fix(watsonx): drop the extra argument to _emit_response_events - #4444
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`_emit_response_events` takes a single parameter, but `_handle_response`
calls it with two, so in event mode the call raises
TypeError: _emit_response_events() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given
`_handle_response` is decorated with `@dont_throw`, so the exception is
swallowed and only logged at DEBUG level: no ChoiceEvent is ever emitted for
non-streaming watsonx responses, and nothing surfaces to the user.
The sibling call in `_handle_stream_response`, behind the identical
`should_emit_events() and event_logger` guard, already passes a single
argument -- this call site is the only one that does not.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Watsonx response handler now calls ChangesWatsonx response event handling
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Non-streaming watsonx responses can still fail to emit ChoiceEvent records because the helper and event emitter signatures remain inconsistent, with the failure suppressed from callers. Merge should wait until the helper and both call sites use a consistent signature. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`@packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-watsonx/opentelemetry/instrumentation/watsonx/__init__.py`:
- Line 518: Update _emit_response_events and both of its response call sites to
accept and forward event_logger, then pass event_logger to emit_event when
emitting ChoiceEvent instances. Preserve existing response-event behavior while
ensuring the non-streaming path no longer raises a missing-argument TypeError.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pass event_logger through the response-event helper.
This call now passes the correct argument count to _emit_response_events, but the helper still calls emit_event(ChoiceEvent(...)) without the required event_logger parameter defined in event_emitter.py:32-49. The non-streaming path therefore raises TypeError and emits no ChoiceEvent. Update the helper and both response call sites to pass event_logger.
Proposed fix
-def _emit_response_events(response: dict):
+def _emit_response_events(response: dict, event_logger):
...
- emit_event(
+ emit_event(
ChoiceEvent(
index=i,
message={"content": message.get("generated_text"), "role": "assistant"},
finish_reason=message.get("stop_reason", "unknown"),
- )
+ ),
+ event_logger,
)
- _emit_response_events(responses)
+ _emit_response_events(responses, event_logger)
- _emit_response_events(
+ _emit_response_events(
{
"results": [
...
]
- },
+ },
+ event_logger,
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In
`@packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-watsonx/opentelemetry/instrumentation/watsonx/__init__.py`
at line 518, Update _emit_response_events and both of its response call sites to
accept and forward event_logger, then pass event_logger to emit_event when
emitting ChoiceEvent instances. Preserve existing response-event behavior while
ensuring the non-streaming path no longer raises a missing-argument TypeError.
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Problem
In the watsonx instrumentation,
_emit_response_eventstakes a single parameter:but
_handle_responsecalls it with two:which raises
_handle_responseis decorated with@dont_throw, so the exception never reaches the caller — it is logged at DEBUG level and discarded. The net effect is that in event mode, non-streaming watsonx responses emit noChoiceEventat all, and nothing about the failure is visible at default log levels. That is presumably why this has gone unnoticed.The sibling that gets it right
_handle_stream_responsesits behind the identicalshould_emit_events() and event_loggerguard and calls the same helper with a single argument:So the streaming path emits choice events correctly and the non-streaming path silently does not.
_emit_response_eventsneeds no logger — it goes through the module-levelemit_event(...)helper._handle_stream_response(line 537)_handle_response(line 518)Fix
Drop the stray argument so the non-streaming path matches the streaming one:
Verification
The watsonx test suite needs the
ibm_watsonx_aiSDK plus a recorded cassette, and there is no event-mode cassette to extend, so I could not add a runnable regression test — I have not pretended otherwise below.Instead of hand-copying a repro (which can silently drift from the source), I replayed the actual argument binding straight out of the AST: the helper's parameter list and every
Callnode's shape are read from__init__.pyitself, a signature-identical stub is generated, and the binding is replayed.The unpatched non-streaming call reproduces the
TypeError; the streaming sibling binds fine both before and after; the patched call binds.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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