feat(integrations): let the user overwrite a conflicted config on purpose - #3084
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe integration flow adds an explicit overwrite operation for configuration conflicts. The writer, management route, GUI pages, journal types, localized catalogs, and automated tests now support overwrite confirmation, execution, rollback classification, and validation. ChangesIntegration overwrite
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds an authenticated, explicitly confirmed path to replace conflicted client configuration while retaining validation, snapshots, and rollback history. It is mergeable with owner awareness because a crash or uncoordinated concurrent writer could leave the replacement without a durable recovery record or lose a concurrent update. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant IntegrationsOverview
participant ConsequenceDialog
participant IntegrationRoute
participant overwriteIntegrationCoordinated
participant ConfigFile
Operator->>IntegrationsOverview: select overwrite for installed conflict
IntegrationsOverview->>ConsequenceDialog: show reason-specific confirmation
Operator->>ConsequenceDialog: confirm overwrite
ConsequenceDialog->>IntegrationsOverview: invoke overwriteCard
IntegrationsOverview->>IntegrationRoute: PUT enabled true with overwriteConflict true
IntegrationRoute->>overwriteIntegrationCoordinated: execute coordinated overwrite
overwriteIntegrationCoordinated->>ConfigFile: replace conflicted integration block
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| ? "integrations.dialog.overwrite.changesForeign" | ||
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For whole-document YAML, JSON5, and TOML clients, classifyIntegration also reports foreign-edit when the managed fragment is intact but the user changed a sibling value, comment, or formatting elsewhere in the file. Selecting changesForeign here therefore tells the user that only an edit inside the OpenCodex block will be discarded, while the overwrite subsequently serializes the entire document and can remove unrelated comments or formatting; the shared dialog even claims that content elsewhere is untouched. Distinguish block edits from whole-file drift in the state envelope, or show warning copy that accurately describes all content that can change; the same incorrect selection is duplicated in IntegrationsOverview.tsx.
AGENTS.md reference: gui/AGENTS.md:L9-L10
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| return parsed.overwriteConflict === true | ||
| ? overwriteIntegrationCoordinated(input, options) | ||
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If the config changes after the conflict was displayed but before the user confirms—especially if Aside switches its current account—the PUT carries only the client ID and overwriteConflict: true, so this branch overwrites whichever file and conflict resolve at request time rather than the file the dialog described. The writer's compare-before-commit check only covers changes after request preflight, so a confirmation for account A can replace account B's block or edits made while the dialog was open. Return an opaque file/path version with the state response and require it on overwrite, rejecting the mutation when it no longer matches.
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| {status.installed && status.state === "conflict" && ( | ||
| <button | ||
| type="button" | ||
| className="btn btn-danger" | ||
| onClick={() => setOverwriting(true)} | ||
| disabled={pending} | ||
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| {t("integrations.action.overwrite")} | ||
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This adds a new user-visible, destructive recovery action to both integration surfaces and the management API, but docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/integrations.md is unchanged and never explains when Replace appears, what it removes, or how its snapshot can be restored. Add the workflow and its conflict/rollback consequences to the integration guide so users do not have to infer this behavior from a confirmation dialog.
AGENTS.md reference: gui/AGENTS.md:L33-L36
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리뷰 · 우선순위 66 / 80이 PR은 Integrations에서 충돌이 막다른 길이던 것을, 사용자가 일부러 덮어쓸 수 있는 출구로 바꿉니다. 지금 베이스는 Writer가 하는 일은 좁습니다. Route도 같은 약속을 지킵니다. PUT GUI는 충돌이고 설치된 파일 클라이언트만 테스트는 이 출구가 진짜이고 좁다는 것을 빨강으로 먼저 깨서 잠급니다. writer는 남의 블록 교체+바이트 복원, foreign-edit에서 예전 경로 제거, 사용자 그릇 보존, unsafe 거절, 충돌 없는 파일에서 보통 apply, 미설치 거절, 레이아웃이 다를 때 고아 경로 제거입니다. route는 이름 붙여 포기하면 409가 200이 되고, false 포기는 거절 유지, 비불리언과 disable+포기 조합은 400입니다. GUI는 충돌에만 Replace가 있고, 설치되지 않으면 없고, 확인 전에는 PUT이 없고, 두 이유의 문장이 다릅니다. 본문은 라인 156 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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A conflict was a dead end. The writer refused unconditionally, the GUI locked
the switch, and the only way forward was opening the config in an editor -- the
thing a dashboard exists to avoid. Now the refusal can be waived, but only by
asking for it by name.
Backend. `applyOrRefreshIntegration` takes a `ConflictPolicy`; `overwrite` skips
the conflict refusal and nothing else. `unsafe`, `not_installed` and
`non_loopback` still refuse -- a snapshot is not a licence to replace a value the
merge cannot reason about. Everything that makes it recoverable is shared with
apply: the same snapshot, atomic write, compare-before-commit recheck and journal
row, which is why this is a policy flag on one code path rather than a second
implementation. A forced `foreign-edit` drops what the previous record owned
before merging, the same way a stale refresh does; without it a path the old
record covered and the new one does not would be unremovable by any later
disable.
The journal row is its own kind. `apply` would be a lie about an operation that
replaced somebody else's block, and the rollback list is the one place a user
looks after a mistake.
Route. `overwriteConflict` is optional and absent means refuse. Non-boolean is
400, and so is `{enabled: false, overwriteConflict: true}` -- forcing a DISABLE
over a conflict is exactly the deletion of unowned work this subsystem exists to
prevent, so it is rejected rather than ignored.
GUI. A danger button appears for `conflict` and no other state, behind a
ConsequenceDialog that names the config path and says the change is undoable. The
copy splits on the reason: an unowned block in the way is a different loss from
the user's own edit inside ours. The switch stays locked either way.
Verification. Nine new writer tests, three route tests and four mounted GUI
tests, each driven red first: always-refuse, kind=apply, unsafe-allowed,
record-not-dropped, waiver-routed-to-apply, combination-ignored, button-for-every
-state, button-without-installed, mutate-before-confirm, and single-copy. Two
guards added for the `OperationKind` union, which is declared three times and
imported zero times -- the doc comment promised that check for a while and
nothing was enforcing it.
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In `@gui/src/pages/integrations/FileIntegrationPage.tsx`:
- Around line 32-43: Make overwriteCopy the shared source of truth by exporting
it from FileIntegrationPage.tsx, or moving it to ConsequenceDialog.tsx. In
gui/src/pages/integrations/FileIntegrationPage.tsx lines 32-43, preserve the
existing ConsequenceCopy behavior; in
gui/src/pages/integrations/IntegrationsOverview.tsx lines 657-666, import and
call overwriteCopy instead of constructing the inline copy object.
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| function overwriteCopy(reason: string | undefined, path: string): ConsequenceCopy { | ||
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| titleKey: "integrations.dialog.overwrite.title", | ||
| changesKey: reason === "foreign-edit" | ||
| ? "integrations.dialog.overwrite.changesForeign" | ||
| : "integrations.dialog.overwrite.changesUnowned", | ||
| breakageKey: "integrations.dialog.overwrite.breakage", | ||
| undoKey: "integrations.dialog.overwrite.undo", | ||
| confirmKey: "integrations.dialog.overwrite.confirm", | ||
| vars: { path }, | ||
| }; | ||
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Both sites build the identical ConsequenceCopy object for the overwrite dialog — same five keys, same reason === "foreign-edit" branch — with no shared source of truth between them.
gui/src/pages/integrations/FileIntegrationPage.tsx#L32-L43: exportoverwriteCopy()(or move it toConsequenceDialog.tsx) so it becomes the single implementation.gui/src/pages/integrations/IntegrationsOverview.tsx#L657-L666: import and call the sharedoverwriteCopy()here instead of rebuilding thecopy={{ ... }}object inline.
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In `@gui/src/pages/integrations/FileIntegrationPage.tsx` around lines 32 - 43,
Make overwriteCopy the shared source of truth by exporting it from
FileIntegrationPage.tsx, or moving it to ConsequenceDialog.tsx. In
gui/src/pages/integrations/FileIntegrationPage.tsx lines 32-43, preserve the
existing ConsequenceCopy behavior; in
gui/src/pages/integrations/IntegrationsOverview.tsx lines 657-666, import and
call overwriteCopy instead of constructing the inline copy object.
* feat(cli): let the terminal resolve a conflict too PR #3084 gave the dashboard a way past a conflicted client config. The CLI got nothing, so `ocx integration client enable` still dead-ends on exactly the state the overwrite path exists to escape -- and it strands the user who has no browser: an SSH session, or an agent driving the proxy. Adds `--overwrite-conflict`, spelled the way `restore --confirm-drift` already is. Never assumed: without the flag a conflict is still refused, and the field is omitted from the request entirely rather than sent as false, so a proxy on an older build sees the request it has always seen. `--overwrite-conflict` with `disable` fails locally instead of being forwarded. The route answers 400 for that pair, but a usage error names the flag that is wrong where the route reply arrives as a generic failed request. Forcing a disable over a conflict deletes a block we never wrote, which is the one thing the refusal exists to prevent. Docs said the switch "locks and disable refuses rather than guessing", which is now only half true. The English guide describes Replace and the new flag, and the three translated copies of that page get the flag block so they do not contradict the source. Verification: 41 pass in tests/cli-headless-parity.test.ts, driven red twice -- dropping the flag from the request body, and neutering the disable guard. tsc clean, privacy:scan clean, skill:surface:check current, test:changed 86 pass. * test(gui): pin the two things that keep the overwrite dialog readable on a phone The conflict dialog was verified at desktop width only. Measured at 390px in both themes it is fine -- 370px wide at left:10, no horizontal overflow anywhere on the page, the Replace button not clipped, and the config path inside its container -- but two of those depended on details nothing was checking. The dialog is 370px wide and a config path is one long unbroken token, so the path needs an in-word break opportunity or it overflows and the single fact the user needs (which file is about to change) goes off screen. Two things have to hold: the path renders inside a <code> element, and that element is allowed to break. Guard one asserts the path is in a <code> with a long realistic path. Guard two asserts the stylesheet rule, because a CSS declaration has no type or render coverage in a DOM-less suite. Verification: 41 pass across the two files. Both driven red -- rendering the path as bare text, and dropping overflow-wrap from the dialog rule. The first attempt at the CSS falsification was itself wrong: it replaced the FIRST overflow-wrap in the file, which belongs to .integration-path, and the guard stayed green. Re-run against the whole declaration it goes red, which is the only version worth keeping. * test(gui): use a synthetic home in the dialog path fixture privacy:scan rejects a committed /Users/<name>/ path, and the fixture I added carried a real one. The scan ran clean before that test existed, which is how it reached CI.
…losed (#3091) The outcome table stopped at #3084 and the unit was already in _fin, but auditing the merged head turned up two things the plan had gotten wrong rather than merely left undone. A documented tradeoff was a defect. 070 recorded grok.svg as staying an image because masking would be "editing someone else's mark". Measured on the dark card it was about 1.9:1 -- effectively invisible, and had been since the mark landed. The reasoning was wrong about what masking does: the file is not modified, it is read as a shape and tinted, which is how xAI renders it themselves. Writing a tradeoff down does not make it correct, and neither this unit nor the pass after it measured the thing it was excusing. Half a surface is not a surface. 080 specified the overwrite escape hatch for the GUI and stopped, leaving ocx integration client enable dead-ending on the exact state the feature exists to escape -- and the user with no browser was the one still stuck. The docs had meanwhile been asserting a conflict simply locks. Adds both to the table (#3086, #3088) and both corrections to the record. Verification: privacy:scan passed, repo-hygiene 12 pass. Docs only.
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A conflicted client config was a dead end. The writer refused unconditionally, the GUI locked the switch, and the only way forward was opening the file in an editor -- the thing a dashboard exists to avoid. This adds the one way past it, and keeps it narrow: the conflict refusal can be waived, but only by asking for it by name.
Writer.
applyOrRefreshIntegrationtakes aConflictPolicy.overwriteskips the conflict refusal and nothing else:unsafe,not_installedandnon_loopbackstill refuse, because a snapshot is not a licence to replace a value the merge cannot reason about. Everything that makes it recoverable is shared with apply -- the same snapshot, atomic write, compare-before-commit recheck and journal row -- which is why this is a policy flag on one code path rather than a second implementation. A forcedforeign-editdrops what the previous record owned before merging, the same way a stale refresh does; without that, a path the old record covered and the new one does not would be unremovable by any later disable.Journal.
overwriteis its ownOperationKind.applywould be a lie about an operation that replaced somebody else's block, and the rollback list is the one place a user looks after a mistake.Route.
overwriteConflictis optional; absent andfalsebehave identically. Non-boolean is 400. So is{enabled: false, overwriteConflict: true}, rejected rather than ignored -- forcing a disable over a conflict is exactly the deletion of unowned work this subsystem exists to prevent, and answering 200 would confirm an intent we refused.GUI. A danger button appears for
conflictand no other state, on both the client sub-page and the overview card, behind aConsequenceDialogthat names the config path and says the change is undoable. The copy splits on the reason: a block we did not write is a different loss from the user's own edit inside ours. The switch stays locked either way. Nine locales.Also fixes a documentation-only promise:
OperationKindis declared three times and imported zero times across the store, the management envelope and the GUI adapter. The comment claimed a test asserted they agree. None did, so a kind added in one place rendered as a raw i18n key with no type error anywhere. Two guards now read all three declarations.The overview, with marks from #3082/#3083 and the conflicted ZCode card carrying its Replace button. Exactly one card has it:
The dialog on the client sub-page, naming the file and the recovery path:
Verification
Every guard was driven red before being kept.
bun test tests/integrations-writer.test.ts-> 58 pass. Falsified: always-refuse (3 red),kind: applyinstead ofoverwrite(1 red), unsafe allowed through (1 red), old record's fragments not dropped (1 red).bun test tests/management-integration-routes.test.ts-> 30 pass. Falsified: waiver routed to plain apply (1 red), disable+waiver silently ignored (1 red).bun test tests/integrations-journal.test.ts-> 21 pass. Falsified:overwritedropped from the route envelope only, and from the GUI copy map only.cd gui && bun test tests/integrations-surfaces.test.tsx-> 31 pass. Falsified: button rendered for every installed state (1 red),installedcheck removed (1 red), click mutating before confirm (2 red), one copy string for both reasons (1 red).bun run test:changed-> 3131 pass / 0 fail across 176 files.bun x tsc --noEmitclean in both roots;bun run lint:guiclean;bun run build:guisucceeds.The stranding guard needed a second attempt to be real: the first version passed with the record-drop removed, because every path the old record owned was also one the new contribution writes. It now uses a layout the new write does not cover, which is what an upgrade actually leaves behind.
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