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Summary

Implements the previously stubbed get_monitor_status tool so it returns real, normalized monitor status data from the Sumo Logic Monitors Management API.

Changes

  • Rewrite api_client.get_monitor_status to use real endpoints (/api/v1/monitors/search, /api/v1/monitors/{id}), normalize the status into a MonitorStatus enum (NORMAL, TRIGGERED, DISABLED, UNKNOWN), and surface timing fields (e.g. lastTriggered). The multi-monitor path now delegates to list_monitors so folder recursion is reused.
  • Fix a LogRecord collision bug in get_monitorname/type keys in the logging extra dict overwrote reserved LogRecord attributes and raised "Attempt to overwrite 'name' in LogRecord". Renamed to monitor_name/monitor_type (also in _build_monitor_alert_data).
  • Remove unreachable dead code in the tool-layer get_monitor_status.
  • Add unit tests for the status helpers (tests/test_monitor_status.py, 15 passing).
  • Fix .gitignore so tests/test_*.py files are tracked.

Test plan

  • uv run pytest tests/test_monitor_status.py — 15 passing
  • End-to-end: ran the tool against a live Sumo Logic instance via a local stdio MCP harness; get_monitor_status returned normalized statuses for all monitors.
  • get_monitor no longer raises the LogRecord collision error.

Note on stacking

This branch is stacked on top of #2 (the search-API fixes), so until #2 merges this PR will also show those commits. Please merge #2 first; afterwards this diff reduces to the get_monitor_status work above.

nicolagi and others added 9 commits February 25, 2026 13:16
When search_logs is called without a time_zone, the SearchRequest model
sets time_zone=None. This None value gets passed into search_params as
timeZone=None. The validator then tries to type-check None as a string,
which raises an APIParameterError.

The fix skips None values during validation so they are treated as
"not provided", allowing the default value (UTC) to be applied in the
subsequent defaults loop.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Sumo Logic search jobs API (/api/v1/search/jobs) requires time
values as epoch milliseconds, not ISO 8601 strings. Sending ISO format
results in: "The 'from' field contains an invalid time."

This changes to_sumo_api_format and to_sumo_time_format to output epoch
milliseconds, and adds epoch time pattern validation to the API
validator so it accepts the format it now produces.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The search results endpoint always fetched /messages, which fails for
aggregate queries (count by, sum by, etc.) with "requireRawMessages is
false". Aggregate query results are served from /records instead.

This changes get_search_results to try /records first, then fall back
to /messages. Both endpoints are handled gracefully when empty, so
queries that match nothing return an empty result set instead of
raising an error.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tool layer passes filter_type to the API client, but the client
method didn't accept it. Add the parameter and filter client-side
since the Sumo Logic API doesn't support it as a query param.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Sumo Logic Collector API does not support filter_type as a query
parameter. Remove it from the tool schema, tool method, and API client
rather than faking it with client-side filtering.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two changes to the sumologic-api circuit breaker:

1. resilience.py: reset failure_count to 0 on a success in CLOSED
   state. Previously failure_count was monotonic in CLOSED state, so
   any process accumulating ~5 transient errors over its lifetime
   was guaranteed to trip the breaker eventually — "5 ever" rather
   than "5 consecutive." That's the wrong semantics for an MCP
   server doing dozens of small queries per session.

2. api_client.py: narrow expected_exception from bare Exception to
   the same transient set the retry layer already uses (APIError,
   RateLimitError, TimeoutError, ConnectionError, OSError,
   httpx.RequestError). User errors like 4xx-from-bad-query no
   longer count toward opening the breaker. Updated
   CircuitBreakerConfig.expected_exception's type annotation to
   reflect that a tuple is supported (Python's except clause
   accepts either form at runtime).

Validated with three async test cases:
- failure_count resets on success in CLOSED state
- non-transient exceptions are propagated but don't count
- 3 consecutive transient errors still open the breaker (intended
  behavior preserved)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… API

Previously get_monitor_status called non-existent status endpoints. Derive
status from the Monitors Management API instead:

- Single monitor: read /api/v1/monitors/{id} and normalize its status array.
- All monitors: delegate to list_monitors (folder recursion) and build a
  status record per monitor, skipping folder entries.

Add helpers _unwrap_monitor_item, _normalize_monitor_status (maps the raw
status array + isDisabled to Normal/Triggered/Disabled/Unknown with a
severity ranking), and _build_monitor_status_record. Timing fields
(lastTriggered/triggerCount24h/last|nextEvaluation) are reported as
unavailable since the API does not expose live evaluation data.

Also:
- Fix LogRecord 'name' attribute collision in get_monitor logging.
- Remove unreachable dead code in the tool-layer get_monitor_status.
- Add 15 unit tests for the status normalization helpers.
- Track tests/test_*.py despite the broad test_*.py ignore rule.
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