fix(oauth): persist startup reconciliation before adoption - #3524
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOAuth reconciliation and model-rename startup migration now use cloned projections. Persistent paths rebase changes on the latest stored configuration, while successful results update the live configuration in place. ChangesConfiguration persistence flows
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to OAuth reconciliation and startup model-rename migration now persist projected configuration changes before adopting them in memory, avoiding stale-state overwrites while preserving expected warnings and failure behavior. No current merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)OAuth reconciliationsequenceDiagram
participant LiveConfig
participant reconcileOAuthProviders
participant mutatePersistedConfig
participant PersistedConfig
LiveConfig->>reconcileOAuthProviders: Reconcile cloned provider projection
reconcileOAuthProviders->>mutatePersistedConfig: Apply touched providers and catalog version
mutatePersistedConfig->>PersistedConfig: Load latest configuration and commit changes
PersistedConfig-->>mutatePersistedConfig: Return committed configuration
mutatePersistedConfig-->>reconcileOAuthProviders: Return persistence result
reconcileOAuthProviders-->>LiveConfig: Merge committed keys
Model-rename startup migrationsequenceDiagram
participant StartupMigration
participant mutatePersistedConfig
participant PersistedConfig
StartupMigration->>StartupMigration: Project cloned configuration
StartupMigration->>mutatePersistedConfig: Project fresh persisted configuration
mutatePersistedConfig->>PersistedConfig: Load and commit configuration
PersistedConfig-->>mutatePersistedConfig: Return persistence result
mutatePersistedConfig-->>StartupMigration: Return committed projection
StartupMigration->>StartupMigration: Adopt projection in live config
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In `@src/providers/model-rename-startup.ts`:
- Line 30: Update the startup flow around projectModelRenames so
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리뷰 · 우선순위 64 / 80설명 이 PR은 서버가 켜질 때 OAuth 프로바이더 설정을 고치는 순서를 바꿉니다. 지금 이 브랜치는 고칠 내용을 먼저 테스트도 방향을 잘 잡고 있습니다. 동시 편집이 다만 지금 GitHub 상태는 바로 머지할 수 없습니다. draft이고, 점수 64는 시작 시 설정 일관성·동시 편집 보존이 실제 운영 버그 축이라서입니다. types/config 분할 캠페인과 겹치지는 않습니다. 리베이스와 스폰서십만 끝나면 좁은 내부 픽스로 올리면 됩니다. 라인 - tests/oauth-provider-reconcile.test.ts 전체 - #3511 이후 실제 파일은 tests/oauth/oauth-provider-reconcile.test.ts 입니다. 이 패치를 옛 루트 경로에 두면 충돌이거나 루트에 유령 테스트가 생깁니다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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The warning regression and stale test paths were fixed; no further code change is warranted for the other points. |
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reconcileOAuthProviders mutated the in-memory config and called saveConfig(config), so a startup snapshot overwrote any operator edit made after loadConfig() returned. runModelRenameStartupMigration had the same shape. Both now project onto a clone and commit through mutatePersistedConfig, which rebases the write on the newest on-disk snapshot, so a concurrent edit survives. Persistence failure degrades rather than throws. Both functions run inside startServer (src/server/index.ts:651 and :663), which is synchronous by design and wraps neither call in try/catch, so a throw there takes the whole proxy down over a config file the operator can still repair. A missing, malformed or contended config now warns once and adopts the projection in memory, matching every other mutatePersistedConfig consumer (src/storage/policy.ts, src/codex/plan-from-token.ts, src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts). Adoption is key by key over the touched keys only. A clear-and-reassign preserves the top-level object identity while silently detaching every nested sub-object a caller still holds a reference to. Tests: the concurrent-edit cases are the RED-on-dev proof of the defect (they fail against unmodified dev, which clobbers). The degrade-not-throw assertions are RED against #3524's head, which threw. The new tests/server/server-startup-reconcile-resilience.test.ts covers the boot path; its /healthz case binds a listener and is skipped where Bun.serve cannot bind, so it is a hosted-CI-only assertion. Co-authored-by: yansigit <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com>
…implementation of #3524) (#3564) * fix(claude): fall back to native launch when routing is off `ocx claude` hard-errored and returned 1 whenever Claude routing was disabled (`src/cli/claude.ts:420` on dev), so the command was unusable with the Claude toggle off even though a native `claude` binary was available. Launch natively in that case instead. Only an explicit `false` triggers the fallback — from config, or reported live by `GET /api/claude-code` — so a proxy predating the `enabled` field stays routed, and an absent proxy still starts one rather than falling back. The native session must not inherit proxy state, so it removes only values it can prove OpenCodex owns: `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` when it targets this proxy's own loopback host and configured port with a proxy-issued admission token, the `CLAUDE_CODE_*` discovery and auto-context levers, and model slots that resolve only through the proxy. An unrelated `http://localhost:8080` gateway and a user `sk-ant-` credential are preserved. Client-ownership preflight runs before any fallback, so an invalid or mismatched connected client still fails closed. Three fixes on top of the contributor's head: - Sync all eight `docs-site` `guides/claude-code.md` pages, which still described `ocx claude` as proxy-only. - Distinguish an absent `settings.json` from a corrupt one in `readPickerDefaultModel`. Swallowing both alike dropped the "saved model requires the proxy" warning exactly when the file was broken; a corrupt file now warns and names the path without echoing contents. - Restore the `#764 / SERVICE_STOP_LIVENESS` rationale comment above `ensureProxyForClaude`, which the diff deleted while keeping the behavior. Carry of #3519. Co-authored-by: everton-dgn <58889432+everton-dgn@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(oauth): rebase startup reconciliation on the persisted config reconcileOAuthProviders mutated the in-memory config and called saveConfig(config), so a startup snapshot overwrote any operator edit made after loadConfig() returned. runModelRenameStartupMigration had the same shape. Both now project onto a clone and commit through mutatePersistedConfig, which rebases the write on the newest on-disk snapshot, so a concurrent edit survives. Persistence failure degrades rather than throws. Both functions run inside startServer (src/server/index.ts:651 and :663), which is synchronous by design and wraps neither call in try/catch, so a throw there takes the whole proxy down over a config file the operator can still repair. A missing, malformed or contended config now warns once and adopts the projection in memory, matching every other mutatePersistedConfig consumer (src/storage/policy.ts, src/codex/plan-from-token.ts, src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts). Adoption is key by key over the touched keys only. A clear-and-reassign preserves the top-level object identity while silently detaching every nested sub-object a caller still holds a reference to. Tests: the concurrent-edit cases are the RED-on-dev proof of the defect (they fail against unmodified dev, which clobbers). The degrade-not-throw assertions are RED against #3524's head, which threw. The new tests/server/server-startup-reconcile-resilience.test.ts covers the boot path; its /healthz case binds a listener and is skipped where Bun.serve cannot bind, so it is a hosted-CI-only assertion. Co-authored-by: yansigit <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: t <a@b.com> Co-authored-by: everton-dgn <58889432+everton-dgn@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: yansigit <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com>
…y of #3348) (#3565) * fix(claude): fall back to native launch when routing is off `ocx claude` hard-errored and returned 1 whenever Claude routing was disabled (`src/cli/claude.ts:420` on dev), so the command was unusable with the Claude toggle off even though a native `claude` binary was available. Launch natively in that case instead. Only an explicit `false` triggers the fallback — from config, or reported live by `GET /api/claude-code` — so a proxy predating the `enabled` field stays routed, and an absent proxy still starts one rather than falling back. The native session must not inherit proxy state, so it removes only values it can prove OpenCodex owns: `ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL` when it targets this proxy's own loopback host and configured port with a proxy-issued admission token, the `CLAUDE_CODE_*` discovery and auto-context levers, and model slots that resolve only through the proxy. An unrelated `http://localhost:8080` gateway and a user `sk-ant-` credential are preserved. Client-ownership preflight runs before any fallback, so an invalid or mismatched connected client still fails closed. Three fixes on top of the contributor's head: - Sync all eight `docs-site` `guides/claude-code.md` pages, which still described `ocx claude` as proxy-only. - Distinguish an absent `settings.json` from a corrupt one in `readPickerDefaultModel`. Swallowing both alike dropped the "saved model requires the proxy" warning exactly when the file was broken; a corrupt file now warns and names the path without echoing contents. - Restore the `#764 / SERVICE_STOP_LIVENESS` rationale comment above `ensureProxyForClaude`, which the diff deleted while keeping the behavior. Carry of #3519. Co-authored-by: everton-dgn <58889432+everton-dgn@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(oauth): rebase startup reconciliation on the persisted config reconcileOAuthProviders mutated the in-memory config and called saveConfig(config), so a startup snapshot overwrote any operator edit made after loadConfig() returned. runModelRenameStartupMigration had the same shape. Both now project onto a clone and commit through mutatePersistedConfig, which rebases the write on the newest on-disk snapshot, so a concurrent edit survives. Persistence failure degrades rather than throws. Both functions run inside startServer (src/server/index.ts:651 and :663), which is synchronous by design and wraps neither call in try/catch, so a throw there takes the whole proxy down over a config file the operator can still repair. A missing, malformed or contended config now warns once and adopts the projection in memory, matching every other mutatePersistedConfig consumer (src/storage/policy.ts, src/codex/plan-from-token.ts, src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts). Adoption is key by key over the touched keys only. A clear-and-reassign preserves the top-level object identity while silently detaching every nested sub-object a caller still holds a reference to. Tests: the concurrent-edit cases are the RED-on-dev proof of the defect (they fail against unmodified dev, which clobbers). The degrade-not-throw assertions are RED against #3524's head, which threw. The new tests/server/server-startup-reconcile-resilience.test.ts covers the boot path; its /healthz case binds a listener and is skipped where Bun.serve cannot bind, so it is a hosted-CI-only assertion. Co-authored-by: yansigit <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(combos): scope failover cooldowns to the failure's blast radius A combo failure recorded the same cooldown regardless of what the failure actually said. An oversized request cooled a healthy target, a per-request free-tier cap cooled the whole provider for every other combo, and a rejected credential cooled only the one target that happened to hit it. Meanwhile pickComboTarget never consulted the cooldown map at all, so a target cooled a moment earlier was picked again on the next attempt. ComboFailureCooldownScope gains "none" for request-shape failures (413, input_admission_refused, context_length_exceeded, tool_catalog_too_large, cursor_root_envelope_limit, target_incompatible, and the provider hard-cap overflow), and returns "provider" for 401/402/403 and credential/billing codes. free_rate_limited leaves isProviderScopedQuotaCap: it is evaluated per request, so it keeps its hop verdict but stops recording provider-wide evidence. comboFailureDecision additionally hops model-scoped rejections and 402/425. Generic 410 and 413 remain terminal, asserted explicitly so a future widening of the hop list cannot swallow them silently. "malformed upstream" now infers 502 rather than falling into the generic "malformed" 400 branch: bytes the upstream mangled are a provider protocol failure, not a bad client request. Scoped to that phrase, so plain "malformed" keeps its 400 verdict, and asserted on the message-only path where the existing structuredServerClass override in httpStatusFromTerminalError cannot absorb it. Carries the classification half of #3348. Disk persistence of cooldowns and the policy-fallback status synthesis are deliberately separate and not included. Co-authored-by: RHODIZSECURITY <180237049+RHODIZSECURITY@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(providers): recover a key-pool 401 by rotating instead of failing the request A static API-key pool already rotates on 429 but abandoned the provider on 401, even though one revoked or mistyped key says nothing about its siblings. Add rotateKeyOn401/rotateProviderTransportOn401 alongside the 429 pair (sharing the same persisted-config CAS and transport-rebuild rules) and consult them in the Responses recovery loop, after the OAuth replay so a refreshable token is never treated as a dead key. hasKeyPoolFailover already excludes oauth/forward modes. A 401 is a verdict about the credential, not a timing signal, and upstreams send no Retry-After for it, so the failed key is held for the full cap rather than the 429 default. The new key-401 recovery kind is a four-site chain, not one edit: the union in src/usage/log.ts, the ATTEMPT_RECOVERY_KINDS set that filters it back on read, the emit site in the Responses loop, and COOLDOWN_RECOVERY_KINDS in routing analytics. The regression round-trips a persisted attempt through the log file, because a kind added to the type but missing from the set writes fine and vanishes on read-back. Carries the key-401 half of #3348. Co-authored-by: RHODIZSECURITY <180237049+RHODIZSECURITY@users.noreply.github.com> * test(providers): pin the 401 rotation cooldown and the third key-pool recovery site Review round 1 (023): the rotator-count guard now records the pre-stream 401 site (key = 3) and rotateKeyOn401 / rotateProviderTransportOn401 get their own cooldown assertions (MAX_COOLDOWN_MS on 401 vs the 429 default). Co-authored-by: RHODIZSECURITY <180237049+RHODIZSECURITY@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: t <a@b.com> Co-authored-by: everton-dgn <58889432+everton-dgn@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: yansigit <44089734+yansigit@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: RHODIZSECURITY <180237049+RHODIZSECURITY@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closing as superseded by merged PR #3564 (merge commit 526d4bf). That PR reimplements this persistence-ordering fix on current |
Summary
This is an internal startup consistency fix. It does not change the config schema, credential format, or user-facing commands, so no docs or release-note update is needed.
Security review: two independent reviews checked persistence ordering, unavailable-state handling, concurrent edit preservation, object identity, and secret exposure. Their original findings (silent continuation after unavailable persistence and no-op identity replacement) are fixed. A later CodeRabbit warning-emission finding was also fixed. No credentials or request data are logged or serialized by this change.
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bun test tests/providers/model-rename-migration.test.ts tests/oauth/oauth-provider-reconcile.test.ts tests/test-layout.test.ts— 26 pass, 0 fail on the current headbun run typecheck— pass on the current headbun run privacy:scan— pass on the current headgit diff --check— pass on the current headbun run test— 17,970 pass, 14 skip, 0 fail before upstream-only test relocations and the warning-only follow-up; relocated focused suites and the layout guard pass on the current headChecklist
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