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Summary

Follow-up to #727 that extends the tool_error_context approach to the remaining privileged tools (copr, gitlab, lookaside) and enhances the base infrastructure.

  • Extend tool_error_context() with include_exception_message_for parameter for selective exception message forwarding to the LLM
  • Add additional_context arguments to existing tool_error_context() calls in tools already refactored in Enable enhancing tool exception context #727
  • Replace manual try/except ToolError patterns with tool_error_context in copr, gitlab and lookaside tools

Feedback welcome on include_exception_message_for:

This PR adds an optional include_exception_message_for parameter to tool_error_context(). It allows selectively appending exception messages of specified types to the LLM-facing error_message, while all other exceptions remain hidden behind the generic message (with details going only to observability).

Here are two useful example scenarios from the code:

1. ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py

  • Forwarding intentional ToolError messages from within a wrapped block. For example, in ForkRepositoryTool, multiple validation checks raise ToolError with specific messages the LLM should see:
with tool_error_context(
    "Failed to fork repository",
    include_exception_message_for=(ToolError,),
    repository=repository,
):
    project = await asyncio.to_thread(get_project, ...)
    if not project:
        raise ToolError("Failed to get the specified repository")
    if urlparse(project.service.instance_url).hostname != "gitlab.com":
        raise ToolError("Unexpected git forge, expected gitlab.com/redhat")
  • The LLM sees "Failed to fork repository: Unexpected git forge, expected gitlab.com/redhat" instead of just "Failed to fork repository", while unexpected exceptions (e.g. from the get_project call) still produce only the generic message.

2. ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py

  • Surfacing specific error details constructed within the tool logic. For example, in DownloadArtifactsTool, a ValueError is raised with HTTP status info that helps the LLM understand what went wrong:
with tool_error_context(
    "Failed to download build artifact",
    include_exception_message_for=(ValueError,),
    artifacts_url=url,
):
    async with aiohttp_get_with_retries(session, url) as response:
        if response.status < 400:
            # ... process content ...
        else:
            raise ValueError(f"{response.status} {response.reason}")
  • The LLM sees "Failed to download build artifact: 404 Not Found". Again, the status detail is useful context, while any other unexpected exception stays hidden behind the generic message.

I realize this adds complexity to what is otherwise a straightforward wrapper. The alternative would be catching and re-raising as ToolErrorWithContext manually at each call site, but that defeats the purpose of the context manager. If you see a cleaner approach, I'm open to suggestions.

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PR Summary by Qodo

Standardize error context across remaining privileged tools

✨ Enhancement 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Adds selective safe exception details to LLM-facing tool errors.
• Standardizes privileged tool failures with redacted observability context.
• Enriches previously migrated tools with operation-specific diagnostic metadata.
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graph TD
  A["Privileged tools"] --> B["Error context"] --> C{"Allowed type?"}
  C -->|Yes| D["Detailed message"] --> G["Wrapped error"] --> H["LLM and traces"]
  C -->|No| E["Generic message"] --> G
  B --> F["Redacted metadata"] --> G
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Dedicated safe-detail exception
  • ➕ Makes LLM-safe content explicit at the exception definition site.
  • ➕ Avoids forwarding every message from a broad exception class.
  • ➖ Requires a new exception contract and wider call-site migration.
  • ➖ Adds another error type for tool authors to understand.
2. Per-tool error formatting
  • ➕ Gives each operation complete control over user-facing failure text.
  • ➕ Avoids extending the shared context-manager API.
  • ➖ Repeats wrapping, redaction, and propagation logic.
  • ➖ Encourages inconsistent handling and observability metadata.

Recommendation: Keep the selective allowlist on the shared context manager because it extends the established #727 design with minimal migration cost and preserves generic handling for unexpected failures. Restrict forwarding to intentionally constructed exception types at each call site; a dedicated safe-detail exception would become preferable only if the allowlists grow broad or difficult to audit.

Files changed (10) +642 / -433

Enhancement (2) +38 / -5
base.pyAdd selective exception forwarding to shared error handling +33/-3

Add selective exception forwarding to shared error handling

• Extends tool_error_context with an exception-type allowlist for appending approved details to LLM-facing messages. Extracts reusable credential-redacted context construction and documents the error-handling contract.

ymir/tools/base.py

maintainer_rules.pyPreserve intentional maintainer-rule failure details +5/-2

Preserve intentional maintainer-rule failure details

• Adds package metadata and allows ToolError messages from HTTP and timeout handling to reach the LLM. The outer shared wrapper still hides unexpected exception details.

ymir/tools/privileged/maintainer_rules.py

Refactor (8) +604 / -428
copr.pyUnify Copr operation failures under contextual errors +57/-37

Unify Copr operation failures under contextual errors

• Replaces manual exception translation across Kerberos, SRPM, chroot, project, build, and artifact operations with shared contextual handling. Preserves useful HTTP artifact status details selectively and attaches Copr identifiers for diagnostics.

ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py

distgit.pyEnrich DistGit branch workflow error context +17/-19

Enrich DistGit branch workflow error context

• Uses shared handling for Kerberos setup and forwards intentional branch-creation ToolError messages. Converts mirror timeout failures to ToolErrorWithContext with package, branch, and timeout metadata.

ymir/tools/privileged/distgit.py

errata.pyAttach identifiers to Errata operation failures +44/-10

Attach identifiers to Errata operation failures

• Adds erratum, package, state, and operation-specific fields to existing error contexts. This improves tracing without changing the LLM-facing failure messages.

ymir/tools/privileged/errata.py

gitlab.pyStandardize GitLab and Git command error handling +296/-228

Standardize GitLab and Git command error handling

• Wraps repository, merge-request, branch, clone, fetch, push, pipeline, comment, and search workflows with tool_error_context. Selectively retains intentional ToolError or validation details while attaching sanitized operation metadata and using ToolErrorWithContext for known network failures.

ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py

jira.pyAdd operation metadata to Jira error contexts +30/-7

Add operation metadata to Jira error contexts

• Enriches existing Jira wrappers with issue keys, statuses, comment IDs, and user identifiers. Diagnostic context remains separate from concise LLM-facing errors.

ymir/tools/privileged/jira.py

lookaside.pyMigrate Lookaside source failures to shared context handling +34/-29

Migrate Lookaside source failures to shared context handling

• Replaces manual parsing, path validation, hashing, upload, download, and Kerberos exception translation with tool_error_context. Adds package, branch, and resolved-path metadata while preserving already-uploaded behavior.

ymir/tools/privileged/lookaside.py

testing_farm.pyExpand contextual handling across Testing Farm workflows +122/-98

Expand contextual handling across Testing Farm workflows

• Standardizes failures for request lookup, compose listing, reservations, cancellation, polling, SSH commands, and file copies. Adds structured reproduction diagnostics and selectively forwards intentional timeout messages.

ymir/tools/privileged/testing_farm.py

zstream_search.pyEnrich z-stream search failure metadata +4/-0

Enrich z-stream search failure metadata

• Adds component and fix-version fields to status-check and related-Jira-search error contexts. Existing user-facing error behavior remains concise.

ymir/tools/privileged/zstream_search.py

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🐞 Bugs (2) 📘 Rule violations (1) 📜 Skill insights (0)

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1. Exception messages bypass redaction 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
Description
tool_error_context appends selected exception text directly to the LLM-facing message without
applying the credential redaction used for observability context. For example,
_get_merge_request_from_url includes the complete supplied URL in a ValueError, and several
newly wrapped GitLab tools forward that value verbatim, so credentials embedded in a malformed URL
can be exposed to the model.
Code

ymir/tools/base.py[R46-47]

+        if isinstance(e, include_exception_message_for):
+            error_message = f"{error_message}: {e}"
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted security precedent requires redaction before exposing tool errors; direct exception
interpolation violates that established rule.

PR-#414

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The new branch interpolates e directly into the public error message, while only
additional_context passes through make_additional_context. _get_merge_request_from_url
constructs a ValueError containing the complete URL, and the changed GitLab wrappers opt that
exception type into forwarding; ToolErrorWithContext documents that its message is LLM-facing
while only additional context is hidden.

ymir/tools/base.py[46-58]
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[284-301]
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[838-843]
ymir/tools/errors.py[6-11]
PR-#414

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Selected exception messages are appended to the LLM-facing `ToolErrorWithContext` message without credential redaction. Apply the existing credential redaction before forwarding exception text, while preserving the intended useful error detail.

## Issue Context
`make_additional_context` already redacts observability values, but the public message takes a separate raw path. GitLab URL-validation errors include the complete input URL and are now selectively forwarded.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/base.py[46-47]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_base.py[76-84]

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Remediation recommended

2. Copr failure details are lost 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability ⭐ New
Description
The new Copr wrappers hide terminal CoprException messages but record only str(e), bypassing
_copr_error_detail() and therefore losing the response status, URL, and body that the previous
handlers preserved. Permanent project, chroot, and build-submission failures consequently lack the
diagnostic HTTP data needed to identify the Copr rejection.
Code

ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[R157-160]

+        with tool_error_context(
+            "Failed to create or update Copr project",
+            copr_user=copr_user,
+            project=jira_issue,
Relevance

●●● Strong

PR #642 accepted preserving Copr HTTP diagnostics via _copr_error_detail; this change regresses that
exact behavior.

PR-#642

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The final CoprException is re-raised without formatting, while _copr_error_detail() is only
called for retry warnings. tool_error_context then stores type(e) plus str(e), so response
metadata available only through exc.result.__response__ is absent from the terminal error context.

ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[55-80]
ymir/tools/base.py[45-54]
PR-#642

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Terminal Copr API failures are wrapped with a generic message and only `str(e)` reaches exception context, so `_copr_error_detail()` output is lost.

## Issue Context
Keep the generic LLM-facing message, but emit or attach `_copr_error_detail(e)` for the final failed attempt so HTTP status, URL, and response body remain observable. Apply this consistently to project update, chroot update, and build submission.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[55-80]
- ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[157-170]
- ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[188-223]
- ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[225-239]

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3. Nested errors drop z-stream context ✗ Dismissed 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability ⭐ New
Description
The newly supplied component and fix_version fields are not attached when the nested
SearchJiraIssuesTool fails, because that tool raises ToolErrorWithContext and the outer context
manager passes it through unchanged. The primary Jira failure path therefore still omits the
z-stream identifiers these additions are intended to provide.
Code

ymir/tools/privileged/zstream_search.py[R268-269]

+            component=tool_input.component,
+            fix_version=tool_input.fix_version,
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent observability regressions were accepted, and nested error-context loss directly defeats the
PR's stated context-propagation intent.

PR-#727
PR-#729

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The outer z-stream context calls run_tool(SearchJiraIssuesTool()), whose HTTP request has its own
tool_error_context. The base context manager explicitly re-raises an existing
ToolErrorWithContext without adding outer fields, so component and fix_version never reach
observability when the Jira request fails.

ymir/tools/privileged/zstream_search.py[265-276]
ymir/tools/privileged/jira.py[1461-1469]
ymir/tools/base.py[41-54]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Nested `ToolErrorWithContext` exceptions bypass the outer context, so the newly added z-stream identifiers are discarded on Jira request failures.

## Issue Context
Preserve the existing LLM-facing message and cause while merging redacted outer `additional_context` into an existing `ToolErrorWithContext`. Ensure nested and outer keys are retained without exposing them through `explain()`.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/base.py[41-54]
- ymir/tools/errors.py[14-27]
- ymir/tools/privileged/zstream_search.py[265-276]

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Informational

4. Privileged refactor lacks tests 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Description
The PR changes error behavior across privileged tools, including selective forwarding of ToolError
messages, but includes no new or updated unit tests. This leaves the refactored success and
exception paths unverified as required for changes under ymir/tools/privileged/.
Code

ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[R395-398]

+        with tool_error_context(
+            "Failed to fork repository",
+            include_exception_message_for=(ToolError,),
+            repository=repository,
Relevance

● Weak

Recent analogous test-coverage feedback for tool_error_context changes was explicitly rejected,
despite privileged-tool modifications.

PR-#727

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance ID 1589 requires new or updated unit tests whenever files under
ymir/tools/privileged/ change, especially tests exercising changed git-operation and error paths.
The cited additions introduce tool_error_context behavior in ForkRepositoryTool, while the
provided PR diff contains only production-file changes and no test-file changes.

Rule 1589: Require unit tests for changes to privileged tools (ymir/tools/privileged/, esp. distgit.py)
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[395-405]
ymir/tools/privileged/distgit.py[201-206]
ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[157-169]
ymir/tools/privileged/lookaside.py[126-151]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The privileged-tool error-context refactor has no corresponding unit-test changes, so the new exception wrapping and selective message forwarding behavior is not verified.

## Issue Context
Add or update focused tests for the affected privileged modules. Mock external APIs, git commands, Kerberos, and filesystem/network operations as appropriate; assert `ToolErrorWithContext` messages and additional context, and cover representative error paths including the changed git operations.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_copr.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_distgit.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_gitlab.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_lookaside.py[1-1]

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Action required
1. Exception messages bypass redaction 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
Description
tool_error_context appends selected exception text directly to the LLM-facing message without
applying the credential redaction used for observability context. For example,
_get_merge_request_from_url includes the complete supplied URL in a ValueError, and several
newly wrapped GitLab tools forward that value verbatim, so credentials embedded in a malformed URL
can be exposed to the model.
Code

ymir/tools/base.py[R46-47]

+        if isinstance(e, include_exception_message_for):
+            error_message = f"{error_message}: {e}"
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted security precedent requires redaction before exposing tool errors; direct exception
interpolation violates that established rule.

PR-#414

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The new branch interpolates e directly into the public error message, while only
additional_context passes through make_additional_context. _get_merge_request_from_url
constructs a ValueError containing the complete URL, and the changed GitLab wrappers opt that
exception type into forwarding; ToolErrorWithContext documents that its message is LLM-facing
while only additional context is hidden.

ymir/tools/base.py[46-58]
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[284-301]
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[838-843]
ymir/tools/errors.py[6-11]
PR-#414

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Selected exception messages are appended to the LLM-facing `ToolErrorWithContext` message without credential redaction. Apply the existing credential redaction before forwarding exception text, while preserving the intended useful error detail.

## Issue Context
`make_additional_context` already redacts observability values, but the public message takes a separate raw path. GitLab URL-validation errors include the complete input URL and are now selectively forwarded.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/base.py[46-47]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_base.py[76-84]

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Informational
2. Privileged refactor lacks tests 📘 Rule violation ▣ Testability
Description
The PR changes error behavior across privileged tools, including selective forwarding of ToolError
messages, but includes no new or updated unit tests. This leaves the refactored success and
exception paths unverified as required for changes under ymir/tools/privileged/.
Code

ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[R395-398]

+        with tool_error_context(
+            "Failed to fork repository",
+            include_exception_message_for=(ToolError,),
+            repository=repository,
Relevance

● Weak

Recent analogous test-coverage feedback for tool_error_context changes was explicitly rejected,
despite privileged-tool modifications.

PR-#727

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
PR Compliance ID 1589 requires new or updated unit tests whenever files under
ymir/tools/privileged/ change, especially tests exercising changed git-operation and error paths.
The cited additions introduce tool_error_context behavior in ForkRepositoryTool, while the
provided PR diff contains only production-file changes and no test-file changes.

Rule 1589: Require unit tests for changes to privileged tools (ymir/tools/privileged/, esp. distgit.py)
ymir/tools/privileged/gitlab.py[395-405]
ymir/tools/privileged/distgit.py[201-206]
ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py[157-169]
ymir/tools/privileged/lookaside.py[126-151]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The privileged-tool error-context refactor has no corresponding unit-test changes, so the new exception wrapping and selective message forwarding behavior is not verified.

## Issue Context
Add or update focused tests for the affected privileged modules. Mock external APIs, git commands, Kerberos, and filesystem/network operations as appropriate; assert `ToolErrorWithContext` messages and additional context, and cover representative error paths including the changed git operations.

## Fix Focus Areas
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_copr.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_distgit.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_gitlab.py[1-1]
- ymir/tools/privileged/tests/unit/test_lookaside.py[1-1]

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2. ymir/tools/privileged/copr.py

  • Surfacing specific error details constructed within the tool logic. For example, in DownloadArtifactsTool, a ValueError is raised with HTTP status info that helps the LLM understand what went wrong:
with tool_error_context(
    "Failed to download build artifact",
    include_exception_message_for=(ValueError,),
    artifacts_url=url,
):
    async with aiohttp_get_with_retries(session, url) as response:
        if response.status < 400:
            # ... process content ...
        else:
            raise ValueError(f"{response.status} {response.reason}")
  • The LLM sees "Failed to download build artifact: 404 Not Found". Again, the status detail is useful context, while any other unexpected exception stays hidden behind the generic message.

I think this second example demonstrates the downside of this approach - ValueError is generic enough to be raised from standard library or third-party functions, where you don't control the message. It's probably mostly harmless, but I think it's possible to come up with a better solution.

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I think this second example demonstrates the downside of this approach - ValueError is generic enough to be raised from standard library or third-party functions, where you don't control the message. It's probably mostly harmless, but I think it's possible to come up with a better solution.

Agree, I hadn't considered this risk. I have reviewed the current usage, and I realized that include_exception_message_for is only used for ValueError and ToolError exception types.

I can address this by replacing the include_exception_message_for parameter with a simpler boolean like forward_tool_errors. This would automatically forward only ToolError messages when set to True (only when necessary). This should be safe since ToolError is unlikely to be raised by third-party libraries, right?

For the ValueError cases, I will need to find a safer approach to propagate those messages to the LLM without the scoping issues you mentioned.

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This should be safe since ToolError is unlikely to be raised by third-party libraries, right?

Yes, but is there a reason not to include all ToolError messages?

Perhaps it would be best to be explicit and introduce e.g. a DetailedToolError that would be always included, while any other exception wouldn't?

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Yes, but is there a reason not to include all ToolError messages?

Perhaps it would be best to be explicit and introduce e.g. a DetailedToolError that would be always included, while any other exception wouldn't?

Yes, the main reason is that in many cases the error_message parameter and the ToolError message are similar, so forwarding the ToolError would not add any meaningful information to the LLM. That is why I tried to forward it only in specific cases where the exception message provides details beyond what the generic error already says.

But you're right. Your suggestion of DetailedToolError would make this intent explicit at the raise site and make the tool_error_context wrapper straightforward to use by removing the optional parameter entirely.

- Add parameter to selectively append exception messages to the
  LLM-facing error for specific exception types
- Extract make_additional_context() helper for reuse outside
  tool_error_context
- Add docstring into tool_error_context()

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Signed-off-by: Dalibor Kricka <dalidalk@seznam.cz>
- Add additional_context kwargs to existing tool_error_context calls
  for better observability
- Use argument include_exception_message_for in the tool_error_context()
  wrapper where exception detail is useful for the LLM
- Use ToolErrorWithContext directly for known error conditions
- Replace remaining manual try/except ToolError patterns

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Signed-off-by: Dalibor Kricka <dalidalk@seznam.cz>
- Replace manual try/except ToolError patterns with tool_error_context()
- Add additional_context kwargs for observability
- Use include_exception_message_for where exception detail is useful
  for the LLM

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Signed-off-by: Dalibor Kricka <dalidalk@seznam.cz>
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