fix: suppress ClosedResourceError tracebacks in streamable HTTP transport#22
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…port Adjusted logging level for the MCP SDK's streamable HTTP manager to CRITICAL to reduce noise from harmless ClosedResourceError tracebacks when clients disconnect mid-request. This change addresses an issue in stateless mode and aligns with an upstream fix in python-sdk PR #2072.
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Summary
ClosedResourceErrortracebacks from the MCP SDK's streamable HTTP session managerstateless_http=Truemode — each session is isolated, the server self-heals — but the fullExceptionGrouptraceback clutters deploy logsmcp.server.streamable_http_managerlogger toCRITICALas a targeted suppressionRoot cause
Known bug in
mcpPython SDK v1.26.0. The error handler tries to send a log message back to an already-closed write stream, causing an unhandledanyio.ClosedResourceError. Upstream fix: python-sdk PR #2072.What this does NOT fix
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