[WRONG BRANCH] release: promote verified 2.51.0 product tree to main - #4271
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chore(release): open dev at 2.51.0 before releasing 2.50.0
The independent reviewer failed the first roadmap: four src/cli files were in no lane, the blocker definition could not catch new-path breakage or an AGENTS.md invariant violation, and the release order did not match what release.yml actually gates on. Adds lane L6, rewrites the blocker definition to eight clauses, and rebuilds the release order around the main promotion merge SHA, the armed service-lifecycle gate, the dry-run default, and the fact that preview refuses a non-preview version line.
Round 2 of the roadmap audit returned GO-WITH-FIXES with three new findings. After the dev pre-move, origin/dev is 2.51.0, so the promotion step now names the recorded freeze SHA instead of "current dev". That SHA is not an ancestor of main, so the step documents the 2.49.0 branch-and-merge method and makes tree equality the gate rather than a readable diff. Also corrects the lane attribution for src and drops OrcaRouter from L5, which is not in this delta.
The audit lanes produce findings; this is the pre-written decade doc that turns them into a release decision. Requires an anchor before a finding is admitted, gives PRE-EXISTING a proof obligation against the released tree, and states what happens to the freeze SHA when a fix lands. Forbids reclassifying a blocker to reach a release, and names reverting the offending range as the allowed alternative.
Fixes the frame every lane shares — comparison base, read-only bounds, the anchor requirement, and a return format that separates what breaks from which blocker clause it hits — then gives each lane its own concrete questions rather than "audit this directory". States that nothing is accepted on a lane's authority: every reported blocker is re-derived by the main session first.
… found The frame claimed the worktree sat on the freeze SHA, which invited a lane to detach HEAD on the tree we are releasing from; it now states the real relationship and forbids checkout outright. The eight blocker clauses travel inline, because a lane cannot classify against a file it was never given, and the L5 privacy question no longer asks for a scan the frame forbids running. Each lane picked up the changes its questions would have missed: the Claude system-message hoist, the WS prelude timeout, the server-side account filter, the Zen free-tier rewrites, the config schema defaults, the Free-only GUI filter, the decode-rate column, and the i18n keys this delta actually adds. Triage gains a RUNTIME-CHECK disposition that must be resolved rather than labelled, requires PRE-EXISTING to prove the user-visible failure was reachable on the baseline rather than that a helper existed, and closes the BLOCK -> PRE-EXISTING downgrade route.
All six lanes returned NO-BLOCKER against the eight blocker clauses. Eight non-blocking findings are recorded with dispositions, including the one RUNTIME-CHECK item, resolved by tracing pricingStatus to its only two consumers and confirming it gates no routing and no spend. The single CI failure is dispositioned PRE-EXISTING on byte identity: the failing test, its subject, and its helper are the same blobs at 2f3f736 as on dev, so nothing in this delta can have caused a 60s timeout that took 112.8s on a Windows runner. Also records the checks the main session re-derived itself rather than accepting on a lane's authority.
The audit produced no blockers, so wp3 has nothing to remediate and becomes a decision record. States what the decision rests on, why the Windows Log Guard timeout is not being fixed first — hardening it would move the freeze SHA and void the audit for a test 2.49.0 shipped with the same bytes and the same limit — and records the three limits the fourth review round named, including that every lane was a static reader and that the re-derivation table checks invariants rather than re-answering the packet questions. Completes the F8 byte-identity proof with tests/preload.ts, the one file on that failure path the delta touches, whose diff is comments only.
The pre-written decade doc wp4 consumes. Fixes the freeze SHA and freeze tree as inputs, gives each step the value it must record, and makes tree equality a stop condition rather than an expectation to adjust. States the Windows Log Guard rerun as the recorded mitigation so it is not improvised under release pressure, and keeps the never-republish-on-a-timed-out-smoke rule next to the verification commands where it is actually needed.
dev pre-moved to 2.51.0 via #4194, and #4195 promoted freeze SHA 12c248f into main as 2d4d7a2 with a tree byte-identical to the audited freeze tree. Records why enforce-target failed by design on a promotion PR, with the 2.49.0 precedent, and why local prepush was skipped on a tree already green on three platforms.
npm latest is 2.50.0 with gitHead 2d4d7a2 matching the promoted main SHA, the tag and GitHub release point at that same commit, the downloaded tarball hashes to the registry's declared sha512, and three audited source files inside it are byte-identical to the released tree. Provenance carries both the npm publish attestation and SLSA v1. Records that the post-publish registry smoke timed out after npm had already accepted the publish, that the registry served the version about twenty minutes later, and that nothing was republished. Also records why preview stays on its own version line.
One table from the released baseline through the published tarball, so the chain can be re-walked without the transcript. Records that the audited freeze tree, the promotion commit tree, and the merged main tree are the same object and that the published source bytes match it, names what the seven subagent runs actually bought, and states what is deliberately left unfinished: preview's version line, the seven unfiled non-blocking findings, and the Windows Log Guard timing that predates this release.
…udit-release docs(devlog): record the 2.50.0 regression audit and release train
docs(devlog): plan the 260911 lane dispatch round
docs(devlog): publish the 260911 lane branches and refresh the round ledger
docs(devlog): mechanize the lane tracking refresh and fix the wp4 merge gate
docs(devlog): fold the seven-lane feasibility audit into lane ownership and scope
… describes The preset now seeds glm-5.3-flash, and both pages still said it did not. The guide went further and told the reader why it was excluded, which stops being staleness and becomes a false statement the moment this lands. The modality note is split rather than rewritten: 5.3 and Turbo still reach images through the vision sidecar, while Flash declares native text and image input, so the page should not describe one mechanism for all three rows.
provider: seed GLM-5.3-Flash on the BigModel Responses preset
Two surfaces changed because one pooled account stopped being usable, and neither said so. The reporter in #4212 lost astra and sol through the proxy, found the proxy worked with ocx turned off, and concluded OpenCodex had broken. The real cause was a single account stuck on a failed credential refresh, which they eventually found themselves and then asked to be told about. The request-time refusal now names the account. refreshPoolForwardAuth and refreshPoolCompactContext both caught a non-terminal refresh failure and returned "Codex credential refresh did not complete; retry this request", which describes a transient server problem. It stays a retryable 503 and stays non-quarantining, because the refresh genuinely may succeed and a token-endpoint 5xx must not retire a healthy account (#2887). What it gains is the account and the exit: when retrying stops helping, that account has to be signed in again. The two call sites now share one helper, so the regular and compact contracts on this endpoint cannot drift the way they already had -- compact takes no RouteResult and so could not reach the public selector at all until its caller started passing it. The refusal says "sign in to that account again" rather than the more natural "needs reauthentication", and that is load-bearing. classifyError runs isAuthenticationMessage before it reaches the status === 503 arm, and that check is status-blind on the bare substring "authentication", which "reauthentication" contains. The friendlier wording reclassifies the body to authentication_error / invalid_api_key while the HTTP status stays 503, and Codex applies retry-after backoff only for server_is_overloaded -- so it would have quietly disabled the retry this refusal exists to ask for. A test pins the wording, not just the resulting code, because the next person to improve this sentence will not know. The name is a public account selector when the request carried one, otherwise the durable p-prefixed log label. Never the raw pool id and never the email: those are the identifiers responses-compaction-routing.test.ts and codex-auth-context.test.ts already assert must not reach an operator-facing surface, and an error body travels further than a log line. When neither resolves, the sentence degrades to "the selected Codex pool account" rather than naming something opaque. The catalog drop now explains itself. A gated native model that no usable account backs is omitted from the catalog -- there is no row, so nothing downstream could attach a reason to it, and no later surface can tell "never entitled" apart from "the account broke this morning". The suppression site now says which accounts are stuck while the entitlement snapshot that produced the omission is still in scope. That explanation is deliberately narrow, in two ways. It is produced only when an account needs reauthentication, because being unentitled is the default state of most installations and explaining that on every sync would bury the case an operator can act on. And it considers only accounts that could have served the model in question: an account upstream positively denied is not the reason the model is missing, so naming it would send the operator to repair a credential that was never going to help. An unconfirmed roster stays a candidate, because that is exactly what a credential stuck on a failed refresh looks like. Catalog bytes are unchanged. The suppressed slugs are still suppressed, so the existing oracles that assert gated slugs stay absent from the written catalog keep asserting exactly that. Closes #4212
…attribution pool: name the account when a refresh fails or its models vanish
A connected client reported healthy while the installed Codex CLI exited before its first request, because the catalog on disk used a reasoning level that CLI does not know. Connection state proved the hub and the credential; it never proved the selected local runtime could consume what was written. The write-time gate cannot answer this. It runs once, on bytes about to be written, so it says nothing about a catalog that predates it, one written while the runtime ladder was unverified, or a runtime swapped afterwards. inspectClientCatalogReadiness assesses the installed file, and ocx connect status, ocx status --json and ocx connect now report the verdict. Only "ready" means ready; an unobservable runtime stays "unverified" rather than becoming an incompatibility, which is the line the write-time gate already refuses to cross. The probe runs only for a connected client, so no other install pays a Codex process for it. Closes #4207
Four things an independent read of the diff found. A diagnostics command should not start writing runtime selection state: the default observer now resolves the runtime without persisting and hands that command to the catalog read, which also avoids a second probe on a path that had already resolved it. The ocx connect decision moves into a pure connectCompletionReport, so the fail-closed exit is exercised without a hub. It prints the verdict first and withholds "Connected to" when it fails, because a caller grepping that phrase would otherwise read a broken catalog as success. A Claude-only connection is told about an old Codex CLI but not failed by it, since nothing in that connection launches Codex. connectClient now receives the same observer, so the write-time gate and the readiness check cannot disagree about the ladder inside one command. An installed catalog that is not JSON gets its own sentence instead of the gate's "downloaded" wording, and the subprocess fixture takes the same spawn budget the neighbouring client fixtures use.
The previous commit only forwarded catalogCompatibility when a test had injected it, so an ordinary ocx connect still let assertClientCatalogCompatible fall back to its own default -- which persists runtime selection state and runs a second probe. One command could then act on two separately observed ladders, and the comment claiming otherwise was false. Both checks now build the observer through one helper.
collectClientConnectionStatus observes the local ladder for a connected client, and observing it spawns codex debug models under a 45s budget. That is the point on ocx status and ocx connect status. config show is a different caller: it reads state, reason and token to answer whether the hub link is real, and it arrived on dev after this branch forked, so nothing here had declined the probe on its behalf. Declining it explicitly keeps a read-only config dump from turning into a runtime probe - the same reasoning the readiness check already applies when it refuses to persist runtime selection state.
client: report local Codex readiness instead of bare connected state
Round one fixed the English remote hub guide and left the seven translated copies telling their readers to run the line that fails. Each locale still ran a nested `ocx config set hub.<field>` straight after `ocx config set runtimeRole hub`, but `runtimeRole` does not create the object and the CLI refuses to create a missing parent, so the guide's own next line died with `config parent path not found: hub`. Each locale also still offered `--allow-insecure-http`, which `ocx connect` rejects as an unknown argument, and none of them documented the data plane at all. Every locale now creates `hub` and `remoteGui` first, offers the whole-object alternative with its replace-not-merge warning, and carries the section that gives the data listener TLS: the macOS constraint that Serve proxies only to 127.0.0.1, the loopback forwarder, the split data and `--management-url` origins, and the quiet trap where a loopback-bound listener behind a TLS frontend answers 403 `origin_rejected` on `/v1/catalog` while `/readyz` still returns 200. The locales say a mistyped key is rejected at write time with a `schema_invalid` error, without pinning the literal error shape. That is deliberate: the English guide at docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/remote-hub.md:110 says the shape is `schema_invalid: hub.<field>`, but `remoteGuiConfigError` in src/config.ts only produces the dotted form when the Zod issue carries a path. An unrecognized key has an empty path, so a typo actually reports `schema_invalid: hub`. Correcting the English source is outside this change's scope, and a translation should not quietly assert a different error shape than the source it translates, so the locales state only what is true of both. tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts only read the English guide, which is why this drift went unenforced. It now runs the language-independent assertions over all eight files, English included, pinning commands and literal error codes rather than prose a translator is meant to rewrite. The replace-not-merge check bounds its window on the next heading of any level and requires the warning to name `hub.managementIngress`; bounding on `##` alone and accepting any bold let the following subsection satisfy it, which made the assertion decorative in five of the eight files. Closes #4200
docs(i18n): make the remote hub guide runnable in every locale
…not a bad key The 2.51.0 candidate reworded the retryable main-account refusal to end with 'the main Codex account needs reauthentication'. classifyError runs isAuthenticationMessage before it reaches the status === 503 arm, and that check is status-blind on the bare substring 'authentication', which 'reauthentication' contains. The body was served as authentication_error / invalid_api_key while still returning 503. Codex keys retry-after backoff on server_is_overloaded, so a transient token refresh started reading to the client as a bad API key and it stopped retrying. On 2.50.0 the same failure classified as server_error / server_is_overloaded. The pool counterpart in core.ts documents this exact trap and words itself around it; the main path walked into it anyway. It now uses the same construction: sign in to the main Codex account again. The old test asserted only the 503 and the word 'reauthentication', which is why the reclassification shipped unnoticed. The added test asserts error.type and error.code, and that the message carries no 'authentication' substring at all - the substring is the thing that reclassifies, not the phrasing.
…ssification fix(responses): keep the retryable main-refresh refusal an overload, not a bad key
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When unauthenticatedLoopbackListener is enabled, loopbackRouteAllowed in src/server/index.ts explicitly admits POST /v1/messages/count_tokens, and the handler processes it rather than returning 404. This statement—and the duplicate claim in skills/ocx/references/05_remote_hub.md:37-38—therefore misleads users and operating agents into expecting local token estimation instead of the supported server-side count; update both references to include this endpoint among the admitted inference routes.
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In `@bin/ocx.mjs`:
- Around line 243-247: Update the integrity-result handling around
checkRegistryPackageIntegrity so ok === false is handled separately using its
reason, while the integrity metadata log runs only when ok === true. Preserve
the existing ok === "skipped" best-effort warning and avoid reading
integrity.integrity for failed results.
In `@devlog/_plan/260910_250_regression_audit_release/060_release_readiness.md`:
- Around line 28-39: Correct the failure-proof scope around the byte-identity
claim: include tests/preload.ts with its differing baseline and candidate blobs
plus baseline failure or CI evidence, or restrict the claim to the three table
entries and remove “every file on the failure path.”
In `@devlog/_plan/260910_250_regression_audit_release/070_release_execution.md`:
- Line 79: Initialize MERGE_SHA with the output of git rev-parse origin/main
before both release commands, ensuring the expected-sha argument receives the
resolved commit rather than an empty value.
In
`@devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/030_test_impact.md`:
- Around line 3-5: Synchronize the CLAMP-04 documentation: in
devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/030_test_impact.md
lines 3-5, add the two specified inverted test entries and classify all four
inverted seed-test rows accordingly; in
devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/040_open_gaps.md
lines 3-5, rewrite the opening blocker statement as historical so it agrees with
the recorded resolution at Lines 22-31.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/010_launchd_repair.md`:
- Around line 6-8: Update the plan’s Scope statement to include the shared
stableLauncherEntry() behavior and its installSystemd Linux impact alongside the
macOS src/service.ts changes, while retaining the existing test-safety guards
and explicitly excluded defects.
- Around line 156-160: Update restartLaunchdJob to probe the launchd state
before running kickstart, then target the domain returned in
LaunchdLoadProbe.domain instead of always using gui/<uid>. Preserve the
existing post-kick verification and add coverage for a service loaded only in
the user/<uid> domain.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/020_loopback_companion.md`:
- Around line 159-162: Resolve the conflicting PR ownership assignments for
data-plane token UX, ocx hub invite, and the ocx status hub block using one
authoritative assignment: update the PR3/PR4 list in
devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/020_loopback_companion.md (lines 159-162)
and make the remaining-stack list in
devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/030_hub_local_clients.md (lines 310-313)
match it exactly.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/020_lane_packets.md`:
- Around line 42-44: Update the pull-request template instruction so the issue
keyword depends on scope: use “Closes #<issue>” only when the lane packet fully
covers the issue, and use “Refs #<issue>” for intentionally partial work.
Preserve the existing requirements for filling the template and documenting
verification.
- Around line 177-180: Remove or reclassify the `#4204` work item from
devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/020_lane_packets.md lines 177-180, and
remove `#4204` from the L4 execution order in
devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/070_dispatch_handoff.md line 75. No
source-code changes are required.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/040_audit_round2.md`:
- Around line 11-12: The `#4212` ownership row in the lane-dispatch plan conflicts
with the authoritative assignment through src/codex/auth-api.ts. Update the row
to mark src/server/management/oauth-account-routes.ts as a rejected historical
assignment and reflect the single final owner consistently with
020_lane_packets.md; do not retain L3 as an active owner.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/100_wp3_plan.md`:
- Around line 31-36: Update the CI requirements paragraph to match the later
amended rule: state that React Doctor runs on every pull request and use the
broader Cross-platform CI workflow filter. Remove the outdated narrow path-based
rule rather than leaving conflicting guidance, while preserving the requirements
for PR hygiene, PR Labeler, and Enforce PR target branch.
- Around line 63-65: Update the review-gate description for
assert-mergeable-review.sh to match the default behavior documented in lines
128-131: require one non-author maintainer approval and no outstanding
CHANGES_REQUESTED, while retaining the exact-current-head and fail-closed
requirements only where applicable. Remove the conflicting claim that every
maintainer’s latest review is required.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/110_tracking_refresh.md`:
- Around line 7-15: Update the tracking script’s shell safety configuration from
`set -uo pipefail` to `set -euo pipefail`, and add explicit failure handling
around `git ls-remote`, `gh pr list`, and `gh run list` so command errors are
reported distinctly and stop processing rather than being interpreted as valid
empty results.
- Around line 12-13: Update the PR query and parsing flow around the gh pr list
invocation to constrain results with the dev base branch. Preserve pr=none when
no matching pull requests exist, emit the existing summary for exactly one
match, and fail when multiple matching pull requests are returned instead of
selecting only the first result.
- Around line 14-15: Update the CI status logic around the runs query to select
the PR number and use gh pr checks for the selected PR instead of relying only
on workflow-level conclusions. Compare the returned checks against the
applicable product-check set, emit ci=green only when every applicable check has
a passing bucket, and explicitly report missing or skipping checks.
In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/guides/remote-hub.md`:
- Line 38: Remove the OPENCODEX_API_AUTH_TOKEN export from the Japanese remote
hub installation instructions, leaving ocx service install to provision or reuse
service-api-token as described by the English workflow.
In `@skills/ocx/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 132-138: Update the introductory “one port” statement near the hub
connection instructions to clarify that it refers only to the hub’s data
listener; explicitly note that hub.managementPublicOrigin and --management-url
may use a separate management HTTPS port, while preserving the existing listener
and invite-command details.
In `@src/adapters/qoder/adapter.ts`:
- Around line 85-86: Update the terminal flush in the adapter’s tail-handling
logic to retain the last defined text_delta phase when emitting the held tail,
including phase "final_answer"; preserve existing behavior when no phase is
available. Add a regression test covering a held tail with phase "final_answer".
In `@src/adapters/qoder/scaffold-guard.ts`:
- Line 125: Update the scanner around nextClose and its surrounding
chunk-processing logic to process complete reminder openers and closers in
source order, including nested openers even when the current chunk has no
closer; retain only an incomplete marker-prefix suffix for the next chunk. Add a
regression test in the Qoder scaffold guard tests with the nested opener, inner
closer, and outer body split across separate chunks.
In `@src/cli/capabilities.ts`:
- Line 145: Update the capability inventory around routes to include
composition-root routes, then declare POST /api/gui/pairing-grants for the hub
invite capability instead of leaving routes empty. Keep route discovery accurate
and preserve the shared routing/configuration layers.
In `@src/cli/config-command.ts`:
- Line 61: Update collectClientConnectionStatus so the locally derived token
ownership is not exposed as observed connectivity; either rename connected to a
local-configuration state field throughout its consumers, or derive connected
from a bounded hub probe that verifies actual reachability and authorization.
In `@src/cli/hub.ts`:
- Line 112: Update the origin selection around isLoopbackOrigin to filter
candidates to the HTTP protocol before selecting a loopback origin, while
preserving the existing loopback-host validation and null fallback.
- Line 118: Update derivedHubDataOrigin and the validation for
hub.dataPublicOrigin and --data-url so remote data endpoints reject http://
origins and require https://; allow HTTP only for loopback hosts or an
explicitly supported documented secure-tunnel case. Ensure ocx connect cannot
send credentials to a non-loopback HTTP endpoint.
- Around line 339-340: Use the grant-bound result.serverOrigin consistently for
both managementUrl and the hubInviteCommand arguments in the invite output,
instead of the freshly loaded managementPublic value, so the printed command
matches the origin captured by startServer.
In `@src/cli/status.ts`:
- Around line 344-350: Before the resolveHubState call in the status flow,
validate connection.serverUrl with the existing loopback-or-HTTPS transport
check and reject non-loopback HTTP origins before including the hub token. Keep
fetchHubState/fetchBounded’s manual redirect handling unchanged.
In `@src/client/catalog-compatibility.ts`:
- Line 67: The parsed models returned by the catalog compatibility flow must be
validated before being passed to catalogEffortCompatibility, rejecting null or
otherwise malformed entries so inspectClientCatalogReadiness returns unverified
rather than throwing. Update the readiness message for this valid-JSON,
invalid-shape case so it is not reported as unreadable JSON, and add regression
coverage for a models array containing null.
In `@src/client/connect.ts`:
- Line 554: Guard each assertClientCatalogCompatible call with the corresponding
connection’s selectedClients so the Codex compatibility gate runs only when
"codex" is selected. Preserve Claude-only connect and synchronization flows,
including incompatible injected Codex ladders, and add regression coverage for
both paths.
In `@src/client/hub-client.ts`:
- Around line 497-500: Update the 404 handling in the hub-state request and
hubStateFailureReason so responses containing the server’s hub_state_not_a_hub
discriminator are reported as a non-hub role, while an undiscriminated 404
retains the unsupported-route/version-skew message. Read the response body
within the existing byte cap before classifying, and preserve cancellation and
HubClientError behavior.
In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts`:
- Around line 401-402: Update PoolQuotaResult to include a reason discriminator,
then adjust fetchFreshPoolAccountQuota and the reauthReason mapping around
quotaResult.needsReauth to propagate refresh_failed for TokenRefreshError paths
and quota_unauthorized only for actual quota authorization failures, preserving
the correct reason through the producer and consumer paths.
In `@src/codex/inject.ts`:
- Line 225: The resolver in effectiveLoopbackListenerPort is already correct;
update the disabled-listener regression case in
tests/server/api-access-endpoints.test.ts:89-90 to use { enabled: false, port:
10104 }, ensuring a configured port is ignored when the listener is disabled. No
direct change is needed at src/codex/inject.ts:225-225.
- Line 898: Update the skippedReason declaration in the relevant injection
result type to use the exported CodexWriteLockSkipReason type instead of
duplicating its string union, importing the type as needed. Preserve the
existing behavior and codexInjectLockOutcome return compatibility.
In `@src/integrations/config-io.ts`:
- Around line 260-261: Update the atomicWriteFile call in the integration write
flow to supply its validateBeforeRename hook, reusing
assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path) so ownership is checked immediately before
replacement. Add deterministic coverage for validation failure and the chosen
protection against concurrent target replacement.
In `@src/server/hub-state.ts`:
- Around line 67-69: The buildHubState provider mapping must not convert an
unknown authMode to null. Validate and exclude providers with unsupported
defined authMode values before mapping, or make buildHubState fail; only map
undefined authMode to null while preserving valid modes.
In `@src/server/index.ts`:
- Around line 783-787: Extend the validation in the loopback listener setup
around loopbackCompanionBindError and effectiveLoopbackListenerPort to reject a
port-less companion listener when listenPort is 0, before either socket is
bound. Preserve existing hostname validation and add a regression test covering
the zero public-port combination.
In `@src/server/management/cursor-integration-routes.ts`:
- Around line 68-70: Derive apiKeyMode solely from
gateway.requiresAdmissionToken in the production route, returning "credential"
when required and "placeholder" otherwise. Update the expectations in
tests/providers/cursor/cursor-integration-status.test.ts lines 244-263 so
companion and explicitly ported loopback listeners expect "placeholder".
In `@src/server/request-log-conversation.ts`:
- Line 5: Update the request session lane allocation in the request-log
conversation flow to call the global crypto.randomUUID() instead of importing
randomUUID from node:crypto; retain the createHash import and remove only the
now-unused named import.
In `@src/update/index.ts`:
- Line 665: Update the Windows tray restoration condition in the failure-cleanup
path to use trayWasRunning and postUpdateLauncherUsable without requiring
stopAttempted. Preserve stopAttempted gating for service and proxy restoration,
while ensuring a tray stopped by handoffWindowsTrayForUpdate is restored and the
corresponding user guidance is emitted when an update fails.
- Line 275: Centralize the pnpm recovery command used by the updater and the
hint in the relevant command builder or PNPM_BUILD_APPROVAL symbol, rather than
duplicating it in the job flow. Update the logic around the command return in
index.ts and the corresponding recovery hint in job.ts so both reuse the shared
definition while preserving the versionless package argument and
--allow-build=bun behavior.
In `@structure/01_runtime.md`:
- Line 66: Update the data-loopback served-route sentence to remove POST
/v1/messages/count_tokens, while retaining that route in the excluded-route
list. Keep the remaining documented routes and the statement that /api/* is not
served unchanged.
In `@tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts`:
- Line 113: Update tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts at lines
113-113 to iterate over LOCALE_GUIDES for the no-export assertion. Remove the
manual OPENCODEX_API_AUTH_TOKEN export command from
docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md lines 38-38,
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-hub.md lines 37-37, and
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-hub.md lines 37-37.
In `@tests/claude-integration/claude-gateway-cache.test.ts`:
- Around line 143-148: Add a focused non-loopback, no-listener case to the
existing cases table, using hostname 100.76.170.81 and a configured test API
key. Assert that the cache request uses the bind-address URL, sends the
x-opencodex-api-key header, and persists the expected baseUrl.
In `@tests/cli/hub-gated-local-clients.test.ts`:
- Around line 218-236: Optionally replace the duplicated OPENCODEX_HOME setup
and cleanup in the hub-gated test with the existing runInHubHome helper.
Preserve the current assertions and ensure the helper continues restoring the
environment and removing the temporary home.
In `@tests/clients/client-hub-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 286-288: Guard the symlink test block using the same
process.platform !== "win32" condition as the nearby 0600 case, so symlinkSync
and its refusal assertion run only on non-Windows platforms. Keep the
malformed-JSON portion of the test unconditionally executed.
In `@tests/server/loopback-companion-client-targets.test.ts`:
- Line 57: Update the test configurations used by the three unpinned
buildClaudeEnv calls in the affected cases to explicitly set claudeCode.authMode
to "proxy", matching the existing pinned case. Keep the assertions and
buildClaudeEnv usage otherwise unchanged so these tests do not invoke host
credential detection.
In `@tests/server/system-env.test.ts`:
- Around line 427-430: Restore globalThis.fetch after each affected test by
adding describe-level teardown that saves the original fetch before mocking and
reinstates it afterward; update the imports to include afterEach if needed.
Apply this to the mock assignments in the tests around the existing fetch setup,
preserving the current mock behavior during each test and preventing it from
leaking to later tests.
In `@tests/service/launchd-repair.test.ts`:
- Around line 607-612: Import isTestHomeGuardArmed and assert that the test-home
guard is armed immediately before invoking installLaunchd in this test, while
preserving the existing toThrow assertion for the protected LaunchAgents path.
In `@tests/update/update-job.test.ts`:
- Line 518: Update both test writes using updateJobPath to call it without
arguments, ensuring each write targets the intended shared path and conforms to
the function signature; preserve the existing JSON serialization and write
behavior.
In `@tests/update/update-pnpm.test.ts`:
- Line 37: Strengthen the test named for legacy global/vN paths by supplying an
exists probe that rejects every corroborating probe and asserting that
detectInstallFromPath does not classify the arbitrary global/v11 path as pnpm.
Keep the existing positive npm assertion if useful, but ensure the supplied
exists callback exercises the corroboration-required branch rather than the
undefined-deps short circuit.
In `@tests/update/update-stop-first.test.ts`:
- Line 527: Update the source-order assertion around updateAt and stopAt so the
indexOf search begins at the start of updateSource rather than at stopAt.
Preserve the existing comparison asserting stopAt precedes the
spawnSync(target.bin, target.args occurrence, ensuring the assertion
independently detects a spawn moved above the stop call.
In `@tests/update/update-tree-ownership.test.ts`:
- Around line 174-175: Update the four symlink-based test cases in the
update-tree ownership suite to use the existing symlinkTest helper, so symlink
support is detected once and the cases are skipped when unavailable while
preserving their symlink fixtures and assertions.
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In the lidge-jun/opencodex repository, the .github/workflows/release.yml file does not contain a variable or hardcoded string named expected-sha. Instead, the workflow uses GITHUB_SHA and git rev-parse to determine and verify commit hashes dynamically during the release process [1][2][3]. Specifically, the workflow performs checks to ensure that release tags do not point to incorrect commit hashes [2][3]: 1. It fetches existing tags from the repository [2]. 2. It uses git rev-parse -q --verify "refs/tags/${release_tag}^{commit}" to retrieve the existing_tag_sha for a given version tag [2][4]. 3. It compares this retrieved existing_tag_sha against the GITHUB_SHA (the current commit SHA triggering the workflow) [2][4]. 4. If an existing tag is found but does not match the current GITHUB_SHA, the workflow logs an error: ::error::${release_tag} already points at ${existing_tag_sha}, not ${GITHUB_SHA} and exits with an error status [2][3][4]. There is no static expected-sha configuration in this file; the verification logic relies entirely on comparing the state of the Git repository at runtime [1][2][5].
Citations:
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- 2: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/blob/e1d0fda382d2b801c3362bdd076a3a3c4073a686/.github/workflows/release.yml
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Initialize MERGE_SHA before both release commands.
The git rev-parse command only records the value; it does not assign MERGE_SHA. An unset variable passes an empty expected-sha. The workflow rejects that value in .github/scripts/release-dispatch-guard.cjs:22-27 and .github/workflows/release.yml:91-97.
Use:
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In `@devlog/_plan/260910_250_regression_audit_release/070_release_execution.md` at
line 79, Initialize MERGE_SHA with the output of git rev-parse origin/main
before both release commands, ensuring the expected-sha argument receives the
resolved commit rather than an empty value.
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| From the explorer pass (`xai/grok-4.6`, read-only). This is the list B inverts, and | ||
| it is the reason the loop-spec verifier row now names three files the first draft | ||
| did not. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Synchronize the CLAMP-04 status and test plan. The test-impact document describes an incomplete inversion list and marks seed tests as must-keep-passing, while the open-gaps document records CLAMP-04 as shipped and those seed assertions as inverted.
devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/030_test_impact.md#L3-L5: update the inversion list to includetests/cli/cli-status-json.test.ts:376andtests/config/settings-stream-mode.test.ts:145, and classify the four inverted seed-test rows correctly.devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/040_open_gaps.md#L3-L5: rewrite the opening blocker statement as historical so it does not contradict the recorded resolution at Lines 22-31.
📍 Affects 2 files
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In
`@devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/030_test_impact.md`
around lines 3 - 5, Synchronize the CLAMP-04 documentation: in
devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/030_test_impact.md
lines 3-5, add the two specified inverted test entries and classify all four
inverted seed-test rows accordingly; in
devlog/_plan/260911_catalog_presentation_and_effort_projection/040_open_gaps.md
lines 3-5, rewrite the opening blocker statement as historical so it agrees with
the recorded resolution at Lines 22-31.
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| Scope: `src/service.ts` macOS path only, plus the two shared test-safety guards the work | ||
| uncovered. Defects 3 and 4 from the issue (secondary-port misdiagnosis, `ocx status` fence | ||
| comparison) are deliberately left to PR2, which owns the loopback listener. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the scope to include the shared Linux behavior.
Lines 79-83 state that installSystemd also changes through stableLauncherEntry(). The current scope says “macOS path only,” which can cause reviewers to omit the Linux validation. Include the shared launcher and systemd impact in the scope.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/010_launchd_repair.md` around lines 6 -
8, Update the plan’s Scope statement to include the shared stableLauncherEntry()
behavior and its installSystemd Linux impact alongside the macOS src/service.ts
changes, while retaining the existing test-safety guards and explicitly excluded
defects.
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| - `repairService` takes a `verb: "repair" | "restart"`. On darwin, `restart` + `reloaded: | ||
| false` runs `restartLaunchdJob()`: `launchctl kickstart -k gui/<uid>/<label>`, verified with | ||
| `probeLaunchdLoadState` against the exec line an install would bake, logging one line — | ||
| `service restarted (launchctl kickstart -k gui/<uid>/com.opencodex.proxy).` An `unknown` | ||
| probe warns (it is not evidence); `not-loaded`/`loaded-stale`/a failed kickstart throw with |
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Restart the loaded launchd domain.
probeLaunchdLoadState() returns the matching domain in LaunchdLoadProbe.domain after checking both gui/<uid> and user/<uid>. However, restartLaunchdJob() always runs launchctl kickstart -k gui/<uid>/<label> (src/service.ts:3014-3025). A service loaded only in user/<uid> is therefore not restarted, and the subsequent probe can report the user-domain job as healthy even though the kickstart targeted the wrong domain. Probe the domain before kickstart, use verdict.domain as the target, and retain the post-kick verification. Add coverage for a user-domain job.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_hub_single_port/010_launchd_repair.md` around lines 156 -
160, Update restartLaunchdJob to probe the launchd state before running
kickstart, then target the domain returned in LaunchdLoadProbe.domain instead of
always using gui/<uid>. Preserve the existing post-kick verification and
add coverage for a service loaded only in the user/<uid> domain.
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| assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path); | ||
| atomicWriteFile(path, text); |
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CWE: CWE-367 — Time-of-check Time-of-use (TOCTOU) Race Condition
Bind ownership validation to the final replacement.
src/integrations/config-io.ts:260-261 checks ownership before atomicWriteFile writes and hardens its temporary file. Because this call does not provide validateBeforeRename, another process can replace the target before the final rename.
Add the hook as defense-in-depth:
Minimum validation fix
writeText: (path, text) => {
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+ validateBeforeRename: target => assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(target),
+ });
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| assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path); | |
| atomicWriteFile(path, text); | |
| assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path); | |
| atomicWriteFile(path, text, undefined, { | |
| validateBeforeRename: target => assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(target), | |
| }); |
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atomicWriteFile call in the integration write flow to supply its
validateBeforeRename hook, reusing assertIntegrationWriteOwnership(path) so
ownership is checked immediately before replacement. Add deterministic coverage
for validation failure and the chosen protection against concurrent target
replacement.
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| * Opaque ids only — never persist raw emails or Claude Desktop system-hash fallbacks. | ||
| */ | ||
| import { createHash } from "node:crypto"; | ||
| import { createHash, randomUUID } from "node:crypto"; |
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🌐 Web query:
site:bun.sh/docs crypto.randomUUID global Bun Web Crypto API
💡 Result:
Yes, Bun supports the global crypto.randomUUID method as part of its Web Crypto API implementation [1][2]. It generates a UUID v4 string [3] and works in Bun without the need for any external dependencies [3]. In addition to the standard crypto.randomUUID, Bun provides a built-in utility, Bun.randomUUIDv7, which generates a UUID v7 [3][4]. Unlike the v4 UUID generated by the standard crypto.randomUUID, the v7 variant is monotonic and designed for better sorting and database performance [4]. Both functions utilize the same cryptographically secure random number generator, which is powered by BoringSSL [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/globals
- 2: https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/web-apis
- 3: https://bun.sh/docs/guides/util/javascript-uuid
- 4: https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/utils
Prefer the global crypto.randomUUID() over the node:crypto import.
src/server/request-log-conversation.ts:5 imports randomUUID from node:crypto, and line 247 uses it for request session lane allocation. This Bun-native source should use the Web Crypto global instead.
♻️ Proposed refactor
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lane allocation in the request-log conversation flow to call the global
crypto.randomUUID() instead of importing randomUUID from node:crypto; retain the
createHash import and remove only the now-unused named import.
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| The data-loopback socket serves a fixed data-plane allowlist: Responses and its compact sibling, | ||
| the native search relay, the standalone Images POSTs, `GET /v1/models`, the realtime voice shapes, | ||
| and the Anthropic and OpenAI chat wires the host's own local clients speak — `POST /v1/messages`, | ||
| `POST /v1/messages/count_tokens`, and `POST /v1/chat/completions`. It never serves `/api/*`, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove POST /v1/messages/count_tokens from the loopback allowlist.
Line 66 says the data-loopback socket serves POST /v1/messages/count_tokens. The current route documentation says the opposite: docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/remote-hub.md Lines 227-234 and skills/ocx/references/05_remote_hub.md Lines 34-40 explicitly exclude this route and describe local token-estimation fallback. This contradiction can make operators expect a route that returns 404.
Update the served-route sentence and keep POST /v1/messages/count_tokens in the excluded-route list.
Proposed documentation fix
- the Anthropic and OpenAI chat wires the host's own local clients speak — `POST /v1/messages`,
- `POST /v1/messages/count_tokens`, and `POST /v1/chat/completions`. It never serves `/api/*`,
+ the Anthropic and OpenAI chat wires the host's own local clients speak — `POST /v1/messages`
+ and `POST /v1/chat/completions`. It never serves `POST /v1/messages/count_tokens`,
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| `POST /v1/messages/count_tokens`, and `POST /v1/chat/completions`. It never serves `/api/*`, | |
| `POST /v1/messages` and `POST /v1/chat/completions`. It never serves `POST /v1/messages/count_tokens`, `/api/*`, |
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In `@structure/01_runtime.md` at line 66, Update the data-loopback served-route
sentence to remove POST /v1/messages/count_tokens, while retaining that route in
the excluded-route list. Keep the remaining documented routes and the statement
that /api/* is not served unchanged.
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| * missing one because it contradicts the English page it claims to mirror. | ||
| */ | ||
| describe("the one-port hub recipe", () => { | ||
| const LOCALES = [["en", GUIDE], ["ko", KO_GUIDE]] as const; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Enforce automatic token provisioning in every remote-hub translation. The one-port test protects only English and Korean, while three translated guides still teach the retired OPENCODEX_API_AUTH_TOKEN export.
tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts#L113-L113: iterate overLOCALE_GUIDESfor the no-export assertion.docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md#L38-L38: remove the manual export command.docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-hub.md#L37-L37: remove the manual export command.docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-hub.md#L37-L37: remove the manual export command.
📍 Affects 4 files
tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts#L113-L113(this comment)docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md#L38-L38docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-hub.md#L37-L37docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-hub.md#L37-L37
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts` at line 113, Update
tests/ci-workflows/docs-remote-hub-claims.test.ts at lines 113-113 to iterate
over LOCALE_GUIDES for the no-export assertion. Remove the manual
OPENCODEX_API_AUTH_TOKEN export command from
docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md lines 38-38,
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/guides/remote-hub.md lines 37-37, and
docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/guides/remote-hub.md lines 37-37.
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| expect(() => installLaunchd({ | ||
| plistPath: join(protectedLaunchAgentsDirForTests(), "com.opencodex.proxy.plist"), | ||
| launchctl: recordingLaunchctl({}).launchctl, | ||
| probe: loadedCurrent().probe, | ||
| sleepSync: () => {}, | ||
| })).toThrow(/real LaunchAgents directory/); |
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Assert that the test-home guard is armed before calling installLaunchd.
bunfig.toml applies the repository-owned tests/preload.ts to direct Bun test runs. However, this test writes through the real ~/Library/LaunchAgents path. If another test configuration omits that preload, assertNotRealLaunchAgentsUnderTest in src/service.ts:2783 becomes inert, and installLaunchd can write com.opencodex.proxy.plist before the toThrow assertion runs.
Import isTestHomeGuardArmed and assert it before the installLaunchd call.
🛡️ Proposed fix
-import { protectedLaunchAgentsDirForTests } from "../../src/lib/test-home-guard";
+import {
+ isTestHomeGuardArmed,
+ protectedLaunchAgentsDirForTests,
+} from "../../src/lib/test-home-guard";
test("the armed test guard refuses the developer's real LaunchAgents directory", () => {
+ expect(isTestHomeGuardArmed()).toBe(true);
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| expect(() => installLaunchd({ | |
| plistPath: join(protectedLaunchAgentsDirForTests(), "com.opencodex.proxy.plist"), | |
| launchctl: recordingLaunchctl({}).launchctl, | |
| probe: loadedCurrent().probe, | |
| sleepSync: () => {}, | |
| })).toThrow(/real LaunchAgents directory/); | |
| test("the armed test guard refuses the developer's real LaunchAgents directory", () => { | |
| expect(isTestHomeGuardArmed()).toBe(true); | |
| expect(() => installLaunchd({ | |
| plistPath: join(protectedLaunchAgentsDirForTests(), "com.opencodex.proxy.plist"), | |
| launchctl: recordingLaunchctl({}).launchctl, | |
| probe: loadedCurrent().probe, | |
| sleepSync: () => {}, | |
| })).toThrow(/real LaunchAgents directory/); |
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| if (integrity.ok === "skipped") { | ||
| console.warn(`opencodex: integrity pre-flight skipped: ${integrity.reason}. Proceeding best-effort.`); | ||
| } else { | ||
| console.log(`Verified ${PKG}@${latest} integrity metadata ${integrity.integrity.slice(0, 24)}…`); | ||
| } |
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Handle the failed integrity result before reading integrity.integrity.
checkRegistryPackageIntegrity returns { ok: false, reason } when the registry returns no sha512 integrity value. The else branch also handles this result, so integrity.integrity.slice(0, 24) reads undefined and throws a TypeError. Handle ok === false separately and use its reason; only read integrity.integrity when ok === true. A null version already returns ok: "skipped" and does not cause this failure.
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| if (tail.text) emit({ type: "text_delta", text: tail.text }); | ||
| if (reasoning.text) emit({ type: "thinking_delta", thinking: reasoning.text }); |
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Preserve text_delta.phase when flushing the held tail.
AdapterEvent.text_delta includes the optional phase field. The normal path preserves it, but the terminal flush creates a new delta without phase. When the held tail contains the complete answer, src/bridge.ts can create an unphased output item instead of preserving final_answer.
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🐛 Proposed fix
const textFilter = new QoderScaffoldFilter();
const thinkingFilter = new QoderScaffoldFilter();
+ let lastTextPhase: Extract<AdapterEvent, { type: "text_delta" }>["phase"];
let closed = false;
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| // `handleManagementAPI`, so it is not in MANAGEMENT_ROUTES; declaring it here would fail the | ||
| // capability/registry reconciliation rather than inform anyone. Widening the registry's scope | ||
| // to `src/server/index.ts` is its own change. | ||
| routes: [], |
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Register the pairing-grant route in the capability inventory.
hub invite drives POST /api/gui/pairing-grants, but routes: [] states that it drives no route. As a result, capabilitiesForRoute("/api/gui/pairing-grants") cannot discover this mutating command.
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| // Both halves are required: a settled connection record AND the token it recorded. Either one | ||
| // alone describes a machine that cannot read its hub, and `ocx status` is still the command | ||
| // that has the facts — so the note points there in every case, connected or not. | ||
| const connected = connection.state === "connected" && connection.token === "owned"; |
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Do not report local token ownership as observed connectivity.
collectClientConnectionStatus reads only local files. It does not contact the hub. A stopped hub or a remotely revoked key therefore still produces connected: true when the local token fingerprint matches.
Rename this field to describe local configuration state, or derive connected from a bounded hub probe.
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| const locallyConfigured = | |
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| ...(config.corsAllowOrigins ?? []).map(value => canonicalGuiBrowserOrigin(value)), | ||
| ].filter((value): value is string => Boolean(value)); | ||
| if (allowed.includes(DEFAULT_CLIENT_BROWSER_ORIGIN)) return DEFAULT_CLIENT_BROWSER_ORIGIN; | ||
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Select only HTTP loopback browser origins.
isLoopbackOrigin checks only the hostname. It therefore accepts origins such as https://localhost:9999 and opencodex://localhost.
The connecting client presents http://localhost:<port>. The hub compares the complete origin, including the scheme. These selected origins can never match, so the exchange rejects the grant.
Filter candidates to the http: protocol before selecting a loopback origin.
Proposed fix
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| globalThis.fetch = mock(async (input: unknown) => { | ||
| probed.push(String(input)); | ||
| return new Response("ok"); | ||
| }) as unknown as typeof fetch; |
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Restore globalThis.fetch after these three tests.
Lines 427-430, 441-444, and 457-460 overwrite globalThis.fetch with a mock and never restore it. The mock returns new Response("ok") for every input.
The spies declared at Lines 28-33 use spyOn, which a teardown can undo with mockRestore. A raw assignment to globalThis.fetch is not a spy, so no mockRestore reaches it. The last assignment — the one inside the loop at Line 457 — survives for the rest of the module. Any later test in this file that depends on a real or differently stubbed fetch silently receives an unconditional 200 ok. A liveness assertion that should fail then passes.
tests/claude-integration/claude-cli.test.ts Lines 721 and 736 already use the correct pattern in this PR: capture realFetch, restore it in finally.
🔒️ Proposed fix
Add one save/restore pair for the describe block:
describe("system environment local destination", () => {
+ const realFetch = globalThis.fetch;
+ afterEach(() => { globalThis.fetch = realFetch; });Import afterEach from bun:test alongside the existing imports if it is not already imported.
Also applies to: 441-444, 457-460
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| command: "", | ||
| log: [], | ||
| }; | ||
| writeFileSync(updateJobPath(directJob.id), JSON.stringify(directJob)); |
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| expect(detectInstallFromPath("/usr/lib/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("npm"); | ||
| expect(detectInstallFromPath("/tmp/test-user/.bun/install/global/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("bun"); | ||
| expect(detectInstallFromPath("/tmp/test-user/.bun/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("npm"); | ||
| expect(detectInstallFromPath("/opt/global/v11/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("npm"); |
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This assertion cannot discriminate the rule it is named after.
The test is called "requires strong evidence for legacy global/vN paths", and src/update/install-detection.mjs Line 46 states the rule: do not classify an arbitrary npm prefix such as /opt/global/v11 from its directory name alone. Line 37 calls detectInstallFromPath with no deps, so exists is undefined and the corroboration block at src/update/install-detection.mjs Line 55 is skipped before any probe runs. The assertion therefore passes through the short-circuit, not through the policy.
The failure mode: if the corroboration requirement regressed and the global/(?:v)?\d+ match alone returned "pnpm", Line 37 would still pass, because that regression path is only reachable when exists is supplied. Line 38 supplies an exists that returns true for the .pnpm probe, so it cannot discriminate either. No assertion in the suite exercises a supplied exists that rejects every probe, which is exactly the npm-prefix-named-global/v11 case in production. A misclassification here makes the updater run pnpm against an npm-owned global tree.
Add the negative-probe case:
💚 Proposed additional assertion
expect(detectInstallFromPath("/opt/global/v11/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("npm");
+ // The real npm-prefix case: probes are available and every one of them says "not pnpm".
+ expect(detectInstallFromPath("/opt/global/v11/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin", {
+ exists: () => false,
+ })).toBe("npm");
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| expect(detectInstallFromPath("/opt/global/v11/node_modules/@bitkyc08/opencodex/bin")).toBe("npm"); | |
| // The real npm-prefix case: probes are available and every one of them says "not pnpm". | |
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| exists: () => false, | |
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| @@ -524,15 +524,15 @@ describe("update stops the running proxy before replacing files", () => { | |||
| test("bun/source update path gates on the pid file and spawns 'stop' before the package manager", () => { | |||
| expect(updateSource).toContain('spawnSync(process.execPath, selfLaunchArgv(["stop"])'); | |||
| const stopAt = updateSource.indexOf('selfLaunchArgv(["stop"])'); | |||
| const updateAt = updateSource.indexOf("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args"); | |||
| const updateAt = updateSource.indexOf("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args", stopAt); | |||
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The fromIndex argument makes the ordering assertion self-fulfilling.
Line 527 passes stopAt as the second argument to indexOf, so the search starts at the stop call. Any match it returns is at or after stopAt by construction. The assertion at Line 530, expect(stopAt).toBeLessThan(updateAt), can then only fail if the two strings occupy the identical offset, which cannot happen. The ordering claim in the test name is asserted by the search itself, not verified.
The regression this file exists to catch is a spawn that moves above the stop, which would unload the proxy before the install target resolves. Today that regression is caught only indirectly by Line 529, and only while exactly one spawnSync(target.bin, target.args site exists in src/update/index.ts. Add a second spawn site after the stop — a retry path, for example — and a first site moved above the stop passes both Line 529 and Line 530.
Search from the start of the source so the comparison carries the invariant:
💚 Proposed fix
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+ const updateAt = updateSource.indexOf("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args");
+ // Guard against a second, later spawn site masking one that moved above the stop.
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| const updateAt = updateSource.indexOf("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args", stopAt); | |
| const updateAt = updateSource.indexOf("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args"); | |
| // Guard against a second, later spawn site masking one that moved above the stop. | |
| expect(updateSource.split("spawnSync(target.bin, target.args").length - 1).toBe(1); |
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| symlinkSync(join(store, "bun"), join(packageDir, "node_modules", "bun"), "dir"); | ||
| symlinkSync(join(store, "zod"), join(packageDir, "node_modules", "zod"), "dir"); |
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Guard the symlink fixtures so the suite does not fail on Windows.
The Windows CI shards execute the full tests suite. The four cases at tests/update/update-tree-ownership.test.ts:167, 179, 191, and 202 call symlinkSync(..., "dir") without a capability check. On Windows, this call can throw EPERM when the runner lacks symlink privileges, so the tests fail before reaching their assertions. These fixtures must remain symlinks because they model pnpm's virtual-store layout.
Detect symlink support once and skip these four cases when it is unavailable.
🧪 Proposed guard
+function symlinksSupported(): boolean {
+ const probe = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "ocx-symlink-probe-"));
+ try {
+ mkdirSync(join(probe, "target"));
+ symlinkSync(join(probe, "target"), join(probe, "link"), "dir");
+ return true;
+ } catch {
+ return false;
+ } finally {
+ removeTreeWithRetry(probe);
+ }
+}
+
+const symlinkTest = symlinksSupported() ? test : test.skip;Use symlinkTest(...) for the four symlink-based cases.
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In `@tests/update/update-tree-ownership.test.ts` around lines 174 - 175, Update
the four symlink-based test cases in the update-tree ownership suite to use the
existing symlinkTest helper, so symlink support is detected once and the cases
are skipped when unavailable while preserving their symlink fixtures and
assertions.
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Summary
Promotes the audited 2.51.0 product tree from
devtomainfor the stable release.The merge carries freeze SHA
42fcf9a0a6de7930a3f69b5c0d6917acaca1a7eaunchanged: the resulting tree is51f40e5c608e91305846e2758325e16a64cbe20d, byte-identical to that commit's tree, andgit diff 42fcf9a0a HEADis empty. What publishes is exactly what was audited. Parents are2d4d7a223(previousmain, v2.50.0) and the freeze.mainmoves 2.50.0 to 2.51.0 because the freeze already carries that version — there is no version rewrite on this branch.devwas pre-moved to 2.52.0 first in #4270, whichrelease.ymlrequires before it will publish (release.yml:249runsversion-line assert-ahead, andscripts/version-line.ts:284fails on<= 0, so the comparison is strict).157 commits since v2.50.0, 97 changed product paths across
src,scripts,skillsandpackage.json, +23954 / -939 over 249 files.gui/is unchanged in this delta.Verification
Six independent read-only regression-audit lanes (
xai/grok-4.6, fresh context each) covered all 97 changed product paths. Coverage was proven mechanically before dispatch — every path owned by exactly one lane, zero unowned — and re-proven independently by a seventh reviewer.L1 found a real regression and it was fixed rather than waived. The retryable main-account refresh refusal had been reworded to contain "reauthentication".
classifyErrorrunsisAuthenticationMessage(src/lib/errors.ts:111) before it reaches thestatus === 503arm, and that check is status-blind on the bare substringauthentication. Reproduced directly against the freeze:Codex keys retry-after backoff on
server_is_overloaded, so a transient token refresh on a default install read to the client as a bad API key and it stopped retrying. The pool counterpart added in the same release documents this exact trap atsrc/server/responses/core.ts:2282-2286and words around it; the main path did not. Fixed in #4269, which also replaced a test that asserted only the status and the word with one that assertserror.typeanderror.code— the old assertion is why it shipped.The freeze moved to
42fcf9a0aas a result.git diff b550d24e1 42fcf9a0ais exactly the two files lane L1 owns, so the other five verdicts carry over without a re-run.23 non-blocking findings are recorded with dispositions in
devlog/_plan/260911_251_regression_audit_release/090_evidence.md. The recurring theme is opt-in surface growth rather than default change: the unauthenticated loopback companion stays off unless enabled,startServerstays synchronous, no Lab import reaches the three core files, and no credential or request body reaches a log.Tree identity, checked before this PR was opened:
Local:
bun run typecheckexit 0; the L1 regression suite 10 pass / 0 fail with red-green confirmed; repo hygiene 14 pass / 0 fail;bun run privacy:scanexit 0.The authoritative gate is the push-event
ci.ymlandservice-lifecycle.ymlon this PR's merge commit, whichrelease.ymlindependently requires before it will publish — a pull-request run does not qualify (release.yml:184-197), and this delta arms the service check by touchingsrc/service.ts,src/cli.ts,src/cli/index.ts,src/lib/bun-runtime.tsandpackage.json.Planning, lane map, blocker definition, audit returns and the execution runbook:
devlog/_plan/260911_251_regression_audit_release/.Checklist
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