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IFAfter upgrading Langfuse to a version including PR #8326 (circa Aug 5-6, 2025), the trace table summary view displays Unicode escape sequences (e.g., \u0421) instead of actual Cyrillic or other non-ASCII characters.
THENIn the backend Python code, change the `_serialize` function in `langfuse/_client/attributes.py` to call `json.dumps(obj, cls=EventSerializer, ensure_ascii=False)` instead of the default (which escapes non-ASCII). Ensure the frontend cell renderer does not double-escape the truncated JSON string. A temporary workaround is to monkey-patch that function in your deployment.
IFTrace inputs containing non-ASCII characters (e.g., Cyrillic) are displayed as Unicode escape sequences (\uXXXX) in the trace table summary view, making them unreadable.
THENModify the JSON serialization in `langfuse/_client/attributes.py` to use `ensure_ascii=False` when serializing trace input/output for display. Specifically, change `json.dumps(obj, cls=EventSerializer)` to `json.dumps(obj, cls=EventSerializer, ensure_ascii=False)`. Also review frontend code to ensure Unicode is not re-escaped. This fix preserves readability of non-Latin characters in the UI.
IFTrace table summary view displays Unicode escape sequences (e.g., \u0421) instead of actual characters for non-ASCII inputs after a recent update that introduced truncation.
THENIn the backend JSON serialization (e.g., `json.dumps`), set `ensure_ascii=False` to preserve Unicode characters. Also review the truncation logic in the summary table rendering to avoid re-encoding or escaping during display.
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