feat: Log failed LLM calls to PromptLayer before re-raising#295
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
When
.run()calls an LLM provider and the call throws (rate limit, auth, timeout, etc.), the SDK now catches the exception, logs it to PromptLayer withstatus=ERROR,error_type, anderror_message, then re-raises. Also exposes these fields onlog_request()for manual callers. Error categorization is duck-typed — no provider imports in runtime code.Edge cases tested
status_code=402quota detectionKnown concern
When PromptLayer API is down, the error-tracking call in the
exceptblock may add latency due to retries (viatrack_request/atrack_requestretry logic) before the original exception propagates. Consider a no-retry or shorter-timeout path for error logging.Test plan
tests/test_error_categorization.py— 11 parametrized casestests/test_error_logging.py— 5 cases (sync/async run + success path)🤖 Generated with Claude Code