Invalid JSON-RPC envelope errors are not correlated with the original request id

Comece reproduzindo os três payloads de envelope JSON-RPC inválidos em ambos os transportes, stdio e Streamable HTTP. Rastreie seus caminhos de validação e resposta de erro; considera-se concluído quando as solicitações com envelope inválido retornarem um erro JSON-RPC apropriado e preservarem o id original quando possível, sem causar regressões nas solicitações ping subsequentes.

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Description

After a normal initialization flow, several id-bearing JSON-RPC messages that are syntactically valid JSON but invalid JSON-RPC request envelopes are not correlated back to the original request id.

This is not meant to require implementations to recover an id after every low-level parse/deserialization failure. The narrower concern is that these payloads are parsed far enough to produce request-specific validation errors, while the original top-level id is still present in the payload. Preserving that id where feasible would make the error response easier for clients to correlate.

The tested inputs were:

For all three envelope-invalid inputs, I would expect -32600 Invalid Request or -32602 error response that can be correlated to the original request where possible.

Observed behavior was consistent by transport:

• stdio: The server emits a notifications/message log notification with level:"error" and data:"Internal Server Error", but no JSON-RPC error response is sent for the original request id. A follow-up ping succeeds.
• Streamable HTTP: The server returns HTTP 400 with a JSON-RPC error response using id:"server-error" and code:-32602, rather than the original request id. A follow-up ping succeeds over SSE.

Example Code

"""
With a Python SDK MCP server running over stdio or Streamable HTTP,
complete a normal initialization flow, then send these requests in isolation.
"""

requests = [
    # Wrong JSON-RPC version: valid JSON, invalid JSON-RPC envelope.
    {"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id": 3, "method": "ping", "params": {}},

    # Missing jsonrpc field: valid JSON, invalid JSON-RPC envelope.
    {"id": 4, "method": "ping", "params": {}},

    # method is not a string: valid JSON, invalid JSON-RPC envelope.
    {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 8, "method": 12345, "params": {}},
]

Python & MCP Python SDK

* Python: `3.12.3`
* MCP Python SDK stable release: `v1.27.2` (`62137874ff26dd74d2fea80ff528a7fd9ca7a5e7`)
* Transports: stdio and Streamable HTTP