aminghadersohi opened a new pull request, #38523:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/38523

   ### SUMMARY
   
   Wires up `GlobalErrorHandlerMiddleware` and `LoggingMiddleware` into the MCP 
server middleware stack. Both middleware classes were fully implemented in 
`middleware.py` with unit tests but were never registered in `server.py`. The 
middleware list previously only included `ResponseSizeGuardMiddleware` and 
`CachingMiddleware`.
   
   ### Problem
   
   The MCP server had no global error handling or request logging. If a tool 
raised an unhandled exception, it could propagate uncaught, potentially 
crashing the server or returning raw tracebacks to LLM clients. There was also 
no observability into tool call durations, user context, or entity IDs being 
accessed — making debugging and monitoring difficult.
   
   ### What Changed
   
   **File: `superset/mcp_service/server.py`**
   
   1. Updated the import to include `GlobalErrorHandlerMiddleware` and 
`LoggingMiddleware`
   2. Added both middleware to the middleware list in the default 
initialization path
   
   **Middleware ordering** (first = outermost, runs first on request):
   1. `GlobalErrorHandlerMiddleware` — outermost, catches all exceptions from 
inner middleware/tools
   2. `LoggingMiddleware` — logs every tool call with duration, user context, 
entity IDs
   3. `ResponseSizeGuardMiddleware` — guards against oversized responses
   4. `CachingMiddleware` — caches tool responses
   
   **Why this order:**
   - Error handler must be outermost so it catches exceptions from all inner 
layers (including logging failures)
   - Logging should capture the full duration including size guard overhead but 
not be affected by caching (we want to log cache hits too, which means logging 
should be outside caching)
   
   ### TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
   
   - Existing middleware unit tests pass (`test_middleware.py`, 
`test_middleware_logging.py`)
   - MCP server starts without import errors
   - Tool calls produce structured log output with duration and user context
   - Unhandled exceptions in tools are caught and returned as structured error 
responses
   
   ### ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
   
   No new dependencies. No configuration changes. The middleware classes 
already existed with full test coverage — this PR simply registers them in the 
server startup path.


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