test(oauth): pin the rotator set of every 429 recovery loop - #3512
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This unit found the same class of defect twice: the streaming loop grew generic OAuth rotation and the continuation loop did not, and the sidecar hook grew generic rotation while Anthropic stayed excluded. Both times a loop shipped with a subset of the rotators and nothing failed, because the gap is invisible unless you diff the loops against each other. Pin the per-rotator site count with the reason each number differs, so a fifth recovery site has to decide which rotators it needs rather than inheriting a subset by accident.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates failover outcome records, adds a post-merge audit of cache behavior and CI results, and adds a structural test that verifies rotator coverage across recovery paths. Changes429 Failover Audit
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds regression coverage for OAuth 429 recovery wiring, but the new test can still miss a recovery path with an absent or unreachable rotator, allowing a future failover regression to ship undetected. The documentation also needs a fenced-block language identifier to avoid Markdown lint failure. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Reviewed exact head 4c67e3e49. The structural guard is worthwhile, but the current assertion does not actually pin the rotator set per recovery site as the PR claims.
It counts regex matches across the entire coreSource. If rotateGenericOAuthAccountOn429 is removed from the continuation loop again and an unrelated or duplicate call is added elsewhere, the global count remains 4 and this test stays green. The exact class of regression this unit found twice can therefore recur without changing any expected count.
Please slice the source by stable function/loop boundaries and assert the required rotator set inside each site independently: streaming response recovery, continuation recovery, the sidecar hook, and runTurn preflight. Also assert the intentional absences (for example Anthropic from the Cursor-only runTurn site) so calls cannot migrate between regions while preserving totals. An aggregate count can remain as a secondary inventory check, but it cannot be the contract.
Please drive the revised test red by removing one rotator from one specific site while leaving the file-wide count unchanged, then rerun the focused set and exact-head CI.
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These assertions only count identifier occurrences across the entire file, so they do not verify the promised per-site rotator sets. If a rotator is removed from one recovery loop while an occurrence is added elsewhere—including an unreachable branch, comment, or another loop—the totals remain 4/3/2 and this guard passes even though a provider's 429 becomes terminal at the affected site. Slice or parse each known recovery site and assert its expected rotators individually.
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In `@devlog/_fin/260905_always_on_429_failover/091_post_merge_audit.md`:
- Line 46: Update the fenced log block at the affected Markdown section to add a
language identifier such as text or console immediately after the opening fence,
preserving the block’s contents and closing fence.
In `@tests/generic-oauth-failover.test.ts`:
- Line 321: Replace the global occurrence counts in the rotator contract test
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rotator set for that block. Ensure extraction reflects control flow rather than
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Add a language identifier to the fenced log block.
Line 46 uses a bare Markdown fence. Add text or console after the opening fence so markdownlint MD040 passes.
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Assert the reachable rotator contract for each recovery site.
coreSource.match(re) counts textual occurrences across the entire source. It does not associate a call with a specific recovery loop or prove that the call is reachable. A call behind the early return null described in src/server/responses/core.ts:5210-5255 would still increase the count. Moving a call between loops could also preserve the totals.
The key count does not cover the sidecar key path because that path uses rotateProviderTransportOn429. The test can therefore pass while a recovery loop loses a required rotator again. Extract each named recovery block and assert its expected reachable rotator set, including the sidecar transport path.
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In `@tests/generic-oauth-failover.test.ts` at line 321, Replace the global
occurrence counts in the rotator contract test with assertions over each named
recovery block, verifying the expected reachable rotator set for that block.
Ensure extraction reflects control flow rather than merely matching text, and
include the sidecar key recovery path using rotateProviderTransportOn429
alongside the existing rotator symbols.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 73 / 80이 PR은 이미 왜 이게 중요하냐면, 이 유닛이 같은 종류의 구멍을 두 번 이미 찾은 적이 있기 때문입니다. 스트리밍 루프에만 generic OAuth 로테이션이 붙고 continuation 루프에는 안 붙어서, xAI/Cursor continuation 429는 페일오버가 켜져 있어도 그 자리에서 끝났습니다. 사이드카 그래서 이번 테스트는 문서 쪽도 현재 CI는 이 리뷰 시점 기준으로 changes/gates/hygiene/ubuntu·windows keyring/test 1–4/macos 1/2 등이 통과했고, macos 2/2만 아직 진행 중이었습니다. 소스 변경이 없는 테스트·문서 PR이라 회귀 위험은 작습니다. 다만 같은 파일 라인 306 - 새 테스트 제목은 “all three rotators”인데, key 쪽은 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Closes out the always-on 429 failover unit with the structural guard it turned out to need, plus the devlog record of what shipped.
The guard. This unit found the same class of defect twice. The streaming loop grew generic OAuth rotation with #2568 and the continuation loop did not, so an xAI or Cursor continuation 429 was terminal even with failover fully active. The sidecar hook grew generic rotation while Anthropic stayed excluded, so a 429 in a web-search or image turn was terminal even with the pool on. Both times a recovery loop shipped with a subset of the rotators, and both times nothing failed — the gap is invisible unless you diff the loops against each other, which is how it survived a full review cycle.
So the rotator set is now pinned per site, with the reason each number differs:
hasKeyPoolFailoverguards only the two response loops; the sidecar reaches the key pool throughrotateProviderTransportOn429A fifth recovery site now has to decide which rotators it needs and update the matching number. Forcing that decision is the point — a floor assertion would let a subset ship again.
The record.
090_outcome.mdwas written before two post-merge findings existed and no longer described the shipped state. It now reports the real three-PR outcome, and091_post_merge_audit.mdrecords what auditing the merged result turned up: the per-request auth-store read #3495 introduced (fixed in #3503), the incomplete cache invalidation found while fixing it, and a CI lesson — when a rerun fails the same way twice, stop rerunning and check whether the base branch already carries the fix. It did:devhad moved to a 2-way macOS shard after that branch point.Verification
bun run typecheck— clean.bun testacross six focused files — 104 pass, 0 fail.No
src/change: this is a test and documentation PR.Checklist
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