When copying an app, the copied app was not getting a web_app_settings
record created. This caused the enterprise service to query for settings
that don't exist, falling back to default behavior.
This fix ensures copied apps inherit the same access mode as the original:
- If original has explicit settings (public/private/private_all/sso_verified),
the copy gets the same setting
- If original has no settings (old apps), copy defaults to 'public' to match
the original's effective permission via fallback
This prevents permission mismatches between original and copied apps and
ensures the enterprise service has explicit settings to query.
Related: langgenius/dify-enterprise#423
- Add dify.credential.id to node execution events
- Add dify.event.id to all telemetry events (APP_CREATED, APP_UPDATED, APP_DELETED, FEEDBACK_CREATED)
This ensures all .name fields have corresponding .id fields for reliable aggregation and deduplication.
- Add APP_CREATED, APP_UPDATED, APP_DELETED counters to EnterpriseTelemetryCounter
- Create EnterpriseTelemetryEvent StrEnum for type-safe event names
- Update metric_handler to use new app-specific counters with labels (tenant_id, app_id, mode)
- Convert all event_name strings to EnterpriseTelemetryEvent enum values
- Update exporter to create OTEL meters for new app counters (dify.app.created.total, etc.)
- Update tests to verify new counter behavior and enum usage
Prevents CE users from enqueueing EE-only events (all METRIC_LOG cases)
to non-existent enterprise_telemetry Celery queue.
- Add _should_drop_ee_only_event() check in emit() before routing
- Remove redundant check from _emit_trace()
- Single guard at gateway level protects both trace and metric/log paths
**Problem:**
The telemetry system had unnecessary abstraction layers and bad practices
from the last 3 commits introducing the gateway implementation:
- TelemetryFacade class wrapper around emit() function
- String literals instead of SignalType enum
- Dictionary mapping enum → string instead of enum → enum
- Unnecessary ENTERPRISE_TELEMETRY_GATEWAY_ENABLED feature flag
- Duplicate guard checks scattered across files
- Non-thread-safe TelemetryGateway singleton pattern
- Missing guard in ops_trace_task.py causing RuntimeError spam
**Solution:**
1. Deleted TelemetryFacade - replaced with thin emit() function in core/telemetry/__init__.py
2. Added SignalType enum ('trace' | 'metric_log') to enterprise/telemetry/contracts.py
3. Replaced CASE_TO_TRACE_TASK_NAME dict with CASE_TO_TRACE_TASK: dict[TelemetryCase, TraceTaskName]
4. Deleted is_gateway_enabled() and _emit_legacy() - using existing ENTERPRISE_ENABLED + ENTERPRISE_TELEMETRY_ENABLED instead
5. Extracted _should_drop_ee_only_event() helper to eliminate duplicate checks
6. Moved TelemetryGateway singleton to ext_enterprise_telemetry.py:
- Init once in init_app() for thread-safety
- Access via get_gateway() function
7. Re-added guard to ops_trace_task.py to prevent RuntimeError when EE=OFF but CE tracing enabled
8. Updated 11 caller files to import 'emit as telemetry_emit' instead of 'TelemetryFacade'
**Result:**
- 322 net lines deleted (533 removed, 211 added)
- All 91 tests pass
- Thread-safe singleton pattern
- Cleaner API surface: from TelemetryFacade.emit() to telemetry_emit()
- Proper enum usage throughout
- No RuntimeError spam in EE=OFF + CE=ON scenario
