and telemetry exporters src/index.ts, src/plugin.ts, src/otel.ts, package.json, tests/otel.test.ts
The default export now provides the V2 plugin descriptor and setup function. Setup acquires shared telemetry, registers event handling, and flushes on shutdown. Exporter setup accepts resource attributes and metric temporality and suppresses inherited OTLP headers during construction.
Session execution and permission events src/handlers/session.ts, src/handlers/permission.ts, tests/handlers/session.test.ts, tests/handlers/permission.test.ts
Session handling now tracks prompts, execution outcomes, usage, retries, and final totals. Permission handling stores asked permissions and correlates replies by request ID.
LLM steps and model context src/handlers/step.ts, src/handlers/chat-headers.ts, tests/handlers/step.test.ts, tests/chat-headers.test.ts
Step handlers record usage, spans, and logs. Model-request handling captures bounded text previews, applies matching context to spans, and injects trace context for configured providers.
Tool events now record tool outcomes, duration, commit events, and spans, including subagent links. Tests cover execution outcomes, span nesting, and disabled telemetry. The former activity and message handlers and their tests were removed.
New fixtures run text and local-read scenarios against mock chat and telemetry servers. Integration tests check exported spans, metrics, and logs with tool tracing enabled and disabled.
Workflows skip release-please pull requests and validate Conventional Commit titles. Release metadata and documentation describe the V2 migration, setup, metrics, events, and supported versions. The CodeRabbit configuration file was deleted.
sequenceDiagram
participant OpenCode
participant PluginSetup
participant EventHandlers
participant SharedOtel
participant TelemetryExporters
OpenCode->>PluginSetup: provide context and V2 events
PluginSetup->>SharedOtel: acquire providers and tracing state
PluginSetup->>EventHandlers: dispatch session, step, tool, and permission events
EventHandlers->>SharedOtel: record spans, metrics, and logs
SharedOtel->>TelemetryExporters: flush telemetry
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Session duration, token and cost histograms will report repeated cumulative values for sessions with more than one execution. The CI skip rule can be abused by a fork branch name to bypass checks. Users who set only the standard OTel resource or temporality variables will lose those settings. Large tool payloads can bloat exported spans. These issues should be addressed before merge, but none breaks the core telemetry flow.
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dispatch calls finalizeSession after every execution outcome. The function records cumulative totals and the duration since session creation, then deletes sessionTotals. The next execution restores those values from sessionIdentity, so later executions emit repeated cumulative samples and durations that include idle time.
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Review comment at @src/handlers/session.ts around lines 337 - 370:
Update finalizeSession so session.duration, session.token.total, and
session.cost.total emit values consistent with the documented per-session
semantics: emit cumulative values only at confirmed session end, or use
per-execution duration and deltas if finalization runs after each execution.
Establish and preserve the existing session-end signal or execution-baseline
mechanism rather than assuming one, and update the test expecting [15, 15] to
assert the selected semantics.
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handleToolCalled stores the full serialized input in two span attributes. finishTool stores the full tool output in OUTPUT_VALUE. These values can create oversized spans and can expose sensitive content. File parts can also place a complete data: URI in an attribute.
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Review comment at @src/handlers/tool.ts around lines 86 - 94:
Bound the input attributes set by handleToolCalled and the output attribute set
by finishTool before export, preserving their existing attribute names and types
while limiting serialized values to a reasonable preview. Ensure file-part data
URIs are represented without their embedded content in span attributes, while
retaining safe non-data references.
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Keep the standard OTel resource and temporality variables as fallbacks.
setupOtel now passes resourceAttributes ?? "" to buildResource. The default process.env["OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES"] applies only to undefined, so it is skipped. loadConfig also never reads OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES. A user who sets only the standard variable loses those attributes, such as service.name or deployment.environment. The base revision read the standard variable directly.
Temporality has the same gap. loadConfig never reads OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_METRICS_TEMPORALITY_PREFERENCE. When no option or OPENCODE_OTLP_METRICS_TEMPORALITY is set, metricTemporalityPreference(undefined) returns CUMULATIVE. The metric exporters receive that value as an explicit temporalityPreference. The OTel exporter option is expected to take precedence over the environment variable.
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Review comment at @src/otel.ts around lines 111 - 114:
Update loadConfig so resource attributes fall back to OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES
after the existing option and OPENCODE_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES, and metric
temporality falls back to OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_METRICS_TEMPORALITY_PREFERENCE
after the existing option and OPENCODE setting. Preserve these precedence rules
through setupOtel so buildResource and metricTemporalityPreference do not
override the standard OTel environment defaults when no higher-priority value is
set.
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