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fix(client-runtime): omit machine labels from relay spans - #30940
Built-in relay connection spans include environment.label, which can be the user's computer name. The existing environment ID already identifies the connection for diagnostics, so exporting its human-readable label adds unnecessary identifying data.
Remove that attribute from the relay connection-attempt span. Retain environment ID, target kind, attempt/outcome metadata, UI labels, and local diagnostics. This is a focused data-minimization change to existing diagnostics, with no new setting or connection behavior.
Validation on macOS with Node 26.12.1:
Extended two existing supervisor cases to inspect spans from the actual relay tracer. Both failed before the fix because environment.label was exported.
All 59 supervisor tests pass after the fix, including successful reconnects and failed attempts. Environment ID/kind and UI labels remain available.
vp run check:changed passes the changed-file checks.
Scope is the explicit span attribute. Arbitrary error-message redaction is separate work; this does not promise that user-derived text can never appear in diagnostic errors. No production telemetry endpoint was contacted.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Removes machine labels from relay connection-attempt spans while retaining IDs, target kinds and connection diagnostics. The change reduces telemetry exposure without altering connection behavior.
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Relay connection-attempt spans now set environment attributes directly. Relay trace error sanitization uses error names and filtered stack frames instead of source error messages. Tests cover span attributes and hostname omission from exported errors.
Changes: Relay span attributes
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Update relay span attributes and assertions packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/connection/supervisor.test.ts
The relay attempt span sets environment.id and environment.target.kind directly. The credential-change test checks that two recorded spans include these attributes and have no environment label.
Sanitized trace errors use the error name and filtered stack frames. Cause stacks remain attached. The test checks that a hostname in the failure message and cause is omitted.
This change reduces identifying data in relay traces. A narrow fallback can still export an unrecognized stack header, which may contain an environment label. The impact is small and the fix is local, so the change is mergeable with that follow-up.
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The title names the main change: relay connection spans no longer export machine labels. It uses the conventional commit form and matches the diff, which removes the environment.label attribute from the relay connection-attempt span. The title is short and specific.
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The description explains the problem (environment.label can be a computer name and adds identifying data) and the change (removing that attribute from the relay connection-attempt span). It gives verification on macOS with Node 26.12.1, including supervisor test results and the check:changed run, and it states scope limits. It names the model and harness as the template asks. It has no separate Scope section with an issue link or maintainer request, and no linked issue shows the bug. Those gaps are minor for a focused fix, so the description is mostly complete.
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Relay connection failures carry the environment label in their message
("<label> could not establish a WebSocket connection."), so the label
still reached T3 Connect as the span status and exception message.
Exported relay spans now carry only the error name and stack frames.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @packages/shared/src/relayTracing.ts:
- Line 77: Update the stack-header fallback in the relay tracing logic to
discard an unrecognized header and retain only stack frames, rather than falling
back to the Error source message. Extend the existing test to cover an Error
whose message differs from its stack header and verify that the header is not
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Discard unrecognized stack headers instead of exporting them.
If an Error has message = "connection failed" but its stack starts with Error: studio-mac failed, the header check fails. This fallback retains the source message, and Line 100 exports it. Custom stacks or preserved stacks after message changes can reach this path.
Keep only stack frames when the header cannot be identified. Extend the existing test with a mismatched message and stack header.
As per coding guidelines, log annotations must not expose “arbitrary defect text.” As per path instructions, exact error values belong only in cause.
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/relayTracing.ts at line 77:
Update the stack-header fallback in the relay tracing logic to discard an unrecognized header and retain only stack frames, rather than falling back to the Error source message. Extend the existing test to cover an Error whose message differs from its stack header and verify that the header is not exported.
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Signed into the real T3 Connect test stage, added the synthetic remote environment, waited for Connected, then switched it off and on. Captured both successful connection-attempt exports. Chromium 156 on Linux, 1280×800, light theme, fresh isolated state on each commit. The observer panel shows actual captured OTLP attributes; unrelated account labels are masked.
Both sides retain the environment ID, target kind, attempt/generation/retry fields, relay route, and connected outcome. Both display Relay Proof Laptop in the UI. scenarios:prove exited 0.
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Built-in relay connection spans include
environment.label, which can be the user's computer name. The existing environment ID already identifies the connection for diagnostics, so exporting its human-readable label adds unnecessary identifying data.Remove that attribute from the relay connection-attempt span. Retain environment ID, target kind, attempt/outcome metadata, UI labels, and local diagnostics. This is a focused data-minimization change to existing diagnostics, with no new setting or connection behavior.
Validation on macOS with Node 26.12.1:
environment.labelwas exported.vp run check:changedpasses the changed-file checks.Scope is the explicit span attribute. Arbitrary error-message redaction is separate work; this does not promise that user-derived text can never appear in diagnostic errors. No production telemetry endpoint was contacted.
Model: GPT-6.1 Sol. Harness: Codex in T3 Code.