COO-2410: Fix crash when a TraceQL search has zero matching traces - #314
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Tempo omits the "traces" field entirely from a search response when no traces match, instead of returning an empty array. The @perses-dev/tempo-plugin used by the frontend does not handle this (response.traces.map(...) with no null check) and crashes with "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map')" instead of rendering the empty-results state. Work around it in the backend proxy by ensuring the "traces" field is always present in Tempo search responses, since the bug is still present upstream: https://github.com/perses/plugins/blob/main/tempo/src/plugins/tempo-trace-query/get-trace-data.ts Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ReverseProxy.Rewritefor request changes.
go.modtargets Go 1.26.3, wherehttputil.ReverseProxy.Directoris deprecated. No tracked Go Staticcheck or golangci-lint configuration establishes the reported lint failure. Replace the constructor and wrapper withRewrite;SetURL(proxyURL)preserves the target behavior, and deletingAccept-Encodingfrompreq.Out.Headerpreserves response inspection.Suggested fix
- reverseProxy := httputil.NewSingleHostReverseProxy(proxyURL) + reverseProxy := &httputil.ReverseProxy{ + Rewrite: func(preq *httputil.ProxyRequest) { + preq.SetURL(proxyURL) + preq.Out.Header.Del("Accept-Encoding") + }, + } reverseProxy.FlushInterval = time.Millisecond * 100 reverseProxy.Transport = transport - director := reverseProxy.Director - reverseProxy.Director = func(r *http.Request) { - director(r) - // Request an uncompressed response so ModifyResponse can safely - // inspect and rewrite the JSON body below. - r.Header.Del("Accept-Encoding") - } -🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/proxy/proxy.go`:
- Line 100: Handle and propagate the error returned by resp.Body.Close before
replacing resp.Body, updating the surrounding proxy response flow to return
immediately on close failure and preserve normal processing on success.
- Line 96: Update the addEmptyTracesField response-reading flow to use the
configured byte limit: read through io.LimitReader with limit+1 bytes, reject
responses whose body exceeds the limit, and only unmarshal accepted bodies.
Preserve existing handling for valid Tempo search responses and ensure the
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- Line 92: Update the Content-Type check in the proxy response handling to parse
the media type with mime.ParseMediaType and compare it case-insensitively to
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In `@pkg/proxy/proxy.go`:
- Around line 215-216: Replace the NewSingleHostReverseProxy construction and
Director wrapper with a configured httputil.ReverseProxy using Rewrite. In the
Rewrite callback, call ProxyRequest.SetURL with proxyURL and remove
Accept-Encoding from ProxyRequest.Out.Header, while preserving the existing
FlushInterval and Transport configuration.
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- Bound how much of a /api/search response addEmptyTracesField buffers (5 MiB), passing oversized responses through unmodified instead of reading them fully into memory. - Preserve the original response body's Close behavior in the oversized-passthrough path, instead of silently no-op'ing it. - Check and propagate the error from closing the original response body before replacing it. - Match the Content-Type header case-insensitively and ignore parameters (e.g. charset) via mime.ParseMediaType, instead of a case-sensitive substring match. - Replace the deprecated Director-based reverse proxy construction with ReverseProxy.Rewrite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 100-101: Update the response media-type handling around
ModifyResponse so an empty Content-Type reaches the existing JSON-object
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@andreasgerstmayr could you review this one when you get a chance? It's the plugin-side fix for the Traces page crash on zero-result TraceQL searches (COO-2410). The required jobs are green, apart from the 4.23 GCP e2e which I overrode since that OCP version doesn't have COO yet. You and @jgbernalp are the requested reviewers. I know observatorium/api#934 fixes the root cause and should land soon, but I think we should still merge this:
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Tempo has shipped /api/search responses with no Content-Type header at all (grafana/tempo#4121), which the strict Content-Type check skipped, letting the empty-search crash through unrewritten. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes a crash in the Traces page when a TraceQL query legitimately matches zero traces: instead of showing the "No results found" empty state, the plugin currently shows a
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'map')error.Root cause: the response reaching the frontend omits the
"traces"field entirely when a search matches zero traces (rather than returning"traces": []). Per TRACING-6841, this happens when query RBAC is enabled: the RBAC gateway in front of Tempo re-marshals Tempo's response usinggolang/protobufinstead of thegogo/protobufTempo itself uses, andgolang/protobuf's JSON marshaling drops the emptytracesslice. The gateway side is fixed in observatorium/api#934.The Perses Tempo client used by the frontend (
@perses-dev/tempo-plugin) used to have a defensive check for a missingtracesfield, which hid the gateway problem. As Andreas noted on #306, a Perses change removed that check (it was part of an unrelated workaround), and the Perses update in #306 picks it up.parseSearchResponsenow callsresponse.traces.map(...)with no null-check, so it crashes on the missing field.This surfaced as a failure of
[Capability:UIPlugin][Capability:TraceQLQuery][Capability:EmptyState] Test TraceQL query with no results and clear filters functionalityin CI on #306.Screenshot and CI evidence
Traces page today, TraceQL query with zero matches (
{ name = "/test" }), instead of the expected "No results found" empty state:Captured from
pull-ci-openshift-distributed-tracing-console-plugin-main-upstream-ocp-5.0-amd64-aws-e2ebuild 2101992913838804992 on #306.This test fails consistently (3/3) on every
upstream-ocp-5.0-amd64-aws-e2erun of #306 with this exact error (builds 2100903319680585728, 2100954650738954240, 2101992913838804992). The crash comes from the Perses update in #306, which picks up the Perses Tempo client change that removed the defensive check (see Andreas's comment on #306). This PR puts the guard back on our side, so the empty state renders whichever gateway version is in front of Tempo.Fix
Normalize the response in our own Go backend proxy (
pkg/proxy/proxy.go), which already sits between the frontend and Tempo for all datasource requests: for/api/searchresponses, inject"traces": []when the field is missing. Left untouched: non-/api/searchpaths, non-200 responses, non-JSON responses, and responses that already include"traces".This complements observatorium/api#934 rather than replacing it. #934 fixes the root cause, but it only helps once the Tempo operator ships a gateway image that includes it, and the plugin ships separately with COO, so this keeps the Traces page working against older gateways in the meantime.
Testing
pkg/proxy/proxy_test.gocovering: missingtracesfield gets added, existingtracesleft untouched, other paths/status codes/content-types ignored.{"metrics":{"inspectedBytes":"254867","completedJobs":3,"totalJobs":3}}(notraceskey — reproduces the crash){"metrics":{...},"traces":[]}(renders the empty state correctly)Test plan
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