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fix(weave): exception field of call object not being set on get_calls #3800

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Description

  • Fixes WB-23275

Fixes exception field being lost when iterating over calls returned by python client SDK.

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    • Enhanced error handling during client-server interactions by introducing an expanded mechanism to capture and relay additional error details, ensuring improved system robustness without impacting existing operations.

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The pull request updates the make_client_call function in the weave/trace/weave_client.py file. An additional parameter, exception, is introduced and assigned from server_call.exception. This change expands the function's interface to include error handling without altering the existing logic or control flow.

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weave/trace/weave_client.py Added exception parameter to make_client_call, assigning it the value from server_call.exception.

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    participant C as Client
    participant F as make_client_call
    participant SC as ServerCall
    participant TS as TraceServerInterface

    C->>F: Call make_client_call(entity, project, server_call, server)
    F->>SC: Extract exception value
    F->>TS: Invoke server call with exception parameter
    TS-->>F: Return response or error
    F-->>C: Return final outcome
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736-736: Fixed exception field propagation in make_client_call.

This change correctly assigns the exception field from server_call to the Call constructor, which fixes the issue described in WB-23275 where the exception field was not being set during iteration over calls in the Python client SDK.

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