fix(catalog): recognize YYMMDD/MMDD/YYMM dated model id suffixes (#3024) - #3034
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe catalog now recognizes dated model aliases with ChangesDated variant matching
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change broadens dated model matching, but it currently treats some impossible dates as valid dated variants, which could create incorrect catalog aliases for affected provider IDs. The risk is localized and mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up to validate month/day combinations. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: support for YYMMDD, MMDD, and YYMM dated model ID suffixes in catalog detection. It matches the implementation in src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts and the related tests.
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In `@src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts`:
- Line 939: Update isDatedVariantId and the date-pattern validation around
DATED_VARIANT_DD to validate month/day combinations rather than accepting every
day through 31. Apply leap-year rules for YYYYMMDD and YYMMDD formats, while
allowing MMDD only when the date occurs in at least one calendar year, and add
regression coverage in the existing codex catalog tests for invalid month-end
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리뷰 · 우선순위 66 / 80설명 이 PR은 열린 이슈 #3024 의 「안전하게 고칠 수 있는 절반」만 다룬다. 지금 고치는 방식은 단순하다. 월·일 모양 가드가 있는 정규식 네 갈래( 더 중요한 설계 선택은 「접기는 한쪽 방향만」이다. 설정=짧은이름 → 라이브=날짜이름 만 접고, 설정=날짜이름 → 라이브=짧은이름 은 접지 않는다. 그래서 이슈를 연 예시 점수 66/80. 범위가 분명하고 HEAD 의 실제 병목(여덟 자리만 인정)을 정확히 겨냥하며, 알려진 비용을 테스트로 박아 두었다. 다만 이슈 제목의 「callable 인데 떨어짐」 전체 중 설정=dated 쪽은 일부러 안 고쳤고, 체크리스트 네 칸이 아직 비어 있으며, 작성자도 전체 prepush 를 끝까지 못 돌렸다. CI 초록이 권위다. 라인 provider-fetch.ts ~938 (HEAD) - 현재는 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
너의 추천 CI 가 초록이면 merge 후보로 둔다. 범위 확대해서 역방향 접기나 retainModels 를 이 PR에 싣지 말 것 — #1690 과 섞이면 분할 캠페인·다른 카탈로그 PR 과 충돌한다. merge 후 #3024 에는 「suffix half landed via #<이 PR>, reverse/retain 잔여」 댓글을 남기고 이슈는 열어 두거나 부분 완료로 표시한다. 8자리 조임과 -1024 비용은 작성자 제안대로 받아들이는 쪽이 일관적이다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
Ingwannu is right and this drops the reverse fold. A live dated row proves that model answers, so serving it under the configured base id is backed by discovery. A live base row proves nothing about a configured dated snapshot: folding on name similarity would put a retired or plan-removed id back in the authoritative catalog with no callability signal behind it. The reporter proved one specific id by hand; the merge has no equivalent signal, so it must not generalise from a name. The reverse case already has a home. mergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalog retains a configured id when seedVertexDefault, shouldRetainConfiguredProviderModel or retainConfiguredModelIds says so — a decision someone made, rather than an inference. A test now shows the same input retained that way. What remains is the half the reporter actually demonstrated: isDateSuffix accepts MMDD as well as YYYYMMDD, so `deepseek-v4-pro-0813` folds into `deepseek-v4-pro` in the direction discovery supports. A four-digit suffix must be a real month and day, which keeps version and size suffixes (2025, 2048, 4096, 8192) separate, and the unavoidable `-1024` collision stays pinned by its own test. Three tests replace the one that asserted the reverse fold: the inference is refused, the explicit retention still works, and the forward fold covers MMDD. Reverting either half of the change fails tests — the reverse fold fails 1, and narrowing isDateSuffix back to YYYYMMDD fails 4. Not superseding lidge-jun#3034: the broader YYMMDD and YYMM formats belong to that PR and I have not taken them. lidge-jun#3024 should not close as fully fixed on this alone — the reverse case is deliberately left to an explicit retention contract.
…ge-jun#3024) `isDatedVariantId` only accepted an 8-digit `YYYYMMDD` suffix, so the dated-alias fold in `mergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalog` never fired for providers that publish shorter release dates. On a real multi-provider install the `\d{8}` rule matched none of the 26 numeric-suffixed ids present, dropping DeepSeek, Kimi, Mistral, Qwen and Solar aliases into `droppedConfiguredIds` even though a live row for the same model existed. Widen the suffix to the formats upstreams actually publish -- `YYYYMMDD`, `YYMMDD`, `MMDD` and `YYMM` -- behind a calendar guard so ordinary numeric suffixes are not read as dates. `-2048`, `-4096` and `-8192` are rejected; `YY` is `2\d` rather than `\d\d` so `1301` is rejected too. `-1024` is a valid `MMDD` and is therefore accepted -- an irreducible collision, pinned by a test so it stays a known cost. The fold stays one-directional (`configured=base` -> `live=dated`). A configured id the provider no longer lists must not be retained on the strength of a format match alone; lidge-jun#1690 is the explicit opt-in for that. Hyphenated ISO suffixes (`-2024-08-06`, `-05-06`) remain out of scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…t the predicate #3034 widens the dated-suffix matcher and pins it with a predicate test that the fold stays one-way: isDatedVariantId("deepseek-v4-pro", "deepseek-v4-pro-0813") is false. That assertion is true of every implementation, including one whose merge loop calls the predicate a second time with the arguments swapped -- which is exactly what #3041 originally proposed and then withdrew. So the guard is moved to where the resurrection would actually happen. These three drive mergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalog itself, carried from #3041: - a live base row must not resurrect a configured dated id - a live MMDD dated row still folds onto its configured base - a dated id named in retainConfiguredModelIds survives Both directions were mutation-checked. Adding || isDatedVariantId(candidate.id, live.id) to the merge loop fails only the first test (253 pass / 1 fail); narrowing the suffix back to /^\d{8}$/ fails 13, including the MMDD and YYMM folds. Neither mutation is caught by the predicate test alone. The retention test is labelled for what it actually covers: production fills retainConfiguredModelIds from combo targets, not from providers.*.models, so it pins the OCX-111 path. The operator-facing opt-in is #1690's retainModels, which does not exist yet -- and until it does, the dated id #3024 reports is still dropped. This lands the safe half of #3024 and says so. (cherry picked from commit a909682)
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Superseded by #3100, which cherry-picks this commit with your authorship intact and adds three merge-loop regressions carried from #3041. Your calendar matcher is the better of the two: it rejects What it adds is where the direction guard lives. Your Please keep an eye on #3100; if you would rather land this yourself, say so and I will close mine instead. Triaged in the 2026-08-31 non-priority-70 bug round. |
… the merge loop (#3100) * fix(catalog): recognize YYMMDD/MMDD/YYMM dated model id suffixes (#3024) `isDatedVariantId` only accepted an 8-digit `YYYYMMDD` suffix, so the dated-alias fold in `mergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalog` never fired for providers that publish shorter release dates. On a real multi-provider install the `\d{8}` rule matched none of the 26 numeric-suffixed ids present, dropping DeepSeek, Kimi, Mistral, Qwen and Solar aliases into `droppedConfiguredIds` even though a live row for the same model existed. Widen the suffix to the formats upstreams actually publish -- `YYYYMMDD`, `YYMMDD`, `MMDD` and `YYMM` -- behind a calendar guard so ordinary numeric suffixes are not read as dates. `-2048`, `-4096` and `-8192` are rejected; `YY` is `2\d` rather than `\d\d` so `1301` is rejected too. `-1024` is a valid `MMDD` and is therefore accepted -- an irreducible collision, pinned by a test so it stays a known cost. The fold stays one-directional (`configured=base` -> `live=dated`). A configured id the provider no longer lists must not be retained on the strength of a format match alone; #1690 is the explicit opt-in for that. Hyphenated ISO suffixes (`-2024-08-06`, `-05-06`) remain out of scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 0a6393d) (cherry picked from commit 6dd0850) * test(catalog): guard the dated fold's direction at the merge loop, not the predicate #3034 widens the dated-suffix matcher and pins it with a predicate test that the fold stays one-way: isDatedVariantId("deepseek-v4-pro", "deepseek-v4-pro-0813") is false. That assertion is true of every implementation, including one whose merge loop calls the predicate a second time with the arguments swapped -- which is exactly what #3041 originally proposed and then withdrew. So the guard is moved to where the resurrection would actually happen. These three drive mergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalog itself, carried from #3041: - a live base row must not resurrect a configured dated id - a live MMDD dated row still folds onto its configured base - a dated id named in retainConfiguredModelIds survives Both directions were mutation-checked. Adding || isDatedVariantId(candidate.id, live.id) to the merge loop fails only the first test (253 pass / 1 fail); narrowing the suffix back to /^\d{8}$/ fails 13, including the MMDD and YYMM folds. Neither mutation is caught by the predicate test alone. The retention test is labelled for what it actually covers: production fills retainConfiguredModelIds from combo targets, not from providers.*.models, so it pins the OCX-111 path. The operator-facing opt-in is #1690's retainModels, which does not exist yet -- and until it does, the dated id #3024 reports is still dropped. This lands the safe half of #3024 and says so. (cherry picked from commit a909682) --------- Co-authored-by: kaicot <275240300+kaicot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes the safely-fixable half of #3024, in the scope you picked (widen the suffix format, keep the fold one-directional) with the
YY = 2\dtightening from your review.Summary
isDatedVariantIdonly accepted an 8-digitYYYYMMDDsuffix, so the dated-alias fold inmergeConfiguredModelsIntoLiveCatalognever fired for providers that publish shorter release dates. Enumerating every numeric-suffixed id pair on a real multi-provider install, the\d{8}rule matched 0 of 26 — so DeepSeek, Kimi, Mistral, Qwen and Solar aliases all fell through todroppedConfiguredIdseven when a live row for the same model was present.This widens the suffix to the formats upstreams actually publish, behind a calendar guard:
YYYYMMDDclaude-haiku-4-5-20251001YYMMDDsolar-pro4-260806,syn-pro-251021MMDDdeepseek-v4-pro-0813,kimi-k2-0905,gpt-3.5-turbo-0613YYMMmistral-large-2407,qwen3-235b-a22b-2507YYYY-MM-DDgpt-4o-2024-08-06MM-DDgemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06The matcher now parses and validates real calendar dates.
YYYYMMDDandYYMMDDapply Gregorian leap-year rules,MMDDis accepted only when the date occurs in at least one calendar year, andYYMMremains restricted to the 2020s. Impossible values such as20250229,250229, and0431are rejected. Ordinary numeric suffixes-2048,-4096, and-8192remain rejected.-1024is still the one irreducible collision because October 24th is a real date; an explicit regression test documents that accepted cost.Two things this deliberately does not do:
configured=base→live=dated). A configured id the provider no longer lists must not be retained on the strength of a format match alone — the fold has no callability signal, and [Feature]: config-level retainModels allow-list so operators keep configured models in the authoritative live catalog #1690 is the right place for an explicit operator allow-list. This meansalibaba-token-plan-intl/deepseek-v4-pro-0813, the id that opened [Bug][2.36.0] Live discovery drops a callable configured model: isDatedVariantId only matches YYYYMMDD and only folds base->dated #3024, is still dropped. That is the deliberate call from your review, not an oversight.shouldRetainConfiguredProviderModelor theretainModelspath, so this does not touch or conflict with the [Feature]: config-level retainModels allow-list so operators keep configured models in the authoritative live catalog #1690 train (feat(catalog): honor per-provider retainModels opt-in (closes #1690) #2860 / feat(catalog): config-level retainModels allowlist for authoritative discovery (#1690) #2122).The 8-digit path is intentionally stricter than the historical bare
\d{8}rule: impossible calendar dates no longer fold. This follows the review decision and is covered by month-end and leap-day regression tests.Verification
Revalidated after rebasing onto the then-current
devcommit44b4de39don Windows 11 with Bun 1.4.0:The CodeRabbit finding is covered by explicit valid/invalid leap-day and month-end cases for
YYYYMMDD,YYMMDD, andMMDD.The repository-wide
bun run testcontinued making progress but reached the runner's 900-second Windows limit. Failures observed outside this catalog change were Windows ACL/temporary-directory locking and existing 5-second integration-test timeouts. As a control, the Kiro file that failed withEBUSYin the parallel suite passed alone (15 pass, 0 fail).responses-state.test.tsstill fails alone when its ACL-backed spill path is unavailable on this D: volume. I am therefore leaving the local-all-green readiness box unticked and treating GitHub CI as the authority, as requested in review.Tests remain table-driven in the existing
isDatedVariantIdsection. Added calendar regressions include valid20240229/240229/0229, invalid20250229/250229, and invalid April 31 values in all applicable widths.Checklist
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