fix(codex): complete the provider-table transition on a paginated openai home - #5331
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change supports paginated OpenAI history during provider-table integration. It retains compatible root routing state, exposes provider-table removal, updates localized documentation, and adds regression coverage. ChangesPaginated history compatibility
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CodexIntegration->>HistoryPreflight: inspect paginated OpenAI rows
HistoryPreflight-->>CodexIntegration: history_paginated_openai_requires_native_writer
CodexIntegration->>PaginatedOpenaiCompat: resolve refusal and routing target
PaginatedOpenaiCompat->>CodexConfig: retain managed openai_base_url and provider table
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Restore->>CodexConfig: remove OpenCodex root routing keys
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When the paginated-OpenAI case encounters an existing user-owned openai_base_url, written.keptUserBaseUrl is true, but this result is reduced to retainedRootOverride: false and the caller's keptUserBaseUrl remains false. The transition therefore reaches the normal success branch in inject.ts, which reports that existing threads keep reaching the proxy and that all models route through OpenCodex, even though this helper deliberately leaves those threads following the user's potentially unrelated URL; it also bypasses the existing ownership-aware warning/default logic. Return the user-owned verdict separately and propagate it before constructing warnings and the final message.
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In `@src/codex/inject.ts`:
- Around line 477-480: Update the write-boundary flow around
applyPaginatedOpenaiCompat and applyNativeArtifacts to reapply compatibility
after history migration, then rebuild the final candidate and witness before
writing artifacts. Allow HISTORY_PAGINATED_OPENAI_NEEDS_ROOT_OVERRIDE to retain
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| const compat = applyPaginatedOpenaiCompat(historyPreflight(), routingTarget, content, eol); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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rg -n "historyPreflight|applyNativeArtifacts|HISTORY_PAGINATED_OPENAI_NEEDS_ROOT_OVERRIDE|HISTORY_RELABEL_STANDS_DOWN" src/codex/inject.ts src/codex/history-provider.ts tests/codex-integrationRepository: lidge-jun/opencodex
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printf '%s\n' '--- inject callers and error handling ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- history preflight implementation ---'
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Reapply paginated-OpenAI compatibility at the write boundary. For loopback targets, an initial null preflight leaves content unchanged. If history migrates before applyNativeArtifacts, the later preflight returns HISTORY_PAGINATED_OPENAI_NEEDS_ROOT_OVERRIDE, and observeHistoryRefusalOrThrow throws because it accepts only HISTORY_RELABEL_STANDS_DOWN. The injector then rejects the transition and compensates instead of retaining the root override. Re-run applyPaginatedOpenaiCompat for this boundary result, then rebuild the final candidate and witness before writing artifacts. Keep the refusal for admission-token targets, because that routing form cannot use the required root override. Add a regression test for an initial null result followed by the specialized boundary result.
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In `@src/codex/inject.ts` around lines 477 - 480, Update the write-boundary flow
around applyPaginatedOpenaiCompat and applyNativeArtifacts to reapply
compatibility after history migration, then rebuild the final candidate and
witness before writing artifacts. Allow
HISTORY_PAGINATED_OPENAI_NEEDS_ROOT_OVERRIDE to retain the root override for
loopback targets, while preserving refusal behavior for admission-token targets.
Add a regression test covering an initial null result followed by the
specialized boundary result.
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Requesting changes on exact head 034ae6058eaf2fdf4da9ec9815d47820872b9632.
The hosted CI exposes one PR-specific blocker in addition to the unrelated StepFun layout failure. The rewritten end-to-end test fails at codex-inject-integration.test.ts:812: its input uses the existing # >>> opencodex managed openai_base_url >>> block, but the compatibility path does not normalize that ownership form to OCX_ROUTING_MARKER_LINE.
Concretely, stripInjectedOpenaiBaseUrl leaves that block in place, then setRootOpenaiBaseUrlForTarget sees the root URL without the current marker directly above it and reports keptUserBaseUrl = true. applyPaginatedOpenaiCompat therefore returns retainedRootOverride = false; keepRootOverrideAlongsideTable remains false and the journal does not claim the root URL. The transition happens to remain routed because the old URL bytes survive, but the PR’s stated guarantee that the retained override is owned and removed by restore is not established. CI stops before the later restore assertion can test it.
Please make the ownership contract explicit and make the end-to-end case pass: if that block is a supported legacy OpenCodex marker, migrate it to the current marker and journal the exact retained value; if it was only an invalid synthetic fixture, replace it with the real currently supported marker and add/document the intended legacy boundary separately. In either case, keep the inject -> untouched paginated row -> restore-removes-owned-root assertion executable. The tests/test-layout.test.ts failure for providers/stepfun-provider.test.ts is the current dev regression tracked by #5330, but this marker failure belongs to this head.
리뷰 · 우선순위 61 / 80이 PR은 Codex를 프로바이더 테이블 방식으로 켤 때, 이미 페이지 나눔(paginated)된 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 사용자 소유 URL + paginated 너의 추천 메인 경로(#5321 리포터 형태: loopback authless + 관리 마커 URL)는 테스트로 잘 고정되어 있어서 방향은 맞습니다. 합치기 전에 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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…nai home A provider-table transition that found an `openai`-tagged thread row Codex had already migrated to paginated history was refused outright. Nothing was written — no config, no reference profile, no `model_catalog_json` — and the integration stayed disabled, with a message that said only "do not retry". The reporter's home had 173 such conversations, and the only exits they could find by reading the preflight source were deleting them or downgrading (#5321). The danger the guard names is real: the transition removes the root `openai_base_url`, and a paginated row cannot be relabeled, so that conversation would resume against Codex's built-in OpenAI endpoint instead of this proxy. The injector already builds the state that resolves it. `keepRootOverrideAlongsideTable` keeps the marker-owned root override beside the provider table for the client-compaction form, for exactly this reason. This selects the same retention from the preflight verdict rather than from the routing form: when the reason is the paginated-openai code and the target can own a root key, the override is retained, the reason is downgraded to the stand-down constant so the relabel unit never starts, and the transition completes. The paginated row is neither read nor written, and it keeps resolving to this proxy. The retained value is journaled as OpenCodex's own, so restore can still take it out. An admission-token form still refuses, because Codex's built-in `openai` entry cannot carry `x-opencodex-api-key`; its message now names `unauthenticatedLoopbackListener` and `syncResumeHistory` rather than telling the operator not to retry. A root line the user owns is left alone, and the conversation follows the destination they chose. The logic lives in a new module because `src/codex/inject.ts` had three lines of file-size-ratchet headroom. The refusal code is now an exported constant, since the same literal in two files is how the stand-down pair drifted the first time.
The flag has worked since the #4812 teardown fix, but it appeared in no usage string and no help text, so a user whose paginated restore kept `[model_providers.opencodex]` could only find it by reading `dispatch.ts`. It is now in the command registry entries for `restore` and `eject` and in top-level usage.
The end-to-end case previously asserted the refusal, so it is rewritten around the completed transition: the config carries both `[model_providers.opencodex]` and the marker-owned root override, the rollout bytes and the thread row are unchanged, and a following `ocx restore` takes the retained override back out. That last assertion is what keeps this from trading #5321 for a new #4812. The resolver gets its own file rather than growing the 1938-line integration suite: placement of the retained line before the first table, CRLF preservation, a user-owned root line left untouched and not claimed in the journal, the admission-token refusal naming two remedies that are asserted to exist as keys in `src/types/config.ts`, every other reason passing through with the text it always had, and a source-oracle check that the refusal code is defined once and read from that definition. The CLI case reads the removal flag out of `dispatch.ts` instead of restating it, so a rename cannot leave the help text silently wrong.
…etention Two things were stale or missing in the Codex integration guide across all eight locales. It still said `ocx restore` and Codex config removal refuse on `history_paginated_requires_native_writer` and that a paginated home cannot be uninstalled through the product; both stopped being true when #4812 landed the degraded restore. And nothing described what a provider-table transition now does when it meets an already-paginated `openai` conversation. `structure/config.md` and `structure/codex-home.md` gain the apply-side rule: the paginated-openai reason selects the root-override retention in the same window as the existing provider-table retention, before the witness, and only an admission-token form still refuses.
What the guard protected, why refusing the whole transition was the lockout rather than the protection, why the fix selects an existing mechanism instead of adding one, the evidence that #4812's recovery half is already closed on dev, and the recovery reasons deliberately left open.
The fixture this case inherited wrote `# >>> opencodex managed openai_base_url >>>`, a marker string that appears nowhere in `src/`. It never mattered while the case asserted that nothing was written. Now that the transition completes, the injector correctly read that unrecognised line as user-owned, left it alone, and the case failed against its own fiction. The fixture is now the reporter's actual shape: a loopback root-override home, marked with `OCX_ROUTING_MARKER_LINE`, turning on `codexDesktopAuthless`. The injector strips its own line, builds the table, and the retention writes a marker-owned override back. The user-owned variant is covered separately in the resolver's own file.
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Enabling the Codex integration in its authless provider-table form was hard-refused on any home whose history Codex had already migrated to paginated form, if any conversation was still tagged
openai.ocx syncand the dashboard sync aborted withhistory_paginated_openai_requires_native_writer, nothing was written — no config, no reference profile, nomodel_catalog_json— and the integration stayed disabled. The message ended with "do not retry" and named no way forward; the reporter's home had 173 affected conversations, and the only exits discoverable by reading the preflight source were deleting them or downgrading to 2.59.0. Before 2.60.0 the same transition completed, with the history relabel standing down while the routing and catalog half was still written.The danger the guard names is real. A provider-table transition removes the root
openai_base_url, and a paginated row cannot be relabeled, so after the transition that conversation would resume against Codex's built-in OpenAI endpoint rather than this proxy. Refusing to relabel is correct; refusing the whole transition is what trapped the user.The injector already builds the state that resolves this.
keepRootOverrideAlongsideTablekeeps the marker-owned rootopenai_base_urlbeside the provider table for the client-compaction form, for exactly this reason: Codex builds its provider map asmerge_configured_model_providers(built_in_model_providers(openai_base_url), model_providers), so the override lands on the built-inopenaientry regardless of which id is the default.src/codex/inject/paginated-openai-compat.tsnow selects that same retention from the preflight verdict rather than from the routing form. When the reason is the paginated-openai code and the target can own a root key, the override is retained, the reason is downgraded to the stand-down constant so the relabel unit never starts, and the transition completes. The paginated row is neither read nor written, and it keeps resolving to this proxy. The retained value is journaled as OpenCodex's own, so restore can still take it out.Before, on a loopback authless home with one paginated
openaithread:After, the same home gets its config, profile and catalog, with
[model_providers.opencodex]and the marker-owned root override side by side, and the thread row still readsmodel_provider = 'openai',history_mode = 'paginated'.Two cases do not reach that state, and both are honest rather than silent:
openaientry carries nox-opencodex-api-keyheader. It keeps the refusal, and the message now namesunauthenticatedLoopbackListenerandsyncResumeHistoryas the two settings that resolve it.openai_base_urlthe user owns is left alone. The conversation follows the destination they chose, which is the guarantee the injector already makes everywhere else about a line it does not own, and the journal correctly records that line as not ours.The recovery side (#4812). That issue is already closed on
dev, and the new refusal code cannot reach restore: it is set only underproviderTableMode, and restore preflights withproviderTableMode = false, whose row predicate ismodel_provider = 'opencodex'. Two gaps were still open on that side and are fixed here.ocx restore --remove-codex-provider-tableworked but appeared in no usage or help text, so the escape hatch was reachable only by readingdispatch.ts. And the public guide in all eight locales still said restore and Codex config removal refuse onhistory_paginated_requires_native_writerand that a paginated home cannot be uninstalled through the product — neither has been true since the degraded restore landed.Other hard-refusal reasons on the recovery path still have no named repair command: a missing state database with pending manifest entries, and a backup manifest that is unreadable, foreign, or schema-invalid. Those are a different failure family and are deliberately left open rather than folded in here.
Where the logic lives.
src/codex/inject.tswas at 984 of its 987-line file-size-ratchet cap, so the decision could not be inlined; the injector pays one import and one net line and now sits at exactly 987. The refusal code became an exported constant insrc/codex/history-provider.tsbecause the same literal in two files is how the stand-down pair drifted the first time.Verification
Static review plus exact-head hosted CI. Per this lane's constraints, the following were NOT RUN locally:
bun test, any individual test file,bun run typecheck, any build, any install, liveocxexecution, service restart, and any credential or configuration change.Mechanical gates checked by hand before pushing:
src/codex/inject.tsis at 987 of its recorded cap of 987. The end-to-end suitetests/codex-integration/codex-inject-integration.test.tsis at 1959 of the 2000-line threshold, which is why the resolver's own cases went to a new file rather than growing it. No cap was raised.tests/codex-integration/history-paginated-openai-compat.test.tsis registered in bothscripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json, whichtests/test-layout-tooling.test.tsrequires to be byte-equal.RestoreHistoryDisposition,RemoveCodexConfigHistoryDispositionandRetainedCodexProviderTable.reasonare untouched. No count or member list is restated anywhere.skills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.mdis unchanged; the registry gains only adetailsentry, which the skill gate does not read.structure/config.md(554 lines) andstructure/codex-home.md(354) stay under the 600-line budget, and every backticked path they name exists.Regression coverage added:
tests/codex-integration/history-paginated-openai-compat.test.ts— the resolver: the retained line is written before the first table where Codex reads root keys, CRLF endings survive, a user-owned line is left untouched and not claimed, the admission-token refusal names two remedies that are asserted to exist as keys insrc/types/config.ts, every other reason passes through with the text it always had, and a source-oracle check that the refusal code is defined once and read from that definition.tests/codex-integration/codex-inject-integration.test.ts— the end-to-end case, rewritten from "refuses" to the completed transition, asserting the config carries both the table and the marker-owned override, the rollout bytes and thread row are unchanged, and a followingocx restoretakes the retained override back out. That last assertion is what keeps this from trading [Bug]: 2.60.0 hard-refuses the authless provider-table transition on a home with paginated openai threads and offers no supported way forward #5321 for a new ocx restore / stop / uninstall refuse to restore config.toml on paginated Codex history, leaving the CLI pointed at a dead proxy port #4812.tests/cli/cli-restore-back.test.ts— the removal flag is present in both help surfaces, read out ofdispatch.tsrather than restated so a rename cannot leave the help silently wrong.No GUI file is touched, so the screenshot gate does not apply.
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Closes #5321
Partially addresses #4812 (already closed): the discoverability and documentation gaps left by its fix. The remaining recovery refusals listed above are not resolved here.
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ocx restore --remove-codex-provider-tableto remove retained provider configuration.Documentation