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Web Vitals 422 Error - RESOLVED
Date: February 16, 2026
Status: Resolved
Severity: Medium
Issue Description
The /api/web-vitals endpoint was returning 422 Unprocessable Content errors when receiving performance metrics from the frontend. This prevented the collection of important web performance data.
Affected Components
- Backend:
/apps/coordinator-api/src/app/routers/web_vitals.py- API schema - Frontend:
/website/assets/js/web-vitals.js- Metrics collection script - Endpoint:
/api/web-vitals- POST endpoint for performance metrics
Root Cause Analysis
The WebVitalsEntry Pydantic model in the backend only included three fields:
name(required)startTime(optional)duration(optional)
However, the browser's Web Vitals library was sending additional fields for certain metrics:
value- For CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) metricshadRecentInput- For CLS metrics to distinguish user-initiated shifts
When these extra fields were included in the JSON payload, Pydantic validation failed with a 422 error.
Solution Implemented
1. Schema Enhancement
Updated the WebVitalsEntry model to include the missing optional fields:
class WebVitalsEntry(BaseModel):
name: str
startTime: Optional[float] = None
duration: Optional[float] = None
value: Optional[float] = None # Added
hadRecentInput: Optional[bool] = None # Added
2. Defensive Processing
Added filtering logic to handle any unexpected fields that might be sent in the future:
# Filter entries to only include supported fields
filtered_entries = []
for entry in metric.entries:
filtered_entry = {
"name": entry.name,
"startTime": entry.startTime,
"duration": entry.duration,
"value": entry.value,
"hadRecentInput": entry.hadRecentInput
}
# Remove None values
filtered_entry = {k: v for k, v in filtered_entry.items() if v is not None}
filtered_entries.append(filtered_entry)
3. Deployment
- Deployed changes to both localhost and AITBC server
- Restarted coordinator-api service on both systems
- Verified functionality with test requests
Verification
Tested the fix with various Web Vitals payloads:
# Test with CLS metric (includes extra fields)
curl -X POST https://aitbc.bubuit.net/api/web-vitals \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name":"CLS","value":0.1,"id":"cls","delta":0.05,"entries":[{"name":"layout-shift","startTime":100,"duration":0,"value":0.1,"hadRecentInput":false}],"url":"https://aitbc.bubuit.net/","timestamp":"2026-02-16T20:00:00Z"}'
# Result: 200 OK ✅
Impact
- Before: Web Vitals metrics collection was failing completely
- After: All Web Vitals metrics are now successfully collected and logged
- Performance: No performance impact on the API endpoint
- Compatibility: Backward compatible with existing frontend code
Lessons Learned
- Schema Mismatch: Always ensure backend schemas match frontend payloads exactly
- Optional Fields: Web APIs often evolve with additional optional fields
- Defensive Programming: Filter unknown fields to prevent future validation errors
- Testing: Test with real frontend payloads, not just ideal ones