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IFIn serverless environments like AWS Lambda, trace metadata (name, user_id, session_id, output, metadata) is not flushed after invocation and appears only on the next call or never.
THENEnsure the Langfuse SDK is properly shut down before the Lambda function returns. Call `langfuse.flush()` on the global client (not just the handler) after all operations, and consider setting the environment variable `LANGFUSE_FLUSH_AT_EXIT=true`. For LangChain, use `with langfuse_handler as handler:` context manager instead of manual flush.
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