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Thanks for the fix and the investigation. After further investigation, we confirmed that #781 was caused by the web-side handling of the new The complete fix is now covered by #789, including:
The presentation fallback introduced here is useful and has been incorporated into the complete fix, but this PR alone does not resolve the underlying source identity regression. Closing this PR as superseded by #789. Thanks again for the contribution. |
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Summary
Prevent opaque h:, k:, and m: usage identities from becoming the primary label in Realtime Monitoring when readable metadata is available.
Keep the opaque value available for diagnostics and as the final fallback without changing persisted data or grouping identities.
Scope
Changes
User Impact
Realtime Monitoring again shows a readable caller identity for affected v1.12.13 events instead of k: when an API key alias or other readable metadata is available.
Compatibility / Runtime Notes
Data / Security Notes
No raw usage data, source hashes, API key hashes, or persistence behavior changes. Opaque source identities remain available in the diagnostic title and grouping identity. Only an already-sanitized configured alias can be promoted.
Risk / Rollback
Risk level: Low
Rollback notes: Revert commit 6db096a.
Verification
Commands / evidence:
Focused result: 39 tests passed. Full web result: 225 test files and 3,454 tests passed.
Build and manual UI checks were not run; type checking and full automated frontend coverage passed.
Screenshots / Recordings
N/A — the affected persisted event shape is covered by the regression test and no live deployment containing that event was available locally.
Docs
Docs decision: This restores the documented Source / API Key display precedence and does not add a capability or configuration option.
Related
Fixes #781