Add request ID propagation to server logs and responses#12
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Description
Attaches a unique request ID to every HTTP request, honoring inbound
x-request-idheaders and echoing the ID back in responses. This makes distributed tracing and log correlation straightforward.Type of Change
Changes Made
x-request-idheader as the request ID when present, otherwise generate a UUIDonSendhook to echo the resolved request ID back viax-request-idresponse headerTesting
npm test)npm run typecheck)Checklist
feat:,fix:)Breaking Changes
None
Additional Notes
Why It Was Needed
Without a consistent request ID, correlating log entries across services (or debugging a specific client request) required guesswork. Propagating and reflecting the
x-request-idheader is a standard observability practice.