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ref(langchain): Stop setting gen_ai.response.streaming on Invoke Agent spans - #7521

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Remove the response streaming flag from Invoke Agent spans because it is ambiguous for an agent that makes multiple model calls in the course of its execution. Each model call may be synchronous or streamed independently.

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alexander-alderman-webb requested a review from a team as a code owner September 16, 2026 12:47
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Codecov Results 📊

66063 passed | ⏭️ 2999 skipped | Total: 69062 | Pass Rate: 95.66% | Execution Time: 191m 14s

📊 Comparison with Base Branch

Metric Change
Total Tests 📉 -66395
Passed Tests 📉 -62263
Failed Tests
Skipped Tests 📉 -4132

All tests are passing successfully.

✅ Patch coverage is 100.00%. Project has 2068 uncovered lines.
❌ Project coverage is 90.13%. Comparing base (fd94e70) to head (a0481ec).

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- Coverage    90.18%    90.13%    -0.05%
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  Lines        25773     20943     -4830
  Branches      9532      7528     -2004
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+ Hits         23241     18875     -4366
- Misses        2532      2068      -464
- Partials      1431      1182      -249

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