Fix AgentOps HTTP response error handling for 503 Service Unavailable errors #78
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The AgentOps instrumentation was causing agent crashes when LLM servers returned HTTP 503 (Service Unavailable) errors. This resulted in agents returning
answer: Noneinstead of computing actual results.Problem
When using local LLM servers (like vLLM) that occasionally return 503 errors due to overload or temporary unavailability, the AgentOps instrumentation would crash while attempting to parse the HTTP response:
The root cause was in
agentlightning/instrumentation/agentops.pywhere the code calledhttp_response.json()without proper error handling in both_patch_new_agentops()and_patch_old_agentops()functions.Solution
Added try-catch blocks around JSON parsing operations to handle HTTP error responses gracefully:
Impact
This fix specifically resolves the issue in the
examples/calc_xdirectory where agents were failing to compute mathematical answers due to instrumentation crashes.Fixes #56.
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