Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/litellm_internal_staging' into litellm_/migrate-simple-table-631c9b

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Yuneng Jiang 2026-07-20 17:09:59 -07:00
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@ -3320,7 +3320,24 @@ class PrismaClient:
elif query_type == "find_all" and reset_at is not None:
response = await UserRepository(self).table.find_many(
where={ # type: ignore
"budget_reset_at": {"lt": reset_at},
# A user seeded from default_internal_user_params
# (or created via /user/new without an explicit
# budget_reset_at) has budget_duration set but
# budget_reset_at = NULL. `{"lt": reset_at}` never
# matches NULL, so such users would never be reset
# and their spend would accumulate for the lifetime
# of the row, silently exceeding max_budget. Treat a
# NULL budget_reset_at with a non-NULL budget_duration
# as due, matching the budget-table query below.
"OR": [
{
"AND": [
{"budget_reset_at": None},
{"NOT": {"budget_duration": None}},
]
},
{"budget_reset_at": {"lt": reset_at}},
],
}
)
elif query_type == "find_all" and user_id_list is not None:
@ -3406,7 +3423,18 @@ class PrismaClient:
elif query_type == "find_all" and reset_at is not None:
response = await TeamRepository(self).table.find_many(
where={ # type: ignore
"budget_reset_at": {"lt": reset_at},
# Same NULL budget_reset_at gap as the user query
# above: a team with a budget_duration but no
# initialized budget_reset_at would never be reset.
"OR": [
{
"AND": [
{"budget_reset_at": None},
{"NOT": {"budget_duration": None}},
]
},
{"budget_reset_at": {"lt": reset_at}},
],
}
)
elif query_type == "find_all" and user_id is not None:

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@ -94,7 +94,17 @@ class SafeAttributeModel:
"""
def __delattr__(self, name):
# Dropping an unset optional field stored in __dict__ goes straight to
# object.__delattr__, skipping pydantic's __delattr__ whose per-call
# class getattr lookup and _check_frozen dominate response construction.
try:
if (
name in type(self).__pydantic_fields__
and name in self.__dict__
and not type(self).model_config.get("frozen")
):
object.__delattr__(self, name)
return
super().__delattr__(name)
except AttributeError:
# noop if attribute does not exist

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@ -1803,3 +1803,71 @@ def test_reset_budget_for_tags_linked_to_budgets_management_cache_delete_failure
asyncio.run(job.reset_budget_for_tags_linked_to_budgets([expired_budget]))
prisma_client.db.litellm_tagtable.update_many.assert_awaited_once()
def _extract_reset_where(find_many_mock):
"""Return the ``where`` dict passed to a mocked repository ``find_many``."""
assert find_many_mock.await_count == 1
_, kwargs = find_many_mock.await_args
return kwargs["where"]
def _asserts_null_reset_is_due(where):
"""A budget-reset ``find_many`` filter must select rows whose
``budget_reset_at`` is NULL but which have a ``budget_duration`` set, in
addition to rows whose ``budget_reset_at`` is already in the past.
Regression guard: a user/team seeded from ``default_internal_user_params``
(or created via ``/user/new`` without an explicit ``budget_reset_at``) has
``budget_duration`` set but ``budget_reset_at = NULL``. A plain
``{"budget_reset_at": {"lt": now}}`` filter never matches NULL, so such rows
would never be reset and their spend would accumulate for the lifetime of
the row, silently exceeding ``max_budget``.
"""
branches = where.get("OR")
assert isinstance(branches, list), f"expected an OR filter, got {where!r}"
has_null_branch = any(
b.get("AND")
== [
{"budget_reset_at": None},
{"NOT": {"budget_duration": None}},
]
for b in branches
if isinstance(b, dict)
)
has_expired_branch = any(
isinstance(b, dict)
and "budget_reset_at" in b
and b["budget_reset_at"] is not None
for b in branches
)
assert has_null_branch, f"missing NULL-reset_at branch in {where!r}"
assert has_expired_branch, f"missing expired-reset_at branch in {where!r}"
@pytest.mark.parametrize("table_name", ["user", "team"])
def test_get_data_reset_query_selects_null_budget_reset_at(table_name):
"""``PrismaClient.get_data(..., reset_at=...)`` for the user and team tables
must select rows with a NULL ``budget_reset_at`` (and a non-NULL
``budget_duration``), matching the budget-table query. Without this, users
auto-created from ``default_internal_user_params`` are never reset."""
from litellm.proxy.utils import PrismaClient
# Build a PrismaClient without running its heavy __init__; only .db is used.
client = PrismaClient.__new__(PrismaClient)
client.db = MagicMock()
find_many = AsyncMock(return_value=[])
table_attr = {
"user": "litellm_usertable",
"team": "litellm_teamtable",
}[table_name]
setattr(getattr(client.db, table_attr), "find_many", find_many)
now = datetime.now(timezone.utc)
asyncio.run(
client.get_data(table_name=table_name, query_type="find_all", reset_at=now)
)
_asserts_null_reset_is_due(_extract_reset_where(find_many))

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@ -526,3 +526,103 @@ def test_delta_serialization_contract():
keys = list(extra_dump.keys())
assert extra_dump["custom_field"] == "v"
assert keys.index("custom_field") < keys.index("content")
def test_safe_attribute_model_delattr():
"""
SafeAttributeModel.__delattr__ must remove a field from the instance so it
is omitted from model_dump (OpenAI spec), whether the field is a declared
model field or an extra, and deleting a missing attribute must be a no-op.
"""
from litellm.types.utils import Message
# Unset optional declared fields are dropped during __init__ -> absent from dump
msg = Message(content="hi", role="assistant")
assert not hasattr(msg, "audio")
assert not hasattr(msg, "reasoning_content")
assert "audio" not in msg.model_dump()
assert "reasoning_content" not in msg.model_dump()
# Explicitly deleting a present declared field removes it from the dump
msg2 = Message(content="hi", role="assistant", reasoning_content="because")
assert msg2.reasoning_content == "because"
del msg2.reasoning_content
assert not hasattr(msg2, "reasoning_content")
assert "reasoning_content" not in msg2.model_dump()
# Extra fields (extra='allow') are still deletable via the fallback path
msg3 = Message(content="hi", role="assistant", custom_field=123)
assert msg3.custom_field == 123
del msg3.custom_field
assert not hasattr(msg3, "custom_field")
assert "custom_field" not in msg3.model_dump()
# Deleting a non-existent attribute is a silent no-op
msg4 = Message(content="hi", role="assistant")
del msg4.does_not_exist
def test_delattr_fast_path_matches_pydantic_exactly():
"""
The fast path must be observationally identical to pydantic's own
__delattr__ for a declared field, including model_fields_set membership and
the exclude_unset dump, both of which the fast path never touches. Deleting
the same field through the fast path and through pydantic's __delattr__
(reached by skipping SafeAttributeModel in the MRO) must leave identical
state, so if a future pydantic release makes __delattr__ mutate
__pydantic_fields_set__ the two diverge and this fails rather than silently
shifting the serialization contract.
"""
from litellm.types.utils import Message, SafeAttributeModel
def observe(m: Message) -> tuple:
return (
hasattr(m, "reasoning_content"),
"reasoning_content" in m.model_fields_set,
"reasoning_content" in m.model_dump(),
"reasoning_content" in m.model_dump(exclude_unset=True),
)
fast = Message(content="hi", role="assistant", reasoning_content="x")
del fast.reasoning_content
control = Message(content="hi", role="assistant", reasoning_content="x")
super(SafeAttributeModel, control).__delattr__("reasoning_content")
assert observe(fast) == observe(control)
# A deleted field is gone from __dict__ (so absent from both dumps) yet
# stays in model_fields_set, since neither delete path clears fields_set.
assert observe(fast) == (False, True, False, False)
def test_delattr_fast_path_missing_attribute_is_noop():
"""
The declared-field fast path must stay a silent no-op when the object delete
fails: the field passes the __dict__ membership guard but is already gone by
the time object.__delattr__ runs. This models a concurrent removal of the same
field on a shared response object. Previously the fast-path delete ran outside
the AttributeError handler, so the error leaked onto the Message/Delta/Choices/
Usage construction hot path instead of being swallowed like the slow path.
_VanishingDict reports every key as present (passing the guard) while storing
nothing, so the real object.__delattr__ still raises AttributeError.
"""
from litellm.types.utils import SafeAttributeModel
class _VanishingDict(dict):
def __contains__(self, key: object) -> bool:
return True
class _RacyModel(SafeAttributeModel):
__pydantic_fields__ = {"x": object()}
model_config: dict = {}
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.__dict__ = _VanishingDict()
racy = _RacyModel()
assert "x" in racy.__dict__
assert "x" not in dict.keys(racy.__dict__)
del racy.x
del racy.x