* fix(mypy): resolve missing return statements and type casting issues
* fix(pangea): use elif to prevent UnboundLocalError and handle None messages
Address Greptile review feedback:
- Make branches mutually exclusive using elif to prevent input_messages from being overwritten
- Handle case where data.get('messages') returns None to avoid passing invalid payload to Pangea API
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Co-authored-by: Shin <shin@openclaw.ai>
* fix: fix styling
* fix(custom_code_guardrail.py): add http support for custom code guardrails
allows users to call external guardrails on litellm with minimal code changes (no custom handlers)
Test guardrail integrations more easily
* feat(a2a/): add guardrails for agent interactions
allows the same guardrails for llm's to be applied to agents as well
* fix(a2a/): support passing guardrails to a2a from the UI
* style(code-editor): allow editing custom code guardrails on ui + add examples of pre/post calls for custom code guardrails
* feat(mcp/): support custom code guardrails for mcp calls
allows custom code guardrails to work on mcp input
* feat(chatui.tsx): support guardrails on mcp tool calls on playground
Notes: General support for Opus 4.6 was added in #20506 however
it omitted the AU (australian) specific instance profile used
in Bedrock. This change only adds the the au id. It is copied
from the US model settings which is consistent with past
additions of this regional model profile.
Keycloak (and similar OIDC providers) include role claims in the JWT
access token but not in the UserInfo endpoint response. Previously,
roles were only extracted from UserInfo, causing all SSO users to
default to internal_user_view_only regardless of their actual role.
Changes:
- Extract user roles from JWT access token in process_sso_jwt_access_token()
when UserInfo doesn't provide them (tries role_mappings first, then
GENERIC_USER_ROLE_ATTRIBUTE)
- Handle list-type role values in get_litellm_user_role() since Keycloak
returns roles as arrays (e.g. ["proxy_admin"] instead of "proxy_admin")
- Add 9 new unit tests covering role extraction and list handling
- Update 3 existing tests for new JWT decode behavior
Closes#20407
- process_mcp_request() now falls back to OAuth2 passthrough when Authorization header contains a non-LiteLLM token (catches HTTPException and ProxyException 401/403)
- MCPClient._get_auth_headers() adds missing MCPAuth.oauth2 case
Fixes#20534
The UI sends the full form on every team update, including premium
metadata fields like `policies: []` and `team_member_key_duration: ""`.
The backend's `_update_metadata_fields` treated any non-None value as
premium feature usage and returned 403 for non-enterprise users — even
when the fields were empty and the user was just updating basic settings
like team name or budget.
Added `_has_non_empty_value` helper and use it in the premium field gate
in `_update_metadata_fields` so empty lists, blank strings, and None
values skip the premium check entirely. Non-empty values still enforce
the enterprise requirement as before.
Pass Deployment object directly instead of converting to dict with .model_dump(),
then reuse the existing LiteLLM_Params instance via isinstance check. This
eliminates redundant Pydantic model construction in the deployment callback path.
~8% improvement in deployment_callback_on_success total time.
* Warn when budget lookup fails; cache won't populate
- Add _log_budget_lookup_failure helper in auth_checks.py
- Log at WARNING in get_user_object, get_team_object, get_key_object
when DB lookups fail (schema mismatch, etc.)
- Add schema migration hint for prisma/db errors
- Add dry-run test for _log_budget_lookup_failure
* fix: skip budget lookup failure log for expected user-not-found case
Avoid logging 'cache will not be populated' when the user simply doesn't
exist - not caching is correct behavior in that case. Only log for
unexpected errors (schema, DB, etc.) where the message is meaningful.
