fix(providers): save the dashboard provider editor atomically - #3296
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The dashboard's JSON editor serialized the redacted config DTO and PUT it to
/api/config, which the server rejects on purpose, so Save always failed with
"Full config PUT is disabled."
Fanning the edit out to per-provider POST/PATCH/DELETE would have fixed the
error message and introduced a worse bug: each of those persists
independently, so a mid-sequence failure leaves half the edit on disk, and
every field absent from the public DTO is lost on the way back.
So the write stays server-side. PUT /api/providers takes { baseline, next }:
the GUI sends only what it can see, the server compares the baseline against
the current public projection, merges next into freshly read persisted
providers while keeping api keys, pools, headers and other private fields,
validates everything, and commits once. A stale baseline is a 409 rather than
a silent overwrite, and derived markers like hasApiKey are rejected instead of
being written back as data. The /api/config 405 is unchanged.
Closes #3280
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new atomic provider save path fixes the original full-config PUT failure, but current-head issues remain: some valid provider saves can still fail, renaming a provider can silently discard stored credentials, unrelated providers can block edits, no-op saves can cause broad runtime churn, and catalog reconciliation failures can appear as successful saves. These concrete correctness and data-integrity risks make the PR unsafe to merge without fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JSONEditor
participant ProviderRoutes
participant PersistedConfig
participant LiveConfig
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JSONEditor->>ProviderRoutes: PUT /api/providers with baseline and next
ProviderRoutes->>PersistedConfig: Validate baseline and persist candidate
ProviderRoutes->>LiveConfig: Synchronize providers and related state
ProviderRoutes->>Catalog: Refresh provider catalog
ProviderRoutes-->>JSONEditor: Return result or structured error
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리뷰 · 우선순위 73 / 80이 PR은 이슈 #3280을 고칩니다. 지금 고치는 방법이 “프로바이더마다 POST/PATCH/DELETE를 여러 번 호출”이면 안 됩니다. 지금 필드 정책도 같이 잡았습니다. 처음에는 편집 가능한 필드 11개 allowlist로 막았더니, 이미 디스크에 있는 검증은 테스트와 실제 브라우저 둘 다 있습니다. 라인 문제와 판단 지점은 아래입니다.
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When next.providers omits an OAuth-backed provider, the success path in provider-routes.ts updates only config.json and never calls replaceProviderAccountSet(name, null), unlike the existing DELETE handler. The credentials therefore remain in the OAuth account store and silently become active again if the provider name is later reused, potentially forwarding an old credential to a newly configured destination. Iterate over outcome.value.removedProviders and clear each corresponding account set before reporting success.
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| const transportCandidate = providerTransportValidationCandidate(merged as unknown as Record<string, unknown>); | ||
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When the JSON editor changes alias or modelAliases, providerEditorCandidate removes those fields from transportCandidate, so it bypasses the collision and format checks enforced by src/server/management/model-routes.ts:280-317; validateConfigCandidate does not reproduce those checks. Inputs such as alpha.alias = "beta" when provider beta exists are consequently persisted and used by the live catalog, then silently removed by sanitizeAliasesForLoad after restart. Reuse the dedicated alias validators here or deny these fields at this endpoint.
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When another dashboard or CLI changes provider configuration while this editor is open, the PUT returns stale_provider_editor_baseline, but this branch neither fetches the current config nor replaces the captured baseline. Every retry, including after Restore or closing and reopening the editor, therefore submits the same stale baseline until the entire page is reloaded. Handle the conflict code by fetching the latest provider snapshot and offering a rebase/reopen path that preserves the user's draft.
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In `@gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts`:
- Around line 9-13: Unify provider-field classification around the shared
policy: in gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts lines 9-13, have
PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS consume exported policy names and include
virtualModels if projected by the DTO; in
gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx lines 24-26, include
xaiResponsesOptInState and virtualModels in the fixture while excluding all
derived fields from the expected baseline at lines 114-132; in
tests/server-auth.test.ts line 821, pair modelMaxInputTokens exposure coverage
with write acceptance by adding it to the unchanged-round-trip fixture in
tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts.
- Line 68: Move the JSON.parse(jsonBaseline) operation out of the network
try/catch and alongside the draft JSON parsing in the saveConfig flow. Ensure
malformed draft or baseline JSON both notify prov.invalidJson, while only
request and transport errors reach the outer catch that reports prov.saveFailed.
In `@gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx`:
- Around line 24-26: Update the fixture used by the JSON config editor test and
its expected baseline so it includes every field listed by
PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS, specifically xaiResponsesOptInState and
virtualModels, while excluding all derived fields from the expected retained
state. Preserve note as a non-derived field and ensure the assertions verify
both newly covered fields are stripped from the PUT payload.
- Around line 161-163: Update the invalid-JSON save test around saveConfig to
assert that jsonSaving returns to false after saveConfig returns false, while
preserving the existing no-request and notification assertions.
- Line 77: Update the afterEach cleanup in the test suite to restore
globalThis.IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT, matching the existing restoration pattern
for document, window, navigator, and fetch. Ensure the flag set by beforeEach is
reverted after every test so it cannot leak into later suites.
In `@src/server/auth-cors.ts`:
- Around line 922-923: Normalize the result of sanitizeModelCostsForDisplay
before assigning it to dto.modelCosts in the provider DTO construction,
converting the null-prototype object into a normal cloned object so
isDeepStrictEqual comparisons against parseProviderEditorConfigDTO results
remain stable.
- Around line 983-988: Add an exact-key assertion or snapshot in the existing
safeConfigDTO tests in tests/server-auth.test.ts, verifying the exposed provider
fields include only the intended allowlist and explicitly cover project,
location, responsesPath, commandCodeVersion, unsafeAllowNativeLocalExec, and
nativeLocalExec for GET /api/config.
- Around line 930-931: Remove the derived codexAccountMode assignment from
providerEditorProviderDTO so editor snapshots preserve the persisted provider
fields and validation remains consistent. Keep the effective value available
only through the display DTO, or include it only when it is explicitly
persisted.
In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts`:
- Around line 848-854: Update the route handling the result of
mutatePersistedConfig to check outcome.status === "unchanged" before any global
cache clearing, clearThreadAccountMap(), or convergeCodexCatalog() calls; return
a successful response with catalogRefresh set to null, while preserving the
existing unavailable and failed-result handling.
- Around line 810-814: The provider destination loop in the PUT route currently
validates every provider serially. Compare each provider against
observed.diagnostics.config.providers, retain only new providers or those with
changed baseUrl or allowPrivateNetwork, and validate these candidates
concurrently with Promise.all; preserve the existing synchronous full-candidate
validation unchanged.
- Line 246: Update the PUT /api/providers handling around mergeProviderEditorRow
to reject any provider name not already present in persisted.providers before
merging or persisting the replacement provider set. Preserve existing updates
for known names and ensure new-name requests cannot proceed with an undefined
persisted row that would drop private provider fields.
- Around line 285-288: Replace the plain deletions in the persisted
configuration reconciliation with deleteConfigTopLevelKey calls for customModels
and providerContextCaps, while preserving the existing structuredClone
assignments when values are defined.
In `@tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts`:
- Around line 174-178: Extend the existing provider editor operation tests with
removal coverage: seed custom models and a context cap for both alpha and beta,
remove beta from the next draft, and assert the removal flow deletes beta’s
entries while preserving alpha’s. Anchor the test to the existing next draft
setup and provider removal behavior exercised by the editor.
- Line 87: Wrap the afterEach cleanup call to removeTreeWithRetry(testDir) in
try/catch, matching the guarded cleanup pattern used by the isolated-codex-home
helper, so exhausted Windows retry failures do not fail an otherwise completed
test.
- Around line 52-62: Replace the hand-rolled projection in editorBaseline with
the production providerEditorConfigDTO transformation, exporting that function
from auth-cors if needed and importing it alongside safeConfigDTO. Update the
helper to derive each provider’s editable baseline through
providerEditorConfigDTO so tests 2–7 use the same DTO field policy as the
server.
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| const PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS = [ | ||
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The provider field policy is restated at three sites with no shared source of truth. This PR introduces one classification of provider fields into editable, derived, and redacted. That classification is then written out independently in the GUI hook, in the GUI test fixture, and in the server DTO tests. Nothing proves the three agree, so a field added to one classification and missed in another produces a 400 on save rather than a failing test. The fix at each site is to bind it to the shared policy instead of restating it.
gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts#L9-L13: confirm whether the DTO projectsvirtualModels; if it does, add it here, and export the derived-field names from one shared module that both the server policy and this list consume.gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx#L24-L26: extend the provider fixture to carry every field the derived policy names, includingxaiResponsesOptInStateandvirtualModels, and keep them out of the expected baseline at Lines 114-132.tests/server-auth.test.ts#L821-L821: pair the newmodelMaxInputTokensexposure assertion with a write-acceptance assertion, by adding the field to the unchanged-round-trip fixture intests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts.
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In `@gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts` around lines 9 - 13, Unify
provider-field classification around the shared policy: in
gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts lines 9-13, have
PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS consume exported policy names and include
virtualModels if projected by the DTO; in
gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx lines 24-26, include
xaiResponsesOptInState and virtualModels in the fixture while excluding all
derived fields from the expected baseline at lines 114-132; in
tests/server-auth.test.ts line 821, pair modelMaxInputTokens exposure coverage
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| const parsed = JSON.parse(draft); | ||
| const res = await fetch(`${apiBase}/api/config`, { | ||
| const baseline = JSON.parse(jsonBaseline) as unknown; |
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A malformed jsonBaseline is reported as a network failure, which contradicts the taxonomy the new tests assert.
JSON.parse(jsonBaseline) sits inside the second try block, whose catch at Line 90 notifies prov.saveFailed. jsonBaseline is component state initialized to "" at Line 48, and the effect at Line 54 seeds only draft, never jsonBaseline. So jsonBaseline stays "" until openJsonEditor or a successful save sets it.
If saveConfig runs while jsonBaseline is "", JSON.parse("") throws SyntaxError, the outer catch swallows it, and the operator sees the generic prov.saveFailed message. No request reaches the server. The operator is told the save failed while the network and the server were never involved, and there is no diagnostic pointing at the real cause.
This matters more because of what the new tests claim. gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx lines 156-176 is named "parse failures stay distinct from server failures" and asserts three separate buckets: prov.invalidJson for a bad draft, the server's own error text for a 409, and prov.saveFailed for a thrown fetch. A baseline parse failure lands in the third bucket, so the taxonomy the tests establish is not actually complete.
Move the baseline parse next to the draft parse, so both local parse failures are classified as local, and only transport failures reach the outer catch.
🐛 Proposed fix for the failure classification
setJsonSaving(true);
let parsed: unknown;
+ let baseline: unknown;
try {
parsed = JSON.parse(draft);
} catch {
notify(t("prov.invalidJson"), false);
setJsonSaving(false);
return false;
}
+ try {
+ baseline = JSON.parse(jsonBaseline);
+ } catch {
+ // An unset or corrupt baseline is a local state fault, not a transport fault.
+ // Reopening the editor reseeds it from the projected config.
+ notify(t("prov.saveFailed"), false);
+ setJsonSaving(false);
+ return false;
+ }
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- const baseline = JSON.parse(jsonBaseline) as unknown;
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In `@gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts` at line 68, Move the
JSON.parse(jsonBaseline) operation out of the network try/catch and alongside
the draft JSON parsing in the saveConfig flow. Ensure malformed draft or
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| hasHeaders: true, | ||
| note: "derived registry note", |
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The fixture exercises only two of the three declared derived fields, so it cannot detect a drifted policy list.
PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS in gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts lines 9-13 declares three fields. This fixture supplies hasApiKey and hasHeaders. It does not supply xaiResponsesOptInState, so the assertion at Line 133 never proves that field is stripped.
The fixture also omits virtualModels, which tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts lines 239-244 shows the server treats as a derived marker and rejects. A provider row carrying that field would flow straight through this projection and into the PUT body, and this suite would report success.
The note: "derived registry note" entry at Line 26 makes the gap easier to miss on a read, because the label says "derived" while the assertion at Line 125 correctly expects the field to be retained.
Extend the fixture to carry every field the derived policy names, including xaiResponsesOptInState and virtualModels, and keep them out of the expected baseline. This suite is then a real guard on the policy list rather than a partial one.
As per path instructions, this suite must "check that GUI state changes stay consistent with the management API responses."
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In `@gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx` around lines 24 - 26, Update the
fixture used by the JSON config editor test and its expected baseline so it
includes every field listed by PROVIDER_EDITOR_DERIVED_FIELDS, specifically
xaiResponsesOptInState and virtualModels, while excluding all derived fields
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| window: { configurable: true, value: testWindow }, | ||
| navigator: { configurable: true, value: testWindow.navigator }, | ||
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Restore IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT in afterEach, or this suite leaks it into every later test file.
beforeEach sets four globals through Object.defineProperties: document, window, navigator, and IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT. afterEach at Lines 102-106 restores three of them. IS_REACT_ACT_ENVIRONMENT is never restored, so it stays true on globalThis after this file finishes.
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Note that the file already gets the pattern right for fetch at Line 107. Apply the same symmetry to the flag.
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Assert that jsonSaving returns to false on the invalid-JSON path.
This block proves three things about a bad draft: saveConfig returns false, no request is sent, and the notification is prov.invalidJson. It does not check jsonSaving.
That matters because the invalid-JSON path is new control flow with its own manual reset. gui/src/hooks/useJsonConfigEditor.ts Line 58 sets jsonSaving to true, and the early return at Lines 63-65 must call setJsonSaving(false) at Line 64 by hand, because it returns before the try/finally at Lines 92-94. Every other exit path is covered by that finally.
If a later refactor moves or drops that single line, the Save control stays in its pending state permanently and the operator cannot retry without reloading the dashboard. No assertion in this file would fail. One line closes the gap.
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echo "=== changed route context ==="
sed -n '760,835p' src/server/management/provider-routes.ts
echo "=== route state construction and provider management validation ==="
rg -n -B8 -A20 'preview|observed|providerManagementConfigError' src/server/management/provider-routes.ts | head -240
echo "=== destination policy implementation ==="
sed -n '280,365p' src/lib/destination-policy.ts
echo "=== sibling POST and PATCH validation context ==="
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Validate only changed provider destinations and resolve them concurrently
In src/server/management/provider-routes.ts:810-813, the PUT /api/providers route iterates every provider in preview.config.providers. Each iteration awaits providerDestinationResolvedError; a private DNS result for an unchanged provider can therefore return 400 invalid_provider_destination before the requested edit is saved. The serial await also makes DNS-validation latency grow with the provider count.
Filter the candidates to new providers or providers whose baseUrl or allowPrivateNetwork changed compared with observed.diagnostics.config.providers, then validate those candidates with Promise.all. Keep the synchronous full-candidate validation unchanged.
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In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts` around lines 810 - 814, The
provider destination loop in the PUT route currently validates every provider
serially. Compare each provider against observed.diagnostics.config.providers,
retain only new providers or those with changed baseUrl or allowPrivateNetwork,
and validate these candidates concurrently with Promise.all; preserve the
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| if (outcome.status === "unavailable") { | ||
| const code = outcome.reason === "conflict" ? "provider_config_conflict" : "provider_config_unavailable"; | ||
| return jsonResponse({ error: "provider config changed before it could be saved", code }, 409); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!outcome.value.ok) { | ||
| return jsonResponse({ error: outcome.value.error, code: outcome.value.code }, outcome.value.status); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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sed -n '1535,1580p' src/providers/quota.ts
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Handle "unchanged" before clearing global state. mutatePersistedConfig returns { status: "unchanged", value: candidate } when no provider configuration changed. Because candidate.ok is true, this route reaches lines 856-865 and calls global cache-clearing helpers, clearThreadAccountMap(), and convergeCodexCatalog(). A no-op save can therefore remove active thread-to-account affinity and perform an unnecessary catalog refresh. Return { success: true, catalogRefresh: null } when outcome.status === "unchanged".
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In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts` around lines 848 - 854, Update the
route handling the result of mutatePersistedConfig to check outcome.status ===
"unchanged" before any global cache clearing, clearThreadAccountMap(), or
convergeCodexCatalog() calls; return a successful response with catalogRefresh
set to null, while preserving the existing unavailable and failed-result
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| function editorBaseline(config: OcxConfig): EditorConfig { | ||
| return { | ||
| defaultProvider: config.defaultProvider, | ||
| providers: Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(config.providers).map(([name, provider]) => [name, { | ||
| adapter: provider.adapter, | ||
| baseUrl: provider.baseUrl, | ||
| ...(provider.defaultModel === undefined ? {} : { defaultModel: provider.defaultModel }), | ||
| ...(provider.project === undefined ? {} : { project: provider.project }), | ||
| }])), | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Derive the baseline from the real DTO producer instead of hand-rolling the projection.
editorBaseline reimplements the editable-field policy by hand: adapter, baseUrl, optional defaultModel, optional project. The server compares the submitted baseline against providerEditorConfigDTO(persisted) using isDeepStrictEqual (src/server/management/provider-routes.ts lines 817-825). So this helper duplicates policy knowledge that the production code already owns.
Note the inconsistency inside this same file: the round-trip test at Line 122 correctly calls the real safeConfigDTO to obtain the public row, then hand-writes the matching baseline at Lines 131-145. Tests 2 through 7 then route through the hand-rolled helper instead.
The failure mode is not silent, because a drift turns the 200-expecting test at Line 185 into a 409. But it is misdirecting: the suite would report a stale-baseline failure when the actual cause is that the DTO started projecting one more field. Deriving the baseline from the producer removes the duplication and makes any future field-policy change surface as a real behavioral assertion.
♻️ Proposed refactor for baseline derivation
function editorBaseline(config: OcxConfig): EditorConfig {
- return {
- defaultProvider: config.defaultProvider,
- providers: Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(config.providers).map(([name, provider]) => [name, {
- adapter: provider.adapter,
- baseUrl: provider.baseUrl,
- ...(provider.defaultModel === undefined ? {} : { defaultModel: provider.defaultModel }),
- ...(provider.project === undefined ? {} : { project: provider.project }),
- }])),
- };
+ // The route compares the submitted baseline against providerEditorConfigDTO(persisted),
+ // so derive it from the same producer rather than restating the field policy here.
+ return providerEditorConfigDTO(config) as EditorConfig;
}This requires exporting providerEditorConfigDTO from src/server/auth-cors.ts and importing it alongside safeConfigDTO on Line 8. The context snippet at src/server/auth-cors.ts lines 936-942 shows it is already declared with export.
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In `@tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts` around lines 52 - 62, Replace
the hand-rolled projection in editorBaseline with the production
providerEditorConfigDTO transformation, exporting that function from auth-cors
if needed and importing it alongside safeConfigDTO. Update the helper to derive
each provider’s editable baseline through providerEditorConfigDTO so tests 2–7
use the same DTO field policy as the server.
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| isolatedCodexHome = null; | ||
| if (previousOpencodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME; | ||
| else process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = previousOpencodexHome; | ||
| removeTreeWithRetry(testDir); |
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Guard the temp-tree cleanup so a Windows file-release race cannot fail a passing test.
removeTreeWithRetry(testDir) runs unguarded in afterEach. testDir holds the config.json that the management route just wrote through saveConfig, and the server may still be releasing that handle. removeTreeWithRetry rethrows once the retry budget is exhausted, per tests/helpers/remove-tree.ts lines 27-28.
The repository already learned this lesson. tests/helpers/isolated-codex-home.ts lines 22-34 wraps the same call in try/catch and the comment states plainly that a rethrow there "failed a test that had already finished asserting" and read as a defect in the test rather than an OS release race. This file recreates the unguarded pattern for a directory that is even more likely to be held open, because a config write just happened.
Result: intermittent red on Windows CI with no real defect behind it. Apply the same treatment used by the sibling helper.
🧪 Proposed fix for the cleanup race
if (previousOpencodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME;
else process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = previousOpencodexHome;
- removeTreeWithRetry(testDir);
+ // Same rationale as tests/helpers/isolated-codex-home.ts: on Windows the just-written
+ // config.json can still be held open past the retry budget. A stale temp directory
+ // costs nothing; a false red costs a real signal.
+ try {
+ removeTreeWithRetry(testDir);
+ } catch {
+ // Deliberately swallowed: see above.
+ }
});As per path instructions, "Tests are flat Bun tests under tests/" and a behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem; a cleanup race undermines that signal.
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In `@tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts` at line 87, Wrap the
afterEach cleanup call to removeTreeWithRetry(testDir) in try/catch, matching
the guarded cleanup pattern used by the isolated-codex-home helper, so exhausted
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| next.providers.gamma = { | ||
| adapter: "openai-chat", | ||
| baseUrl: "https://gamma.example.test/v1", | ||
| defaultModel: "gamma-1", | ||
| }; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add coverage for provider removal, the one editor operation with destructive side effects.
The suite covers three of the four editor operations: update (Lines 171-173), add (these lines), and reject (Lines 214-294). Removal is absent.
Removal is the case that deserves the test most. src/server/management/provider-routes.ts lines 829-832 iterate candidate.removedProviders and call dropProviderCustomModels(persisted, name) and setProviderContextCap(persisted, name, false). So deleting a provider key from the JSON editor does not just drop that provider row; it also discards the operator's custom models and context caps for it. The GUI hook places no restriction on deleting a key from the draft, so an operator reaches this path with one text edit.
Nothing in this cohort proves that the removal branch drops exactly the intended provider's custom models and context caps, and leaves the surviving providers' entries alone. Add a test that seeds custom models and a context cap for both alpha and beta, removes beta from next, and asserts that beta's entries are gone while alpha's survive.
As per path instructions, "A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem."
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Extend the existing provider editor operation tests with removal coverage: seed
custom models and a context cap for both alpha and beta, remove beta from the
next draft, and assert the removal flow deletes beta’s entries while preserving
alpha’s. Anchor the test to the existing next draft setup and provider removal
behavior exercised by the editor.
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The previous commit reclassified modelMaxInputTokens as runtime so it could not be editor write authority. That was right, but the same commit also relaxed the existing safeConfigDTO assertion so the field could appear in the public DTO. That assertion was not incidental: dev already listed modelMaxInputTokens among the values safeConfigDTO must never serialize. Weakening a security contract to fit a new implementation is backwards, so the test is restored verbatim and the implementation now satisfies it as written.
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Summary
Saving the dashboard's provider JSON editor always failed with
Full config PUT is disabled. Use /api/providers POST for provider changes.The editor serialized the redacted config DTO andPUTit to/api/config, which the server rejects on purpose.Fanning the edit out to per-provider
POST/PATCH/DELETEwould have fixed the message and introduced a worse bug: each of those persists independently (provider-routes.ts:652,:779,:1101), so a mid-sequence failure leaves half the edit on disk, and every field absent from the public DTO is lost on the way back.So the write stays server-side.
PUT /api/providerstakes{ baseline, next }: the GUI sends only what it can see, the server compares the baseline against the current public projection, mergesnextinto freshly read persisted providers while keeping API keys, pools and headers, validates everything, and commits once throughmutatePersistedConfig. A stale baseline is a 409 rather than a silent overwrite. The/api/config405 is unchanged.The field-policy problem, and why it is a type
The first implementation used an allowlist of 11 editable fields. Live browser testing killed it immediately: saving a real untouched config was rejected with
provider "woong" contains non-editable field "note". That is worse than the original bug — it turns a clear 405 into a save that refuses a config the user already has on disk.The policy is now an exhaustive
Record<keyof OcxProviderConfig, "editor" | "redacted">. Every provider field must be classified, and both the public projection and the write denylist derive from that one map. Adding a provider field without classifying it failsbun run typecheck, so the two halves cannot drift — which is the failure mode a hand-maintained secret list has.Denied write authority:
apiKey,apiKeyPool,headers,mcpServers,desktopExecutor, plus derived markers such ashasApiKeyandhasHeaders. Those are observations, never input.Verification
Red-first, both files:
tests/provider-config-batch-management.test.ts: realistic unchanged provider save expected 200, received 400 (the allowlist bug) — now 8 pass.gui/tests/use-json-config-editor.test.tsx: the projection droppednote, context windows, reasoning efforts, vision policy and private-network policy — now 2 pass.bun run typecheck,bun run lint:gui,bun run privacy:scan: pass.Verified end-to-end in a real browser against a running proxy on this branch, not only in tests. Edited a provider's
notein the dashboard JSON editor and clicked Save; the UI reportedSaved! Restart proxy to apply.and the persisted config on disk showed:The edit landed, both providers' API keys survived a round trip through a DTO that never contained them, and no derived marker was written back as data.
Per maintainer instruction for this campaign, the repository-wide suite was not run locally; CI is the full-suite gate.
UI change
The editor surface is unchanged; what changes is that Save now succeeds. Before, on
dev, the same action produced the error bannerFull config PUT is disabled. Use /api/providers POST for provider changes.After, on this branch, it producesSaved! Restart proxy to apply.with the disk state above as the receipt.Checklist
Closes #3280
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