Release 0.87.4

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[claude]

Code Review - Release 0.87.4

Overview

This is a clean release PR that makes a small but important fix to tracing middleware consistency while bumping the version to 0.87.4.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Clean, minimal changes focused on a specific issue
• Good separation of concerns between tracing and logging middleware
• The fix properly addresses duplication of http.status attribute

Changes Analysis

Version Bump

• Standard version increment from 0.87.3 to 0.87.4 in package.json and package-lock.json
• No issues here

HTTP Status Attribute Fix

The main functional change addresses attribute duplication:

Before: Both middlewares were setting http.status

• http-tracing-middleware.ts: Set http.status in response handler
• logger-middleware.ts: Also set http.status in response handler

After: Single source of truth

• Removed http.status from tracing middleware
• Kept it in logger middleware where its used for both tracing attributes and console logging

Technical Assessment

Performance ✅

• Minimal performance impact
• Reduces redundant attribute setting
• No additional complexity introduced

Security ✅

• No security implications
• Maintains existing data filtering in tracing middleware
• No sensitive data exposure

Maintainability ✅

• Eliminates potential confusion from duplicate attributes
• Clear responsibility: logger middleware handles status tracking
• Consistent with the pattern of capturing ctx.status in a local variable

Potential Considerations

1. Trace Completeness: Ensure downstream systems dont depend specifically on http.status from the tracing middleware. Since its still available from logger middleware, this should be fine.

2. Testing: While this is a simple change, consider verifying that:

   • HTTP status codes are still properly logged in console output
   • Tracing attributes contain the expected http.status value
   • No breaking changes in observability dashboards

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This is a well-executed fix that improves consistency and eliminates redundancy. The changes are minimal, focused, and maintain all existing functionality while cleaning up the codebase.