[WRONG BRANCH] promote dev onto preview for v2.38.0-preview.20260831 - #3072
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The two sidecar cards did not agree on where their controls start, and at two-up widths they were not rows at all. Two independent causes, both measured in a real browser across all eight shipped locales: 1. The grid track floor was 21rem, which handed out cards of 309-517px of content. The stacking container query fires at 36rem of card, so every two-up card was born already stacked: copy on a full-width line, controls on a second full-width line inheriting `justify-content: flex-end`. The model select floated mid-card with the switch pinned right, which reads as centred. The track floor is now 39rem, clear of the stacking threshold plus the panel's 2x19px padding, so a card the grid places two-up can hold a genuine copy-left / controls-right row. 2. The control groups sized intrinsically and both packed to the card's right edge. They do not hold the same controls -- web search is one select plus a label and a switch (268px at ja, 344px at fr), vision is two selects (408px) -- so equal right edges with unequal widths gave unequal LEFT edges: the two model selects started 225-302px apart depending on locale. The group is now a definite unshrinkable 26rem band with `justify-content: space-between`, and the vision card no longer overrides the band width or the copy basis, so both bands resolve identically. Measured after the change at 1920/1600/1440/1200/1024/900/760/600/430 across ko/en/ru/fr/ja/de/tr/zh: band start delta 0px at every cell, no overflow, no truncated select label, no clipped hint. The streaming label also stops wrapping to three lines, since the band gives it room. Verification: gui/tests/sidecar-layout.test.ts gains two source-oracle tests covering the band and the track floor; both were driven red against the pre-fix values. Full GUI suite 1111 pass / 0 fail, typecheck clean in both roots, lint:gui and build:gui clean.
…idence Both causes, the measured per-locale start deltas, the before/after captures, and the container-query trap that made a correct stylesheet fail a base-rule assertion.
…proxy (#3005) buildClaudeEnv rewrites a stale loopback ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL to the current launch port but left the credential slots that belonged to that replaced destination in place. An admission token minted by the other proxy is not valid here, and because setDefault preserves any non-empty value this proxy's own key was never injected: hostOwnsAuthentication then decided CLAUDE_CODE_PROVIDER_MANAGED_BY_HOST on stale evidence and the launch left subscription mode, overriding the caller's claude.ai OAuth. Only opencodex's own admission forms are dropped. A user sk-ant- credential is upstream auth that native passthrough needs, so it survives the rewrite. Closes #3004
The web-search card's streaming switch sat beside the model select on a single line. Inside the shared 26rem control band that label had nowhere to go: it wrapped to three lines at ko/ja/tr and dragged the switch off the card's right edge. Both cards now hold the same two-row structure the vision card already had -- a select row, then a right-aligned trailing row for the card's secondary control (the streaming switch here, the advanced disclosure there). The column axis, gap, and packing moved from the vision-only rule to the shared one, since nothing about them is vision-specific any more, and the two row classes were renamed `dash-sidecar-select-row` / `dash-sidecar-trailing-row` to match their now-shared use. Measured at 1920/1600/1440/1200/1024/900/760/600/430 across ko/en/ru/fr/ja/de/tr/zh: both model selects share an x, both select rows share a y, both trailing rows share a y and sit flush to the card's right edge, the streaming label stays on one line everywhere, and nothing truncates or overflows. Verification: gui/tests/sidecar-layout.test.ts updated for the two-row shape (column axis, top packing, stretched rows). Full GUI suite 1111 pass / 0 fail, typecheck clean in both roots, lint:gui, build:gui, and privacy:scan clean.
…band fix(gui): align the sidecar cards on one shared control band
…s stop calling tools (#3012) * fix(kiro): advertise the completion tool as terminal so finished turns stop calling tools The private completion tool is enumerated by the shared tool-catalog nudge next to ordinary tools, and that nudge tells every listed name to "count a tool call only after its tool result returns". Nothing returns a result for this one: a valid call becomes the turn's terminal. Nothing in either injected surface said so, so the model read one more deferrable work tool. Measured on a live 2.36.0 proxy: the completion tool was chosen in 25 of 4069 required-mode attempts. Across 1116 Kiro turns of client rollouts, 626 ended through the completion channel while 28 ended with answer-shaped commentary and no completion call at all - finished answers opening with "Done." or "완료", delivered as mid-task commentary, which by the proxy's own contract does not end the turn. Three of those are followed by 4, 10, and 12 further tool calls after the closing summary was already on screen. Both injected surfaces now carry the distinction: the schema description, which travels with the tool object the model is choosing between, and the prose contract, which must not contradict it. The mid-task rules are unchanged - commentary still does not end the turn and the model must still keep using tools before completing; only what may follow the completion call is constrained. Ruled out first: a replayed post-answer tool call (532 rollouts scanned, zero) and a broken delivered-answer local terminal (live closed-turn replays with and without an echoed phase both answered locally with zero upstream requests). Verified: bun run typecheck; 197 pass / 0 fail across tests/kiro-adapter.test.ts, tests/kiro-stream.test.ts, tests/tool-catalog-nudge.test.ts. The new regression test was driven red against the old description first. * docs(devlog): drop absolute home paths from the Kiro measurement table privacy:scan flags a remote absolute home path in a public devlog directory. The host identities that matter are the hostname, PID, and version, so the checkout column carries a neutral form instead.
…3014) Records the terminal outcome, the merge of #3012 as f5a625c, why the one CI failure is pre-existing on dev, and what was done with each review finding - including a truncation guard that was implemented, measured unreachable, and reverted rather than shipped with a test that could not detect its own removal. The follow-up is the post-change selection-rate comparison; the pre-change number is 25 completion calls across 4069 required-mode attempts.
…3013) * docs(devlog): plan the dev version-line bump PR after four audit rounds dev's package.json is 2.36.0 while tag v2.36.0 names c7d8407 on main, so tests/release-version-line.test.ts fails on dev and on every PR against it. The same defect has been repaired by hand four times (32529c2, e4a85d1, 076ad30, befcac3) because nothing in scripts/release.ts or release.yml advances dev after a publish. Records the cause, the rejected options, and the shipped design: a separate release-triggered workflow that opens a version-bump PR against dev, plus a pure decision script that imports compareReleaseTags from release-notes.ts so scripts/release.ts stays untouched. Three audit rounds failed this plan before it passed, and each FAIL changed the design rather than the prose: a printed notice was rejected because the existing test is already louder than a printout; the first workflow could not have run (release events resolve from the default branch) or imported its comparator (module-scope process.exit); and the +minor bump rule contradicted befcac3, which moved dev to 2.36.0 on a preview-first publish. All four verdicts are recorded in the unit. * fix(release): move dev's version line past the published 2.36.0 dev carried 2.36.0 while tag v2.36.0 names c7d8407 on main, so the tree claimed an already-published version from a different commit: release version line > the in-tree version is never behind a released one package.json version 2.36.0 equals release tag v2.36.0, but this commit is not the one that tag names. The tree claims an already-published version: publishing is refused as a duplicate. That failed test 2/4 and macos on dev itself (run 33312566315) and therefore on every PR opened against it, including #3007, whose own diff was two GUI files. 2.37.0 rather than 2.36.1 follows the precedent of all four prior repairs: dev carries the next stable version and the preview train adds its own suffix at release time. Freeness was verified live rather than assumed - no v2.37* tag, npm view @bitkyc08/opencodex@2.37.0 is E404, gh release view v2.37.0 is not found - and compareReleaseTags ranks v2.37.0 ahead of the highest tag v2.36.0. Note the highest tag is v2.36.0, not the later-dated v2.36.0-preview.20260830: sorting all 218 tags with the repository's own comparator puts a stable release above its own prerelease, which is why the failure message names v2.36.0. Verification: tests/release-version-line.test.ts goes 2 pass/1 fail -> 3 pass/0 fail. 260 pass / 0 fail across release-version-line, release-helper, release-notes, cli-version-skew, and service - the five suites that read package.json or assert on versions. test:changed selects nothing here because package.json is read as data, not imported, so those files were run explicitly. * feat(release): open the dev version bump as a PR when a release publishes dev's version line goes stale the moment a release publishes, because scripts/release.ts runs only on main/preview and release.yml ends at "Create GitHub release". Nothing advances dev, so release-version-line.test.ts fails on dev and on every PR opened against it. That was repaired by hand four times (32529c2, e4a85d1, 076ad30, befcac3). The second of those ADDED the detector and two more repairs followed it, so more visibility was never the missing piece. What this ships: - scripts/bump-dev-version.ts decides the version. Pure: no git, no network, so it is unit-testable and the credentials stay in the workflow. - .github/workflows/dev-version-bump.yml opens the PR on release: published. permissions {} at the top; the one job takes contents: write to push an unprotected codex/dev-version-* branch and pull-requests: write to open the PR. It never writes to dev and never uses the release deploy key, so release.yml and its review surface are untouched. The rule is not "increment the released minor" — that contradicts befcac3, which moved dev to 2.36.0 when v2.36.0-preview.20260829 published, because the stable 2.36.0 had not shipped. It keys off the published version's SHAPE: a prerelease of X.Y.Z means dev carries X.Y.Z; a stable X.Y.Z means dev moves to X.(Y+1).0. Freeness is not guessed either — the workflow runs release-version-line.test.ts against the rewritten tree and opens no PR if the candidate collides. Deliberate limits, stated rather than implied: a release event resolves the workflow from the DEFAULT branch, so this only fires once promoted to main; there is no workflow_dispatch, because a branch-selected manual run would execute that branch's body with contents: write; and a GITHUB_TOKEN PR does not start pull_request workflows, so the bump PR arrives without CI and a human merges it. This prepares the repair; it does not perform it. Verification: tests/bump-dev-version.test.ts 8 pass / 0 fail. Two real bugs were caught by those tests before commit — an ahead-check against the candidate instead of the released version, which would have downgraded a legitimate 2.37.0-preview.1 line, and a double "vv" prefix when handed the release tag_name the workflow actually passes. Each new rule was driven red: naive +minor fails 2 tests, the candidate-based guard fails 1, dropping the prefix normalisation fails 1. actionlint clean; every run block passes bash -n; the parsed YAML was asserted for permissions, trigger, and step list. * docs(devlog): record how the dev bump workflow differed from its plan Three deviations forced by the tree, not chosen: the composite setup-project-bun action instead of a hand-pinned setup-bun SHA, a local shape parse because parseReleaseTag is not exported, and a v-prefix normaliser because the workflow passes release.tag_name while package.json holds a bare version. Also records the ahead-check defect the tests caught: comparing dev against the candidate rather than the released version would have downgraded a legitimate 2.37.0-preview.1 line. * fix(release): check for an open bump PR, not just the branch A security review of the workflow found the idempotency guard incomplete. It checked only whether codex/dev-version-<v> existed as a branch, so an open bump PR whose head branch had been deleted left the check passing: the job would recreate the branch and then fail on gh pr create with "already exists", turning a successful release red for a repair that was already queued. Now checks for an open PR against dev first, then the branch. GH_TOKEN is already in scope for that step, so no new permission is needed. Also records the two residual gaps the review accepted rather than fixed: the GITHUB_OUTPUT write truncates rather than appends (equivalent today, not append-safe later), and no test exercises that output path. * fix(release): reuse an orphaned bump branch and write package.json atomically Two review findings from the maintainer on #3013. An existing branch was treated as terminal success: if a prior run pushed the branch and then failed at pull-request creation, every rerun exited 0 with no pull request, leaving the repair permanently unqueued. The job now fetches the branch, asserts it carries exactly the one-line package.json bump to the expected version, fails closed on anything else, and resumes pull-request creation. The rewrite used a direct write of package.json. scripts/AGENTS.md requires atomic replacement for package metadata, and this script is also the manual recovery path, so an interrupt mid-write would strand an uninstallable checkout. It now writes a sibling temp file, renames it into place, and removes the temp on failure. Two regressions cover it: no debris after a successful rewrite, and a byte-identical original when the write fails. * test(release): skip the unwritable-target case on Windows The read-only-directory test proves the atomic write fails closed, but chmod 0500 is not access control on Windows: the temp write would succeed there and the test would go red for a reason unrelated to the behavior under test. This file is a general suite member, so the Windows shards run it. Guarded with the same process.platform === win32 skip that tests/codex-native-residue.test.ts already uses for its EACCES case. The POSIX runners keep the coverage.
* docs(devlog): record why the Kiro terminal-wording fix failed and what replaces it Round one added terminal semantics to both injected surfaces and the defect recurred anyway: the serving proxy (PID 55727, v2.37.0, started 09:23:37) ran from a checkout with that commit as an ancestor, and the failure came back at 09:27. The mechanism was never a second turn continuing past its answer. A 1454-char answer-shaped message and the next exec call left one inference 4ms apart with sendCount 1. The text proves it: a permission question glued with no separator to a sentence that overrides it. The model asked and answered itself. Root cause is expressibility, not enforcement. The contract described two states (still working, fully done) for a model that has three, and the retry message read as a ban on asking. Continuing to work was the only endorsed move left. Records the measured regression boundary that rules out every gating design: across 644 rollouts, same-inference prose plus a real tool call occurs 26 times, 4 question-tailed at 1329-1938 chars and 22 legitimate at 608-3141, overlapping completely. * fix(kiro): let a blocking question be the final answer so the model stops answering itself Round one made the completion tool terminal and the defect came back anyway. Terminality was never the gap. The failing message and the next exec call left ONE inference 4ms apart with sendCount 1. The text shows two emissions merged: a permission question glued with no separator to a sentence that overrides it. The model asked the user something and then answered itself, in one breath. The contract described two states -- still working, fully done -- for a model that has three. Prose does not end the turn, the completion tool meant the task was finished, and a real tool call continues the turn, so "I need a decision before I can go on" was not expressible. The retry message closed the last door: "Do not ask the user for another task" was meant to stop soliciting new work, but it reads as a ban on asking anything, and it is the one instruction the model sees at the moment it fails to complete. Continuing to work was the only endorsed move left. So the third state is now expressible on every surface that describes when to complete: the injected contract, the retry message, the completion tool's schema description, and its answer property. The schema half mattered -- it is what the model reads while CHOOSING, and it admitted only "fully complete", which round one left untouched. No adapter gate, on evidence. Across 644 rollouts the same-inference prose-plus-tool shape occurs 26 times: 4 question-tailed at 1329-1938 chars, 22 legitimate at 608-3141. They overlap completely, and at flushOpen the adapter knows only that a non-completion tool was emitted, its identity, and its arguments. Every gate would be a coin flip on whether a user sees their agent's work. Ask-tool isolation was measured unreachable (8 ask calls, ask-then-another-tool 0 times) and the predecessor already shipped and reverted one guard for an unreachable path. Tests: the contract assertions were driven red against the old strings first. The non-regression test is parameterized over the measured overlap and passes byte-identically with the constants stashed and restored. Two hostile-catalog tests pin the contract arriving complete at both budget extremes, each asserting its own precondition so neither can pass while charging less than it claims. This is influence, not enforcement. Kiro accepts only automatic or no tool choice, so no typed pause protocol can be forced upstream, and the good and bad event streams are observationally identical at the adapter. The tests prove the contract is delivered, not that the model obeys it. * fix(kiro): cover information and clarification, not just decisions Review findings from PR #3031. The pause clause said "blocked on a decision only the user can make". A model that cannot continue without an account id, a missing path, or a disambiguation is stuck exactly as hard, but that is not a decision, so the clause did not reach it and the original ask-and-self-answer path stayed open for a common class of question. The trigger now names a decision, information, or a clarification on all four surfaces: the injected contract, the retry message, the completion tool's schema description, and its answer property. The non-regression test asserted counts and payloads but not positions, so a reordered stream or an early done followed by a second one would still have passed. It now pins commentary before the call starts, every argument delta inside the call, and exactly one terminal after it closes. docs-site gains the pause semantics in the adapter reference: a blocking question arrives as final text with the turn ended, not as commentary and not as a client tool call. The seven translated locales get the same statement so none of them contradicts the English source.
afc1cc5 (#3031) is on dev, so both Kiro post-answer units are records of work already visible in public history and belong in _fin. Records what shipped across all four injected surfaces, why review changed the design twice (ask-tool isolation dropped as unreachable, a test precondition that could not fail, a schema description still admitting only a completed answer, and a trigger too narrow to cover a missing value), what was deliberately not built and on what measurement, and the limit: this is influence, not enforcement, and the tests prove contract delivery rather than model compliance. The 260830 unit moves too. It already carried its own close-out and landed-state verification, and its fix has been public since f5a625c.
…d client-version floor (#3035) * docs(devlog): plan the priority-70+ entitlement and spill train Roadmap cycle for #3022, #3023, and #3011. Research lanes established three things the issues did not: - The repository already contains a live measurement (260817 unit) that contradicts its own bundled snapshot: upstream returns gpt-5.6 only at client_version >= 0.144.0, while the snapshot records 0.142.2. The tier-3 floor derives from that snapshot, so background sync asks a question upstream answers with an empty gated set. - An empty parsed roster produces a truthy Set, so it is recorded as a CONFIRMED negative with the 5-minute success TTL rather than the 15-second failure TTL. A size>0 guard does not cover the reported short roster, which contains gpt-5.5 while every gated slug is absent. - PR #3018 fixes the /healthz stall correctly but leaves a shutdown boundary: flushResponseState never awaits responseSpillPublicationTail, and residents over 2 MiB are excluded from the snapshot, so a continuation can be lost. wp3 therefore lands a drain on top of that head instead of merging as-is. Docs only; no production code in this commit. * docs(devlog): amend the train after a FAIL plan audit An adversarial sol-high plan auditor returned FAIL with four blockers, all verified in-tree before acceptance: - wp1's single account-wide flag would have applied model-scoped doubt as an account-wide denial. confirmed is one bit for the whole roster and every projection drops the account when it is false, so the draft would have hidden gpt-5.5 and gpt-5.4 too, and denied gpt-daybreak-blue-latest, which is gated but has no snapshot row and therefore no measured minimum. Split into an account-scoped usable-answer test and a model-scoped absence-authority test; positive evidence needs no version check. - wp2's refresh rule missed forever when logged out: the main account is always a candidate but is filtered out before any cache entry exists, so every poll re-entered the resolver. Needs a bounded negative memo for absent credentials. - wp3's drain was not actually bounded. The async icacls timer kills the child and still awaits proc.exited, and the draft's snapshot fallback is impossible because oversized residents are excluded from snapshots. - wp2's diagnostic had no transport: /api/models is a bare array the GUI and ocx export both depend on. Split to wp4 with /api/providers as the home. Also corrected an over-claim: 372000 in the snapshot does not feed NATIVE_GPT56_CONTEXT_WINDOW, which is independently 272000 and overrides it, so leaving the snapshot stale is behaviourally safe. Docs only. * docs(devlog): collapse wp1 and bound wp3 after a second FAIL audit Round 2 closed two blockers and kept two open. Both remaining ones were real. wp1's model-scoped absence rule is not implementable inside a symptom fix. The answering client_version is recorded on the cache entry but discarded when the snapshot is built, and the three projections are positive-only: a third boolean term either narrows redundantly or widens into granting a model upstream never gave. Unknown has no slot to occupy. wp1 is now Change 1 plus the account-scoped empty-roster fix only; the tri-state contract becomes wp5. The round-1 draft also asserted that gpt-5.5 survives over-denial, but gpt-5.5 is not in ACCOUNT_GATED_NATIVE_OPENAI_MODELS, so it was never at risk and the test was vacuous. Withdrawn with 2b. wp3's cap-expiry fallback was outside its own cap: the synchronous writer hardens directory and temp as separate calls and each resolves its own 30s budget, documented at ~90s worst case. A 5s cap followed by a 60s fallback is not a bound. wp3 now requires one end-to-end budget, remaining-budget plumbing, and explicit supersession so a late writer cannot overwrite the fallback. Three regressions the first list omitted are added, and the split condition is now abandon-and-file rather than hang. wp4 dropped an unreachable state: wp1 makes every empty roster unconfirmed, and without a completeness marker the system cannot honestly claim an account owns nothing. Docs only. * docs(devlog): clear wp1 and correct a wrong baseline in wp3 Round 3 closed blocker 1 and positively traced the reduced wp1 to a fix for #3022: with tier 3 raised to the measured 0.144.0, a fresh install with no runtime file and no inbound version queries upstream under a version that returns the gated rows, and catalog projection retains them. Two corrections. wp3 had two requirements that cancel: entering the fallback at cap expiry while also giving the fallback the remaining budget leaves it zero time when the drain spends the deadline. The budget is now split up front with a reserved fallback slice sized for two separate harden calls. More seriously, wp3 claimed abandoning an outstanding job equals today's behaviour. It does not. On dev, oversized candidates are published synchronously before the request returns, so dev has no shutdown-loss window for that case. Abandonment matches PR #3018's head instead, which is the state that introduced the loss. Measuring a regression against an unmerged PR rather than dev is how a regression gets waved through. The split condition is withdrawn: wp3 lands the bounded fallback or #3018 stays unmerged, since dev is correct on durability and only slow on Windows. wp4 gained a prerequisite: parsed-empty and network failure produce the identical cache entry today, so the diagnostic cannot honestly name them separately until failure provenance is recorded. Docs only. * docs(devlog): record the wp0 roadmap receipt and what the audits changed Verification ran on lidge, not locally: privacy scan and typecheck exit 0, and repo-hygiene passes 12/12. That file is the focused check that actually covers a devlog change, so it is the right narrow gate for a docs-only phase. Also records the diff between the first draft and the landed roadmap, which is the real output of this phase: wp1 shrank after the audit showed it would apply model-scoped doubt as account-wide denial, wp3 inverted from review-and-merge to land-a-drain-then-merge, two work phases were born from blockers, and three vacuous or impossible test plans were caught before any code was written. * fix(codex): restore GPT-5.6 for entitled accounts by raising the gated client-version floor (#3022) 2.36.0 removed gpt-5.6 sol/terra/luna from ChatGPT Plus accounts that own them; 2.35.0 shows them. Two independent defects, both in src/codex/model-entitlements.ts. The client-version floor used for background discovery is derived from the bundled snapshot, which records 0.142.2 for the gated rows. Upstream answers 0.142.2 with 200 and five models, none of them gpt-5.6; 0.144.0 and above return them. So the question we asked had an honest answer of "no gpt-5.6", and the fail-closed gate read that absence as a confirmed denial. The floor is now the highest of the derived value, an independently measured minimum of 0.144.0, and the existing fallback. Composed rather than hardcoded so a future snapshot recording a newer requirement takes over and the constant goes inert. Separately, an empty roster was treated as a confirmation. `models` is a Set and an empty Set is truthy, so `{"models":[]}` earned confirmed:true and the five-minute success TTL. That is absence of evidence recorded as evidence of absence, held for twenty times longer than a failure. A roster with no usable rows is now unconfirmed on the 15s failure TTL. Non-empty rosters are unchanged. The 15s TTL is demand-driven, not timer-driven: refetch happens only through /v1/models, Direct gated authorization, catalog sync and convergence, requests for one account and version coalesce onto a single flight, and distinct versions are capped at four concurrent per account. Dashboard polling does not reach this path today. Verification: eight regressions, each driven red against the unfixed source and green after. One existing assertion intentionally flips — tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts previously asserted an all-filtered roster was confirmed. The existing no-inbound test mocked upstream at minor >= 142, which is precisely why the suite never caught this; its threshold moves to >= 144. Refs #3022 #2886 --------- Co-authored-by: lidge-jun <lidge-jun@users.noreply.github.com>
…he wp3 review (#3036) wp2 (#3023) is planned to an implementable state and closed as a planning cycle. It does not claim an implementation, because there is none; that is registered as wp6. Four audit rounds, four correctness holes, all in the same place: what a deduplicated ensure operation is allowed to answer for. The flight key grew one term per round, each because a reviewer produced a concrete cross-answering sequence. Round 8's is the one worth remembering. Candidate set, client version, mutation epoch and identities can all be unchanged while an entry expires mid-flight, so a second caller computes an identical key, joins, and the resolver's now is fixed from the flight's start, meaning the account it came to refresh stays a cache hit. ocx export, the surface #3023 actually reported, then returns short rows having refreshed nothing. Final key: (candidate set, client version, mutation epoch, identity vector, workset). The identity vector exists because a mutation epoch cannot fence external auth.json writers, so a caller holding a new identity could otherwise join an old-identity flight. Also corrected: the negative-memo TTL is pinned at 5000 ms, its publication is fenced on the captured identity vector, and expiry is measured from the absence observation rather than settlement, since a flight that spent 30s in a credential refresh must not hand out evidence treated as 5s fresh. Three regressions the draft claimed as red are already green and no longer claimed. "Zero credential validation" is restated as zero token refresh and zero network, because a pure cache read needs a cross-process credential-generation signal that does not exist. Wait policy settled: one whole-ensure flight, caught fail-closed and never aborted by a management timeout, sidecar joining at 0 ms, management surfaces waiting up to 3000 ms from the flight's start. MODEL_ROSTER_TIMEOUT_MS is not a total bound. Records the wp1 shipped outcome (#3035, merged as 4bdc0f6) and the wp3 review, which returned FAIL: the drain, budget split and ordering are right, but supersession reached the state tracking and not the writer, so an abandoned writer could still publish to the filesystem and orphan a temp. Still in repair, not part of this change. No source change.
…ion (#3043) The 5.6 fix is published and proven on the installed runtime rather than only in CI. npm latest is 2.37.0 with gitHead 54e2274, and the tag, GitHub release and main all point at that same commit. Both required gates passed on that exact SHA as push events. Two things in the release path are worth writing down because both would have let a "released" claim stand on nothing. bun add -g reused a cached 2.37.0 built the previous day, before the fix existed. The version string matched and the bytes did not, so the only check that settles it is grepping the installed file. --force fixed it. The running proxy was serving the primary checkout, which sat four commits behind dev while /healthz reported version 2.37.0. So the health endpoint agreed with the release and the code did not. Fast-forwarded and restarted onto the global install. On that runtime, ocx models live lists sol, terra and luna as native/enabled, and /v1/models, /api/models and ocx export all carry them. That also confirms the warm path for the three surfaces #3023 names, which scopes the remaining wp6 work to TTL expiry rather than to the rows themselves.
* fix(windows): move response spill ACL work off event loop * fix(windows): drain response spills before shutdown snapshot * fix(windows): cancel abandoned spill publications * fix(shutdown): persist state before reporting spill cleanup failure * fix(shutdown): terminalize spills when fallback budget expires * fix(shutdown): guard and isolate spill terminalization * test(shutdown): make ACL reserve proof deterministic * fix(windows): bound async spill ACL attempts * fix(windows): abandon wedged ACL subprocesses --------- Co-authored-by: Ingwannu <ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(cursor): namespace bare client tools on the wire * fix(cursor): disambiguate client tool aliases
* feat(cli): add provenance-aware Codex CLI update inspection * fix(cli): distinguish Flatpak deployments from path components * fix(cli): scope Scoop provenance to Windows * fix(cli): stop duplicating snapshotted manager roots in the child environment The inspection launcher snapshots PATH, PATHEXT, and the Codex CLI version-manager root slots into a proof-bound launch context, then spawned the Bun child with the whole parent environment splatted on top. The manager-root values were therefore carried twice. Windows caps a process environment block at 32,767 characters, so a large-but-valid shell environment could stop the child from spawning and make the inspection command fail before producing a report. Only the manager-root slots are dropped from the inherited copy, because the snapshot already carries them as the values the inspection reads. PATH and PATHEXT stay inherited: the child still needs them to resolve its own tooling, and the snapshot copy must remain a pre-dotenv capture rather than a live lookup. Verified that 'ocx system codex-cli-update check --json' produces byte-identical output before and after the change. * fix(cli): resolve configured Codex paths and drop duplicated inspection env Two inspection-launch defects found in review. A configured CODEX_CLI_PATH may legitimately be cwd-relative, such as ./tools/codex, and the ordinary runtime resolver accepts and executes it. Inspection only trusts absolute local paths, so such a candidate was reported as candidate_path_unavailable even though it is supported. The launcher now captures the absolute form while the original working directory is still authoritative; resolving it later would silently reinterpret it against a different cwd. The inspection snapshot also carries PATH, PATHEXT, and the version-manager root slots as proof-bound values, and inspectCodexCliInstall reads them from that snapshot rather than the live environment. The spawn still inherited the whole parent environment on top, so those values were carried twice against the 32,767-character Windows environment block; a large-but-valid shell environment could stop the child from spawning and fail the command before it reported anything. The duplicates are removed for the one-shot inspection launch only, so every other launch inherits its environment unchanged. Verified: a relative CODEX_CLI_PATH now reports candidateAvailable with an absolute location, and the default report is unchanged. * fix(cli): keep bare Codex commands, match env case, and free the JSON flag Three review follow-ups, two of them defects introduced by the previous commit. Resolving CODEX_CLI_PATH against the launch cwd was applied unconditionally, so a bare command such as `codex` became <cwd>/codex. The inspector then treated it as an explicit path and stopped searching the proof-captured PATH, reporting a working configuration as unavailable. Only values carrying a path separator or a drive prefix are resolved now; bare commands stay untouched for executable lookup. The inherited-environment de-duplication deleted only the canonical upper-case names. Windows environment names are case-insensitive but the spread produces an ordinary case-sensitive object, and a real Windows environment commonly spells the variable `Path`, so the duplicate survived and the environment-block fix did nothing there. Deletion now matches the lowercase form of every inherited key. parseCodexCliUpdateArgs also required `check` at index 0 before scanning for flags, so `ocx system codex-cli-update --json check` exited with usage code 2. That contradicts the CLI-wide contract that --json is accepted in any argv position. The flag is removed first, then the remaining positional grammar is validated, preserving duplicate detection and the single-action requirement. Verified on Windows: --json before check now succeeds, a relative path resolves to an absolute location, a bare command stays bare, and the default report is unchanged.
* fix(catalog): display effective model aliases in Codex picker * test(catalog): cover alias picker labels * test(catalog): cover alias precedence cases * fix(catalog): handle alias case drift
…ct (#2991) * fix(service): recover the Windows proxy task after a session disconnect * fix(service): re-register a stale scheduler task during repair * fix(service): scope session-recovery triggers to the installing account * fix(service): order scoped trigger fields and keep repair recoverable Three Windows lifecycle boundaries on the session-recovery trigger path. sessionStateChangeTriggerType orders its children as optional UserId, optional Delay, then required StateChange. The builder emitted StateChange first, which the local string validator accepts but schtasks /create rejects, so a scoped install and the stale-task repair both failed on a real host while every unit test stayed green. windowsTaskTriggerScopeAcceptable treated a prefixed <t:UserId> as absent, because taskXmlElementCount only counts unprefixed tags. A task actually scoped to another account could therefore be reported healthy whenever the expected identity lookup was unavailable. Prefixed forms are now rejected before the optional-field check. repairService stops the task before replacing a stale definition. A rejected /create /f, a cancelled elevation, or a staging failure threw past startScheduler and left a previously runnable proxy stopped, which is worse than the stale registration the user started with. The failure path now restarts the still-registered definition and rethrows the original error; install state is not rewritten because no replacement happened. * fix(service): restore the prior task after a failed repair A failed stale-task replacement can remove the attempt-owned registration during verification rollback. Starting whatever remains is therefore not enough: the previous live XML must be republished first. Capture the pre-repair registration, restore it from a private hardened stage on replacement failure, retry through the existing elevated registration path when needed, then restart it. Preserve the original replacement error when rollback succeeds, and aggregate rollback/restart failures when availability cannot be fully recovered. Also fully inject the repair dependencies in the original unit test. Its partial fake previously fell through to the machine-global Task Scheduler and replaced the real opencodex-proxy registration with a temporary test-home launcher while the test still passed. * fix(service): verify scoped task identity and repair outcome * fix(service): never overwrite or start a concurrently registered task The Windows scheduler task name is fixed per user, so any process can register it at any moment. The repair and fresh-install paths assumed the definition they inspected was still the definition they were acting on. Registration is now create-only unless the caller passes the exact predecessor XML it intends to replace. The precondition is checked before create and again immediately before elevation, and the elevated script re-queries schtasks and refuses to run /create /f when the live definition no longer matches. Only a base-healthy definition with no session triggers is treated as a refreshable legacy task; anything else is preserved for manual review instead of being overwritten. Repair now reads the registered XML before stopping the task, so an empty or unreadable query fails closed while the proxy is still running rather than after it has been stopped. After a successful replacement it reads the definition back and starts it only when it is healthy and owned by this attempt. Recovery from a failed replacement restarts the exact prior snapshot or an attempt-owned healthy residual, and leaves a healthy successor owned by another process registered but not started. The fresh install performs the same ownership readback between asset publication and the first run. Because those checks span UAC and asynchronous verification, mutating service subcommands hold a per-user SQLite write transaction for the whole operation, so a second process re-plans instead of racing. The lock is keyed on the effective user identity and runtime root rather than the environment, so the same SID cannot split it, and it lives outside OPENCODEX_HOME so it cannot make a fresh config root look pre-existing. * fix(service): keep repair available and name the real verification failure Three review follow-ups on the repair path. The pre-start readback treated an unreadable query as proof that the definition changed. The default read turns a failed schtasks query into an empty string, so a transient failure aborted after the task was already stopped and left a previously running proxy down. Only a readable definition that actually differs now blocks the restart. Repair judged the registration with the cached Windows identity alone, while the diagnostic path performs a bounded lookup. In a fresh process the cache is empty, so a task this same version wrote with a scoped UserId read as unhealthy, and the refreshable-legacy check also rejected it because it does carry session triggers. Repair then blamed a foreign definition for what was really an unresolved identity. It now resolves the account the same way the diagnostic does and, when the triggers name an account that still cannot be resolved, says so and points at re-running repair instead of naming the wrong cause. The mutation-lock suite also removed its temp directory immediately after a child exited, which can still see EBUSY on Windows while SQLite is unmapped. Cleanup now retries briefly rather than failing an otherwise green assertion. * fix(service): harden Windows repair verification * fix(service): retry fresh scheduler verification
* feat(codex): add durable reset-credit operation ledger * fix(codex): snapshot reset-credit ledger generations * fix(codex): bound reset-credit ledger recovery validation * test(codex): harden reset-credit ledger invariants * fix(codex): reject partial reset-credit ledger loss * test(codex): prove reset-credit ledger rollback boundaries --------- Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
) * test(service): block live scheduler mutation under the test guard The repository test runner rewrites HOME and OPENCODEX_HOME, but Windows Task Scheduler is machine-global. A partially-faked repair test fell through the default scheduler runner, replaced the user's real opencodex-proxy task with a temporary test-home launcher, passed, and then deleted that launcher during cleanup. When the explicit test-home guard is armed, allow only read-only /query calls to the live scheduler runner. Every create, delete, run, end, or change operation must be injected. Production is inert because only the repository test preload arms this guard. The regression drives a valid fresh registration through the default create path. Before the fix its fake recorder receives /create /tn opencodex-proxy ... /f; after the fix the call is rejected before even the recorder. * fix(service): block native cleanup under test guard
#3027) * feat(opencode): export reasoning efforts as opencode V2 model variants opencode exposes reasoning effort as model variants and honours them only under the V2 `providers` block: a `variants` array inside the legacy `provider` block is parsed and then dropped (verified against opencode 0.0.0-beta-18684). opencodex wrote only the legacy block, so every routed model appeared without a selectable effort, while pi — which receives `thinkingLevelMap` in its own models.json — could set it. Emit both generations: `provider.opencodex` (V1, bytes unchanged) and `providers.opencodex` (V2, one variant per declared effort in canonical ladder order). Both blocks name the same provider and model ids, and opencode V2 merges them into a single provider entry, so no model is listed twice in the picker. Models without a ladder carry no `variants` key, and no model-level default effort is written: the proxy keeps applying its own configured default when a request carries no effort. * fix(opencode): harden the two-block export after review Follow-ups from a six-lens review of the model-variants change: - Drop `none` from the exported variants. The chat ingress filters wire efforts against OUTPUT_CONFIG_EFFORTS, which has no `none`, so selecting it sent no effort at all and fell back to the proxy default — a selectable value that could not do what its label said. Same call MCode makes for its picker. - Build both generations in one pass and export the pair as `OpencodeProviderBlocks`, so endpoint, model set, names, and variants cannot drift apart and the launcher stops allocating twice and discarding half. - Read the effort ladder from the catalog in `ocx export` instead of a parallel map over the raw rows: that map was first-wins across rows the catalog had already dropped, so a disabled duplicate could donate its ladder to the visible entry. - Detect a provider override in either generation, not only the legacy one. The launcher replaces both blocks, so a V2-only config now warns like a V1 one. - Classify a fragment the record does not name: refuse when a value we did not write occupies it, report drift when it is empty. Without the second half an installation predating the V2 block read `current` forever and never received its variants; without the first, a refresh would have replaced a block the user merged by hand. - Give the V2 entry its own `limit` object instead of sharing one by reference. Tests cover the launcher's ladder path, the writer putting variants on disk, the one-fragment legacy migration, the new container in the non-object table, and the detection cases that previously read the developer's real config instead of their own fixture. * docs(opencode): carry the two-block export through locales and CLI help Guides, `ocx opencode` help, and the CLI reference named only `provider.opencodex`. A reader who followed them merged half of what opencodex writes and got no reasoning effort at all. Updated the English pages, the seven locales that contradicted them, and the CLI help text; no translated page now claims a single block. * fix(opencode): client-neutral merge message for export The export CLI prints this instruction for every client, but only opencode generates two provider blocks; pi, hermes, kimi, and the rest emit one (or a models table). "Merge these provider blocks" was therefore wrong for most clients. Say "configuration" so the guidance holds for all of them. Addresses the CodeRabbit "Use client-neutral merge guidance" review comment. * docs(opencode): dual-block prose through every locale guide CodeRabbit found leftover single-block wording in the translated guides now that opencodex emits both `provider.opencodex` and `providers.opencodex`. Every locale quick start, override-detection, inline-runtime, and override-note passage now names both blocks as the English source does, and the layer tables carry a trailing pipe (MD055). English pages also gained the `none` exclusion note in the variant description. * docs(config-export): pin the verified opencode version at the V2 package constant The V2 provider package string is the one part of the export that can break silently when opencode moves its package table between releases. Record that it was verified against opencode 0.0.0-beta-18684 — the same build the PR description cites — so a future bump knows to re-check it. * docs(opencode): drop "only" from the inline-runtime table row The inline layer does not receive exclusively the two generated blocks: any inherited inline config is preserved and merged, so "only" contradicted the merge behavior documented in the same section. Applies to the English guide and all seven locales that mirrored it. Addresses the CodeRabbit follow-up on the OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT table wording. * docs(opencode): drop "only" from the inline-runtime table row (locales) Completes the EN/fr fix: the inline layer does not receive exclusively the two generated blocks, because inherited inline config is preserved and merged. The remaining six locales mirrored the same single-word mismatch.
…r load (#3055) The drain expiry in "shutdown cleanup failure still persists unrelated response state and reports failure" is forced by the icacls gate, not by the clock. The 80ms fallback reserve, however, was a real wall-clock value, and on a loaded runner it could expire before the unrelated response finished persisting. When it did, fallbackPendingResponseSpills terminalized resp_cleanup_unrelated into a spill-failed tombstone and the replay assertion failed. Observed on a Linux host at origin/dev: 8 parallel runs of this single test ranged from 2.08s to 109.38s, and a 6-way parallel run reproduced the failure once. GitHub CI hit it on test 2/4 twice in a row. Sizing the reserve so it cannot be the thing that runs out keeps the assertion exactly as it was — the gate still forces the drain to expire, the cleanup failure is still injected, and the unrelated response must still replay.
Aside's custom-provider catalog at ~/.aside/u/<accountId>/models.json carries the same schema as Pi, so registration reuses buildPiClientConfig and summarizePi rather than restating the shape. The new problem is the account root: ~/.aside/accounts.json names currentAccountId, so the resolver reads the real current account and refuses a relative override the way dshHomeDir does. Aside's provider block cannot carry the x-opencodex-api-key header, so the client is loopbackOnly and a non-loopback bind is refused instead of writing a config that would 401 at first use. Includes a follow-up fix found by CI: the direct writer path resolved only one of the two Aside paths, and an audit fix narrowing unresolvedPathHintFor's catch to a ClientPathError so a future implementor's TypeError cannot surface as a quietly degraded not-installed badge.
…urfaces (#3050) The rollback journal rendered as an unbounded flat list beneath the cards on both Integrations surfaces, so every toggle piled on another row forever and pushed the real controls off-screen. It is now bounded and collapsed by default: the newest entry and its undo stay reachable without expanding anything, and older entries reveal a page at a time behind a native details/summary disclosure, which keeps them operable by keyboard. The overview names the client on every row because a row there is ambiguous without it; a client tab omits it because the heading already says it. Also drops an 'as IntegrationJournalRow' cast from the test fixture. gui/tests sits outside every tsconfig include, so the cast was the only thing standing between the fixture and a compile error, and it had been hiding a clientId this build does not have.
CLIENT_MARKS gave a brand mark to two of eleven clients; the other nine fell back to a monogram, so the client list read as a wall of letters. Each added mark is the vendor's own, taken from a first-party source and recorded with its provenance and retrieval date in gui/public/provider-icons/README.md. No mark is borrowed from another product, and a client whose vendor publishes no usable first-party mark keeps its monogram rather than getting an invented one.
* fix(codex): refresh expired management entitlements * test(codex): pin negative memo publication fences
Aside was registered as an export client but had no way to reach it from the dashboard, so connecting it meant the CLI. It now appears on the Integrations page as a file client like the others: the card reports detection state, the connect control toggles it, and the copy is carried across all nine locales. Also fixes a defect CI found in the first pass: the direct writer path resolved only one of Aside's two paths, so a write could land against a stale root.
…ng (#3065) Aside publishes no favicon.svg, so it was recorded as having no first-party mark. The installed application ships one: the vendor names the module official-brand-symbol and renders it across Aside's own onboarding, permission, and settings screens. The single 24x24 evenodd path was lifted verbatim into an SVG with its original viewBox and currentColor fill. Rendering all nine marks at 28px on both themes then exposed an older defect. Each mark draws as an <img> over a transparent background, so a single-ink logo is visible against only one theme: prime is white and vanishes in light mode, opencode and kimi are near-black and vanish in dark. Monochrome marks now draw through a CSS mask tinted with the row's text color, matching what provider-icon-mask already does; multi-color marks stay <img> so a brand palette is not flattened into one ink. The uniqueness test now collects both rendering paths; it asserted <img> src only, so a masked mark could go missing or collide and still pass.
…ted (#3060) MAINTAINERS.md said no branch protection rule is configured, so code-owner approval and the maintainer-approval requirement were a convention rather than a gate. AGENTS.md repeated it. Both are wrong: dev, main, and preview each carry an active repository ruleset, and Protect dev requires a reviewed pull request while blocking force-pushes and deletion. The claim was believable because rulesets do not appear in the classic /branches/{branch}/protection endpoint, which returns 404 for all three. Also documents the maintain/admin pull_request bypass, so an owner merge that skips the approval requirement reads as an exercised bypass rather than the documented normal case.
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When an existing OpenCode integration has the legacy one-fragment ownership record and the user independently created a different providers.opencodex block, this new check classifies the integration as conflicting. disableIntegration uses the same classifier but removes only record.fragmentPaths, so it could safely remove the owned legacy block without touching the user's V2 block; instead, disabling is now permanently refused. Restrict this new-fragment conflict check to apply/refresh, or classify disable against only the recorded paths.
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On every /api/models or /api/client-config request, this runs before the cache-freshness check and calls currentCredentialIdentity for every configured account. For pool accounts that calls readCodexAccountRecord, which reloads, parses, and hardens the entire credential store separately for each account; even a fully fresh cache therefore performs O(accounts²) synchronous file work on Bun's request thread. Snapshot the store once or use the mutation epoch to avoid these reads during steady-state polling.
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The hint is non-empty for every Aside ClientPathError, so this reports absent not only when accounts.json is missing before first sign-in, but also when an existing manifest is unreadable JSON or has an invalid currentAccountId. In those latter cases the account selection cannot be trusted and the API/UI incorrectly says the client is not installed rather than exposing the existing unsafe/unresolvable failure state. Distinguish the missing-manifest case from malformed or unreadable manifests before applying the hint.
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…ern (#3075) CodeQL js/redos, high severity, found on the v2.38.0 promotion PR. The prerelease section used the semver.org pattern verbatim. Its three identifier alternatives overlap: 0 | [1-9]\d* | [0-9A-Za-z-]*[A-Za-z-][0-9A-Za-z-]* and wrapping that in (?:\.identifier)* lets a backtracking engine try an exponential number of ways to split the same string. The cost is real, not theoretical. "0.0.0-0." followed by repetitions of "--." took 522ms for a single 125-character input — inside the 128-character ceiling this module enforces, and inside the 96-character one its only caller passes. A length cap does not fix superlinear growth; it only picks where on the curve the input lands. Going from 20 to 39 repetitions moved 16ms to 524ms. Match the prerelease in one non-backtracking pass and validate each identifier separately with anchored regexes that contain no repeated alternation. Same input took 0.024ms afterwards. Behaviour is unchanged: 36 grammar cases spanning the semver.org examples and the leading-zero, empty-identifier and malformed rejections agree with the old pattern exactly, and the parsed core/prerelease shape is identical. The regressions fail against the old pattern at 524ms and 520ms.
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- Line 37: Update the fenced code block at the affected location to include the
text language identifier, preserving its contents and closing fence.
In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/agents.md`:
- Line 250: Clarify the `aside` row’s manifest path description to explicitly
state that `<account>` is replaced by the account whose `accounts.json` entry is
current, while preserving the existing unreadable-manifest behavior.
In `@gui/src/components/apikeys-workspace/client-config-clients.ts`:
- Around line 35-64: Update the documentation comment above CLIENT_MARKS to
account for mcode alongside gajae and hermes, describing why mcode intentionally
has no first-party mark; if mcode should have an asset instead, add its verified
mark entry to CLIENT_MARKS. Ensure the documented missing-client count matches
the map and monogram fallback behavior.
In `@gui/src/pages/integrations/RestoreDialog.tsx`:
- Around line 89-95: The RestoreDialog dialog currently exposes the backdrop
button as the first focusable descendant, allowing initial focus to land on an
invisible dismiss control. Update the dialog structure so the visible
.modal-card controls receive initial focus before the backdrop, or handle
backdrop dismissal on the dialog element itself; add a browser regression
verifying visible initial focus and that Enter or Space does not immediately
close the restore confirmation.
In `@MAINTAINERS.md`:
- Around line 87-88: Update the CI workflow configuration associated with the
generated dev-version bump pull requests so their PR head receives a trusted CI
result and satisfies the required ci check. Align the trigger with the
codex/dev-version-* branches produced by the version-bump workflow, or document
the maintainer procedure for running and recording equivalent CI before merge.
In `@src/adapters/cursor/tool-definitions.ts`:
- Around line 173-174: Update the choice-matching branches in the tool selection
logic to require !tool.namespace for both the raw tool.name comparison and
cursorToolChoiceAliases(tool) matching. Preserve complete wire-name matching so
namespaced tools remain selectable only by their full identifiers.
In `@src/cli/opencode.ts`:
- Around line 467-470: Update buildOpencodeConfig to obtain both provider blocks
through buildOpencodeProviderBlocksFromCatalog in a single pass, then pass the
resulting V1 and V2 blocks to mergeOpencodeRuntimeConfig. Preserve the existing
configuration inputs and remove the separate
buildOpencodeProviderBlock/buildOpencodeV2ProviderBlock calls from this
production path.
In `@src/codex/cli-install-provenance.ts`:
- Line 520: Resolve the unused manifest digest in PackageManifestEvidence and
its report path: either expose the computed digest through the report field
backing “package_manifest_digest”, or remove the digest computation and the
corresponding CodexCliInstallEvidence label if it is not part of the contract.
Keep the manifest version, root, and binPath reporting unchanged.
- Around line 637-639: Introduce a POSIX pre-inspection report helper near
unknownReport that preserves the existing report data while setting shim.status
to "unknown" and backingKind to null, then use it for every return that occurs
before inspectShim, including the configDir, candidate-path, and
inspection-failure branches identified in the diff. Keep unknownReport unchanged
for paths where the existing not-tracked semantics are still valid.
In `@src/codex/model-entitlements.ts`:
- Around line 584-586: Update resolveCodexEntitlementClientVersion and the
entitlement refresh flow so queries always use selectedVersion rather than a
newer gated-model version floor. Preserve the existing hasUnknownGatedAbsence
handling and TTL behavior; if polling must be reduced, implement a version-keyed
backoff or TTL without changing the queried client version.
In `@src/codex/reset-credit-recovery.ts`:
- Around line 37-38: Consolidate the duplicate patterns by deriving the
coordinator-local OPERATION_ID_PATTERN from
CODEX_RESET_CREDIT_OPERATION_ID_PATTERN using its source with case-insensitive
matching, and add a concise comment explaining that coordinator IDs may use
either case while durable ledger IDs must remain canonical lowercase and reject
uppercase corruption.
In `@src/lib/windows-elevation.ts`:
- Around line 679-682: Update the replacement precondition read around
Normalize-OcxTaskXml to obtain the current task XML with explicit UTF-16LE
decoding, preferably via Export-ScheduledTask from the imported ScheduledTasks
module or by decoding raw schtasks output bytes before converting to text.
Preserve the existing exit/error checks and normalized comparison against
expectedXml.
In `@src/lib/windows-service-mutation-lock.ts`:
- Line 108: Update the operation error handling around operationError so a
rejection with undefined remains distinguishable from successful completion.
Track whether operation() failed separately from the caught error value, and use
that failure state when deciding whether to reject or return the result.
In `@src/responses/state.ts`:
- Around line 1510-1515: Update the eviction loop around recomputeOldestResident
to reuse the maintained oldestResidentId instead of materializing and rescanning
states for oldestResident and hasPendingResident on each iteration. Use the
existing incremental state to select the next resident, while preserving the
break behavior when no eligible resident remains and the existing fallback for
non-resident entries.
In `@tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts`:
- Line 39: Remove the duplicate account-store import in
tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts, keeping the existing import of
readCodexAccountRecord and saveCodexAccountCredential and deleting only the
redundant declaration.
In `@tests/config.test.ts`:
- Around line 2623-2626: Add a rejection-path test alongside the existing
hardenConfigDir deduplication test, using windowsAcl.hardenSecretDirAsync to
reject and flushConfigDirHardeningForTests to await settlement; verify the
rejection is swallowed and a subsequent hardenConfigDir call starts a new
flight, invoking the spy twice.
In `@tests/responses-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 149-221: Extract the duplicated child-process watchdog flow from
runShutdownBudgetChild and runNeverSettlingAclChild into one generic helper.
Parameterize the helper with the child script name, argument, watchdog base, and
error label, while preserving pipe reads before awaiting exit, timeout SIGKILL
behavior, timer cleanup, exit validation, and last-line JSON parsing; update
both callers to use it.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/reference/adapters.md`:
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END_TURN and STOP_SEQUENCE keep ordinary text as commentary and remain eligible
for the compatibility completion path according to the Kiro contract. Revise the
surrounding statements about explicit stop reasons, absent stopReason, and the
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| | `zcode` | `~/.zcode/v2/config.json` (`ZCODE_DATA_DIR` wins when set; a relative value is refused) | `config.json` | none — loopback placeholder | | ||
| | `prime` | `~/.prime/agent/models.json` (`PRIME_AGENT_CODING_AGENT_DIR` wins when set; a relative value is refused) | `prime-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder | | ||
| | `aside` | `~/.aside/u/<account>/models.json` for the account Aside's own `accounts.json` names as current; an unreadable manifest is refused rather than defaulting to an account | `aside-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder | |
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Clarify how the Aside account is selected.
Line 250 does not clearly state which account replaces <account>. State that the path uses the account whose accounts.json entry is current.
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-| `aside` | `~/.aside/u/<account>/models.json` for the account Aside's own `accounts.json` names as current; an unreadable manifest is refused rather than defaulting to an account | `aside-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder |
+| `aside` | `~/.aside/u/<account>/models.json` for the account whose entry Aside's own `accounts.json` marks as current; an unreadable manifest is refused rather than defaulting to an account | `aside-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder |As per coding guidelines: docs-site/ is the public user-documentation source.
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| | `aside` | `~/.aside/u/<account>/models.json` for the account Aside's own `accounts.json` names as current; an unreadable manifest is refused rather than defaulting to an account | `aside-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder | | |
| | `aside` | `~/.aside/u/<account>/models.json` for the account whose entry Aside's own `accounts.json` marks as current; an unreadable manifest is refused rather than defaulting to an account | `aside-models.json` | none — loopback placeholder | |
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/agents.md` at line 250, Clarify the
`aside` row’s manifest path description to explicitly state that `<account>` is
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Preserve an undefined rejection.
If operation() rejects with undefined, Lines 111-113 leave operationError equal to the success sentinel. Line 123 then returns undefined instead of rejecting, so a caller can treat a failed service mutation as successful. Track failure separately from the caught value.
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let result: T;
let operationError: unknown;
+let operationFailed = false;
try {
result = await operation();
} catch (error) {
+ operationFailed = true;
operationError = error;
}
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| let operationError: unknown; | |
| let result: T; | |
| let operationError: unknown; | |
| let operationFailed = false; | |
| try { | |
| result = await operation(); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| operationFailed = true; | |
| operationError = error; | |
| } | |
| ... | |
| if (operationFailed) throw operationError; |
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In `@src/lib/windows-service-mutation-lock.ts` at line 108, Update the operation
error handling around operationError so a rejection with undefined remains
distinguishable from successful completion. Track whether operation() failed
separately from the caught error value, and use that failure state when deciding
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| const oldestResident = [...states].find(([id, entry]) => entry.kind === "resident" | ||
| && pendingResponseSpillById.get(id)?.candidate !== entry); | ||
| const hasPendingResident = !oldestResident && [...states].some(([id, entry]) => entry.kind === "resident" | ||
| && pendingResponseSpillById.get(id)?.candidate === entry); | ||
| if (hasPendingResident) break; | ||
| const oldestId = oldestResident?.[0] ?? states.keys().next().value as string | undefined; |
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Reuse oldestResidentId instead of rescanning states twice per eviction iteration.
Lines 1510 and 1512 each build a full [...states] array inside the while (storedResponseBytes > byteCap()) loop. The previous code used states.keys().next().value, which is O(1). The loop can now run once per resident, so the byte-cap eviction path is O(n²) in resident count with two array materializations per iteration.
On Windows the cost is highest, because line 1523 queues instead of writing and does not reduce storedResponseBytes. Each iteration therefore advances by excluding the newly queued candidate, and the loop keeps scanning until line 1514 breaks. With the 1000-entry MAX_STORED_RESPONSES bound that is up to ~2×10⁶ element copies in one synchronous burst on the request path. This is the same event loop that issue #3011 is trying to keep responsive for /healthz and proxy requests.
The predicate on line 1511 is already maintained incrementally: recomputeOldestResident (line 632) applies the identical pendingResponseSpillById.get(id)?.candidate === state exclusion when it sets oldestResidentId. Read that value instead of rederiving it.
♻️ Proposed refactor to drop the per-iteration scans
while (storedResponseBytes > byteCap() && states.size > 0) {
- const oldestResident = [...states].find(([id, entry]) => entry.kind === "resident"
- && pendingResponseSpillById.get(id)?.candidate !== entry);
- const hasPendingResident = !oldestResident && [...states].some(([id, entry]) => entry.kind === "resident"
- && pendingResponseSpillById.get(id)?.candidate === entry);
- if (hasPendingResident) break;
- const oldestId = oldestResident?.[0] ?? states.keys().next().value as string | undefined;
+ // `oldestResidentId` already excludes residents pinned by a pending spill job.
+ let oldestId = oldestResidentId;
+ if (oldestId === undefined) {
+ // No evictable resident. Stop if a pinned resident is the only thing over cap;
+ // otherwise fall back to dropping the oldest stub/tombstone.
+ if (residentResponseBytes > 0) break;
+ oldestId = states.keys().next().value as string | undefined;
+ }
if (!oldestId) break;recomputeOldestResident runs after every queue, release, and replacement, so oldestResidentId stays current across iterations.
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In `@src/responses/state.ts` around lines 1510 - 1515, Update the eviction loop
around recomputeOldestResident to reuse the maintained oldestResidentId instead
of materializing and rescanning states for oldestResident and hasPendingResident
on each iteration. Use the existing incremental state to select the next
resident, while preserving the break behavior when no eligible resident remains
and the existing fallback for non-resident entries.
| import { clearCodexRuntimeResolveCache, loadPersistedCodexRuntime } from "../src/codex/runtime"; | ||
| import { ACCOUNT_GATED_NATIVE_OPENAI_MODELS } from "../src/codex/catalog/native-models"; | ||
| import upstreamModelsSnapshot from "../src/codex/data/upstream-models.json"; | ||
| import { readCodexAccountRecord, saveCodexAccountCredential } from "../src/codex/account-store"; |
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Remove the duplicate account-store import.
tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts imports readCodexAccountRecord and saveCodexAccountCredential at lines 32–35 and again at line 39. The duplicate lexical bindings prevent the test module from loading, so its entitlement tests cannot run. Delete the import at line 39.
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In `@tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts` at line 39, Remove the duplicate
account-store import in tests/codex-model-entitlements.test.ts, keeping the
existing import of readCodexAccountRecord and saveCodexAccountCredential and
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| const spy = spyOn(windowsAcl, "hardenSecretDirAsync").mockImplementation(async () => { | ||
| await pending; | ||
| return { ok: true }; | ||
| }); |
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Consider adding a rejection-path case for the new fire-and-forget flight.
The new test correctly proves in-flight deduplication. The mock stays unsettled across both hardenConfigDir() calls, so toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) cannot pass by accident.
One failure mode of the new design is untested. src/config/paths.ts Line 42-47 builds the flight as .then(...).catch(...).finally(...). The .catch is what keeps a failed hardenSecretDirAsync from becoming an unhandled rejection, and the .finally is what removes the Map entry so a later call can retry. If a future edit drops the .catch or reorders it after the .finally, this suite still passes and the regression appears only as an unhandled rejection in CI logs.
A rejecting mock closes that gap and reuses the existing harness.
💚 Proposed additional test
test("hardenConfigDir swallows async ACL failure and clears the flight", async () => {
const origPlatform = process.platform;
Object.defineProperty(process, "platform", { value: "win32", configurable: true });
try {
const spy = spyOn(windowsAcl, "hardenSecretDirAsync")
.mockImplementation(async () => { throw new Error("icacls failed"); });
mkdirSync(testDir, { recursive: true });
hardenConfigDir();
// Must not reject: the flight owns its own .catch.
await flushConfigDirHardeningForTests();
// The settled flight was removed, so a later call starts a new one.
hardenConfigDir();
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2);
await flushConfigDirHardeningForTests();
spy.mockRestore();
} finally {
Object.defineProperty(process, "platform", { value: origPlatform, configurable: true });
}
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In `@tests/config.test.ts` around lines 2623 - 2626, Add a rejection-path test
alongside the existing hardenConfigDir deduplication test, using
windowsAcl.hardenSecretDirAsync to reject and flushConfigDirHardeningForTests to
await settlement; verify the rejection is swallowed and a subsequent
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| async function runShutdownBudgetChild( | ||
| scenario: "exhaustion" | "guard", | ||
| ): Promise<ShutdownBudgetChildResult> { | ||
| const timeoutMs = watchdogMs(3_000); | ||
| const child = Bun.spawn([ | ||
| process.execPath, | ||
| join(import.meta.dir, "helpers", "responses-state-shutdown-budget-child.ts"), | ||
| scenario, | ||
| ], { | ||
| cwd: join(import.meta.dir, ".."), | ||
| env: { ...process.env }, | ||
| stdout: "pipe", | ||
| stderr: "pipe", | ||
| }); | ||
| const stdoutPromise = new Response(child.stdout).text(); | ||
| const stderrPromise = new Response(child.stderr).text(); | ||
| let timedOut = false; | ||
| let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined; | ||
| const timeout = new Promise<number>(resolve => { | ||
| timer = setTimeout(() => { | ||
| timedOut = true; | ||
| try { child.kill("SIGKILL"); } catch { /* already exited */ } | ||
| void child.exited.then(resolve, () => resolve(-1)); | ||
| }, timeoutMs); | ||
| }); | ||
| const exitCode = await Promise.race([child.exited, timeout]); | ||
| if (timer !== undefined) clearTimeout(timer); | ||
| const [stdout, stderr] = await Promise.all([stdoutPromise, stderrPromise]); | ||
| if (timedOut) { | ||
| throw new Error(`response spill shutdown budget child timed out after ${timeoutMs}ms (${scenario})`); | ||
| } | ||
| if (exitCode !== 0) { | ||
| throw new Error(`response spill shutdown budget child exited ${exitCode} (${scenario}): ${stderr.trim()}`); | ||
| } | ||
| const line = stdout.trim().split(/\r?\n/).at(-1); | ||
| if (!line) throw new Error(`response spill shutdown budget child produced no result (${scenario})`); | ||
| return JSON.parse(line) as ShutdownBudgetChildResult; | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| async function runNeverSettlingAclChild( | ||
| mode: "principal" | "icacls", | ||
| ): Promise<NeverSettlingAclChildResult> { | ||
| const timeoutMs = watchdogMs(1_500); | ||
| const child = Bun.spawn([ | ||
| process.execPath, | ||
| join(import.meta.dir, "helpers", "responses-state-never-settling-acl-child.ts"), | ||
| mode, | ||
| ], { | ||
| cwd: join(import.meta.dir, ".."), | ||
| env: { ...process.env }, | ||
| stdout: "pipe", | ||
| stderr: "pipe", | ||
| }); | ||
| const stdoutPromise = new Response(child.stdout).text(); | ||
| const stderrPromise = new Response(child.stderr).text(); | ||
| let timedOut = false; | ||
| let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined; | ||
| const timeout = new Promise<number>(resolve => { | ||
| timer = setTimeout(() => { | ||
| timedOut = true; | ||
| try { child.kill("SIGKILL"); } catch { /* already exited */ } | ||
| void child.exited.then(resolve, () => resolve(-1)); | ||
| }, timeoutMs); | ||
| }); | ||
| const exitCode = await Promise.race([child.exited, timeout]); | ||
| if (timer !== undefined) clearTimeout(timer); | ||
| const [stdout, stderr] = await Promise.all([stdoutPromise, stderrPromise]); | ||
| if (timedOut) throw new Error(`never-settling ${mode} child timed out after ${timeoutMs}ms`); | ||
| if (exitCode !== 0) throw new Error(`never-settling ${mode} child exited ${exitCode}: ${stderr.trim()}`); | ||
| const line = stdout.trim().split(/\r?\n/).at(-1); | ||
| if (!line) throw new Error(`never-settling ${mode} child produced no result`); | ||
| return JSON.parse(line) as NeverSettlingAclChildResult; | ||
| } |
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Extract the duplicated child-spawn watchdog into one helper.
runShutdownBudgetChild (lines 149-186) and runNeverSettlingAclChild (lines 188-221) are the same 30-line block. Both spawn a helper script, start the stdout and stderr reads before awaiting exit, race child.exited against a setTimeout, SIGKILL on timeout, clear the timer, then parse the last stdout line. Only four things differ: the script name, the argument, the watchdog base, and the error label.
The logic itself is correct, including the important detail that lines 163-164 begin reading the pipes before line 174 awaits exit. The problem is that this careful sequence now exists twice, so a future fix to one copy can miss the other.
♻️ Proposed refactor to a single generic runner
+async function runHelperChild<T>(
+ script: string,
+ arg: string,
+ baseTimeoutMs: number,
+ label: string,
+): Promise<T> {
+ const timeoutMs = watchdogMs(baseTimeoutMs);
+ const child = Bun.spawn([
+ process.execPath,
+ join(import.meta.dir, "helpers", script),
+ arg,
+ ], {
+ cwd: join(import.meta.dir, ".."),
+ env: { ...process.env },
+ stdout: "pipe",
+ stderr: "pipe",
+ });
+ // Read both pipes before awaiting exit so a chatty child cannot deadlock.
+ const stdoutPromise = new Response(child.stdout).text();
+ const stderrPromise = new Response(child.stderr).text();
+ let timedOut = false;
+ let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined;
+ const timeout = new Promise<number>(resolve => {
+ timer = setTimeout(() => {
+ timedOut = true;
+ try { child.kill("SIGKILL"); } catch { /* already exited */ }
+ void child.exited.then(resolve, () => resolve(-1));
+ }, timeoutMs);
+ });
+ const exitCode = await Promise.race([child.exited, timeout]);
+ if (timer !== undefined) clearTimeout(timer);
+ const [stdout, stderr] = await Promise.all([stdoutPromise, stderrPromise]);
+ if (timedOut) throw new Error(`${label} timed out after ${timeoutMs}ms`);
+ if (exitCode !== 0) throw new Error(`${label} exited ${exitCode}: ${stderr.trim()}`);
+ const line = stdout.trim().split(/\r?\n/).at(-1);
+ if (!line) throw new Error(`${label} produced no result`);
+ return JSON.parse(line) as T;
+}
+
+function runShutdownBudgetChild(
+ scenario: "exhaustion" | "guard",
+): Promise<ShutdownBudgetChildResult> {
+ return runHelperChild(
+ "responses-state-shutdown-budget-child.ts",
+ scenario,
+ 3_000,
+ `response spill shutdown budget child (${scenario})`,
+ );
+}
+
+function runNeverSettlingAclChild(
+ mode: "principal" | "icacls",
+): Promise<NeverSettlingAclChildResult> {
+ return runHelperChild(
+ "responses-state-never-settling-acl-child.ts",
+ mode,
+ 1_500,
+ `never-settling ${mode} child`,
+ );
+}The watchdogMs call moves inside the helper, so the two timeout: options at lines 945 and 1296 keep working unchanged.
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In `@tests/responses-state.test.ts` around lines 149 - 221, Extract the duplicated
child-process watchdog flow from runShutdownBudgetChild and
runNeverSettlingAclChild into one generic helper. Parameterize the helper with
the child script name, argument, watchdog base, and error label, while
preserving pipe reads before awaiting exit, timeout SIGKILL behavior, timer
cleanup, exit validation, and last-line JSON parsing; update both callers to use
it.
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devontopreviewfor v2.38.0-preview.20260831.previewwas 31 commits behind and still carried2.36.0-preview.20260830. The only conflict in the merge was the version line, resolved to the preview prerelease form aspreviewrequires. The diff againstdevis that single line and nothing else.What is in this promotion
The entitlement stack that closes two priority-70+ bugs:
/api/models,/api/client-configandocx exportre-derive on expiry instead of serving a stale roster. Steady state stays at 0 extra credential reads, 0 token refreshes, 0 network calls on the polling path.unknownon the short failure TTL, never a cached five-minute denial. Projections still admit onlygranted, so the gate stays fail-closed.entitlementstatus onGET /api/providers, with discriminated cache provenance behind it.discoveryis untouched and can still beokwhile entitlement isfailed; that independence is the point.Also included: #3044 (Windows spill publication drain, closes #3011), #3055 and #3061 (two CI test defects that were failing unrelated PRs), and the contributor PRs merged today — #3028, #2818, #2960, #2991, #1829, #2992, #3027.
Verification
Full suite on a Linux host at the exact
devhead being promoted (7ee96b94e): 16721 pass / 0 fail / 16 skip, withbun run privacy:scanandbun run typecheckclean, exit 0.enforce-targetfails on promotion PRs by design —ALLOWED_BASESis["dev"]— and it also converts the PR to draft, same as #3001 for v2.36.0-preview and #3037 for v2.37.0.Checklist
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