fix: preserve Anthropic streaming input and cache usage - #4360
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Signed-off-by: David Gageot <david.gageot@docker.com>
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When Anthropic streams a response, input token counts and cache read/write
metrics arrive in the
message_startevent, whilemessage_deltacarriesonly output tokens. The previous code built its usage snapshot from the
message_deltaevent alone, so input tokens and cache usage were silentlydropped from every streaming call.
Both the standard and beta adapter paths now map the SDK's accumulated
usage object (which the SDK merges across all events) instead of the
message_deltasnapshot. Explicit delta counts, including zero, stilloverride the accumulated value, so the behavior for fields that arrive in
message_deltais unchanged. A raw-capture failure no longer suppressesusage entirely — the code falls through to the accumulated snapshot.
track_usageopt-out and fresh per-call snapshots are maintained.Tests cover: field omission from
message_delta(input/cache preserved),cumulative updates, zero-value replacement, streams with no
message_start,disabled tracking, and raw-capture failures.
Full
task testpasses with the twoTestLoadExamplessubtests fordmr.yamlandunload_on_switch.yamlexcluded — both require a localDocker Model Runner that is not available in CI and fail identically on
the unmodified baseline.