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metadata_serialization
observability-metadata-serializati-when-langchain-document-metadata-contains-numpy-fl-0cc1fb15
IFWhen LangChain document metadata contains numpy float32 values (e.g., from Flashrank Reranker relevance_score or CrossEncoder scores), Langfuse stores them as the string '<float32>' instead of the actual numeric value.
THENEnsure numpy types are converted to native Python types before passing metadata to Langfuse by calling .item() on scalar numpy values or by using a recursive converter. Alternatively, upgrade langfuse-python to v2.50.3 or later which includes a fix for this serialization issue.
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metadata_serialization
observability-metadata-serializati-when-metadata-fields-in-langfuse-traces-contain-nu-224414ce
IFWhen metadata fields in Langfuse traces contain numpy.float32 values (e.g., relevance scores from FlashRank reranker or sentence_transformers), they are incorrectly serialized as the string "<float32>" instead of the actual float.
THENUpgrade the langfuse Python SDK to version 2.50.3 or later. This fix ensures that numpy numeric types (like numpy.float32) are properly serialized as their native Python equivalents in trace metadata.
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