feat(codex): opt into client-side compaction - #4092
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This default-off setting enables authenticated client-side compaction while preserving existing routing and history behavior. Current coverage indicates no unresolved merge-blocking risk. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
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Operator->>DashboardOrCLI: Enable client compaction
DashboardOrCLI->>SettingsAPI: Save codexClientCompaction=true
SettingsAPI-->>DashboardOrCLI: Return saved setting
DashboardOrCLI->>CodexInjection: Trigger configuration sync
CodexInjection->>Codex: Inject opencodex provider table
CodexInjection->>Codex: Preserve existing history metadata
Codex-->>Operator: Use client-side compaction for future compactions
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리뷰 · 우선순위 69 / 80이 PR은 #3987의 메인테이너 캐리입니다. 기여자 브랜치에 리뷰 접기를 밀어 넣으면서 readiness 체크리스트가 풀리고 draft로 돌아가, 작성자만 다시 체크할 수 있는 상태가 되어서 같은 커밋을 라인 src/codex/inject.ts · preserveExistingHistory - client compaction만 켠 경우 기존 resume history· 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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In `@gui/src/i18n/ko.ts`:
- Line 2512: Update the translation value for dash.codexClientCompactionHint to
keep OpenCodeX unchanged while replacing the unconditional ocx1 recovery
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With the root openai_base_url override removed and opencodex as the default provider, a thread still tagged openai resumed straight against OpenAI, outside the proxy and its configured routing. Forward-tag through the existing backed-up, reversible migration instead of skipping the history unit.
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Both findings addressed at head ed89af5. Existing threads stayed routed (P1). The finding is correct and this was a real routing bypass. Enabling the opt-in removes the root The fix is the reversible migration you suggested, and the machinery already existed. "Future-only" survives in the sense that matters: forward-tagging rewrites provider metadata, never an existing Korean hint wording. Applied, with the conditional recovery phrasing, and the English hint updated to match so the two locales do not disagree. Verification: repository CI on this exact head; local typecheck/tests NOT RUN (local execution restricted in this environment). |
Re-tagging history cannot be made durable: the length-preserving first-line repair cannot grow openai into opencodex, and codex re-appends that stale line on its next metadata write. Retaining the marker-owned root openai_base_url keeps existing openai-tagged threads on the proxy without touching history at all.
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Correction and final implementation for the P1 on this branch. Head is now 1bb5e93; the earlier re-tagging approach at ed89af5 is superseded. The earlier claim was too strong. I said forward-tagging closed this. It does not, and I should not have said so. The repair it depends on is length-preserving: What the current head does instead. For the client-compaction form only, the injection keeps the marker-owned root That works because of how Codex builds its provider map. Scope of what is and is not touched.
Tests. The Design B case now asserts the thread keeps its Verification: repository CI on this exact head; local typecheck/tests NOT RUN (local execution restricted in this environment). |
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Scope correction on the previous comment, at head 066ce4c. I wrote that both provider entries point at the same loopback proxy. That is true of the override OpenCodeX manages, and it is not a claim that can be made unconditionally. When you own the root The code comment, the guide, and a new test now say exactly that. The test enables the opt-in over a user-owned Also explicit about the other half of the final diff: the history unit is back to |
The marker comment is not durable: the app can reserialize config.toml without comments, after which only the journaled value tells our line from a users. Table forms that never write the key still record null. Adds the authless-plus-compaction cross product to the integration coverage.
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In `@gui/src/i18n/en.ts`:
- Line 583: Update the dash.codexClientCompactionHint translation in
gui/src/i18n/en.ts:583-583 to qualify proxy-routing guarantees to
OpenCodex-managed root overrides and state that a user-owned openai_base_url
controls existing openai-tagged threads. Apply the same clarification in Korean
at gui/src/i18n/ko.ts:2512-2512, preserving the existing meaning and guidance.
In `@src/codex/inject.ts`:
- Line 1074: The routing result for a user-owned openai_base_url must
distinguish provider-table injection from root-only mode: preserve the existing
Design B warning for root-only routing, but when the provider table was
injected, report that new threads use opencodex and warn only that existing
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Confirmed the two current CodeRabbit observations against the actual injector, rather than treating them as cosmetic feedback.
At 49efae6, the client-compaction path writes the opencodex provider table and preserves an operator-owned root openai_base_url. keptUserBaseUrl then selects the old root-only warning, which says routing was NOT injected and tells the operator to remove that valid override. Meanwhile historyMessage claims old threads still reach the proxy. In this mixed configuration those statements contradict the resulting file: new opencodex threads use the injected table; existing openai threads retain the operator-selected root destination.
Please split that result from the unchanged Design B/root-only warning, qualify the corresponding GUI hints, and extend the existing owned-root regression to assert both the retained file contents and the returned message. Do not fix this by overwriting/removing the operator's root setting or rewriting old session history.
Exact-head CI 34341241205 is now green, but it does not correct this output contract. This review is scoped to the reported configuration/wording issue, not a complete visual acceptance of the 25-file feature. Final GUI/product acceptance remains with @lidge-jun.
…ly warning With a user-owned root openai_base_url the client-compaction path still writes the opencodex table, so the old warning misdescribed the file: it claimed nothing was injected and asked the operator to delete a valid setting, while the history line claimed those threads still reached the proxy. That configuration now reports the table it wrote and says the openai-tagged threads follow the operator destination. The setting is never overwritten and no session history is rewritten.
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Addressed at 97841a7. Both statements were wrong for that configuration, and confirming it against the injector was the right call. The mixed case now has its own result. When the operator owns the root line and the compaction form still writes the table, the message reports the table it actually injected, says the root line was left exactly as set, and states that threads already tagged The unchanged Design B/root-only warning is untouched and still fires for the root-only case. Nothing overwrites the operator's setting and no session history is rewritten; the history unit stays skipped on this path. The EN and KO hints now scope the proxy-routing claim to the managed override and say the operator-owned line wins. The existing owned-root regression now asserts the returned message alongside the retained file contents and the null journal entry, and a control asserts the managed-override case still reports proxy routing without the root-only warning. @Ingwannu please re-check this head and withdraw or resubmit the review against it. Product acceptance of the wider feature remains with @lidge-jun as you noted. |
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Rechecked 97841a7. The dedicated mixed-mode result and file/message regression address the main contradiction, and the English/Korean hints correctly qualify the operator-owned override.
One sentence still infers destination from ownership: historyMessage says an operator-owned line means "not the proxy". setRootOpenaiBaseUrlForTarget returns keptUserBaseUrl=true whenever the line lacks an OCX marker, without comparing its URL. An operator can legitimately have written the exact local proxy URL themselves. That path now incorrectly says their old threads do not use the proxy and suggests removing a setting they already pointed there.
Please use neutral wording such as "follow your configured root openai_base_url" without the unconditional "not the proxy", and qualify or omit the removal guidance for that case. Add the small user-owned-but-equal-to-target control alongside the differing-destination and managed-line cases. No change to ownership, journaling, session history, or the user's configuration is needed. Current-head CI is still running; this remains a narrow output-contract review, not complete GUI acceptance.
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Maintainer carry of #3987 so the feature can land: pushing the review fold onto the contributor branch reset the readiness checklist and returned that pull request to draft, and only its author can re-tick the boxes. This branch carries the same commits unchanged.
Authenticated loopback routing keeps Codex on its built-in
openaiprovider identity, which preserves native thread identity but also makes Codex ask for native remote compaction. When a routed provider cannot return a native compaction blob, OpenCodex stores the summary in its ownocx1:envelope, which native ChatGPT cannot verify once OpenCodex leaves the request path.codexClientCompactionopts an authenticated loopback route into the existing dedicated provider-table form withrequires_openai_auth = true, so Codex owns compaction and stores a portable plaintext summary instead. The setting defaults to off, and a user who does not enable it gets the byte-identical Design B injection they have today.codexDesktopAuthlessstill wins when both are set. The preference affects future compactions only: existingocx1:history and resume metadata are left alone, including Design B threads still taggedopenai.Surfaces:
codexClientCompactionin the config schema and zod validation, GET/PUT/api/settings,ocx system settings --client-compaction on|off, a Dashboard switch with nine locales, and the English guide plus the server configuration reference.While the mode is active the realtime voice sideband override is not injected, because the provider-table form cannot carry it; the guide says so and a test asserts the profile stays free of
experimental_realtime_ws_base_url.Closes #3978.
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The new Use client-side compaction switch is under Dashboard -> Overview, next to the existing Codex Desktop compatibility settings. The screenshot below is sanitized: no provider URL, credential, or local path.
Previous-head visual baseline. The capture is from 29e6e78, not from the current head. It is included for layout: the control, its label, and where it sits are unchanged at ed89af5. Its hint paragraph is stale, because the same paragraph is one of the things this head changes.
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bun run typecheck/bun run test/bun run lint:gui/bun run build:gui: NOT RUN (local execution restricted in this environment). Repository CI on this branch's head is the gate.Checklist
Carried-from: #3987
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