feat(relay): add schemas to routing marks - #604
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Signed-off-by: Alex Fournier <afournier@nvidia.com>
WalkthroughChangesThe plugin adds a versioned Routing Mark Schema
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crates/switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin/src/runtime.rs (1)
36-36: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd intent comments for the schema contract.
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RoutingMark::data_schemahelper fixes the schema name and version. The new assertions protect that contract. Add one concise comment before the helper and one before the assertions.At Line 36, explain the fixed mark-name and version mapping. At Lines 997-998, explain that the assertions keep the emitted schema identity stable.
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impl RoutingMark { + // Use the routing mark name and schema version 1 as the stable data contract. fn data_schema(&self) -> DataSchema { ... + // Keep the emitted routing-mark schema identity and version stable. assert_eq!(mark.data_schema().name, "switchyard.routing.error");As per coding guidelines, Rust changes must add concise comments for private helpers with non-obvious behavior and tests that encode important behavior.
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In `@crates/switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin/src/runtime.rs`:
- Line 36: Add concise intent comments before RoutingMark::data_schema
explaining its fixed mark-name and version mapping, and before the assertions
near the schema tests explaining that they preserve stable emitted schema
identity.
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What
Adds a Relay
DataSchemato each non-metric mark emitted by the native Switchyard plugin.The schema name matches the existing mark name and starts at version
1. The mark payloads, metrics, and routing behavior do not change.Follow-up to #528, which landed the native Relay plugin.
Why
The plugin emits routing decisions, routing-model calls, overhead, and failures as structured JSON. Relay subscribers can identify those events by their mark names today, but
data_schemais unset, so there is no version attached to the JSON shape they consume.That becomes a problem once a dashboard or subscriber depends on fields such as
selected_model,outcome, orlatency_ms. Without a schema version, a future rename, type change, or change in meaning is indistinguishable from the existing contract and can silently break the consumer.Relay already provides the schema name and version fields needed to make that boundary explicit. This PR starts using them before downstream integrations depend on the unversioned payloads.
Before and after
Relevant fields from a routing-decision mark before this change:
{ "name": "switchyard.routing.decision", "data": { "algorithm": "stage_router", "selected_model": "capable" }, "data_schema": null }After this change:
{ "name": "switchyard.routing.decision", "data": { "algorithm": "stage_router", "selected_model": "capable" }, "data_schema": { "name": "switchyard.routing.decision", "version": "1" } }The
dataobject is unchanged. The same name-and-version rule applies torequested,llm_call,overhead, anderrormarks. Relay-owned metric marks keep their existing metric schema.Consumers should tolerate new fields and values within version
1. Removing or renaming a field, changing its type, or changing its meaning requires a new version.Notes for reviewers
Start with
RoutingMark::data_schemaandemit_eventincrates/switchyard-nemo-relay-plugin/src/runtime.rs. The README records the payload fields covered by version1.This PR intentionally excludes answer-candidate, served-model, and fallback reporting. Those are separate behavior changes.
No public Rust, Python, TOML, or Relay API changes.
Testing
cargo fmt --all --checkcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test --workspacegit diff --check