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리뷰 · 우선순위 36 / 80이 PR은 프로그램을 바꾸지 않는다. 문서 파일 하나에 문단 하나만 넣는다. 넣은 말은 이렇다. 코덱스를 처음 깔면 이슈 5440이 원한 설명도 그것이다. 지금 코드는 그 말과 반대로 움직인다.
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In `@src/codex/home.ts`:
- Line 139: Update the local-home precedence logic around detected and
defaultCodexHome to require defaultHome to be a directory via
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| const defaultHome = join(home, ".codex"); | ||
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Require a directory before suppressing the WSL fallback.
When defaultHome is a regular file, existsSync(defaultHome) returns true. This sets detected to null, so defaultCodexHome returns the file path instead of the valid Windows Codex home. The catalog home-selection path then rejects it because the selected path is not a directory.
Use statSync(defaultHome).isDirectory() for local-home precedence. Fall back when the path is absent or is not a directory, and rethrow filesystem errors other than ENOENT. Add a regression test where the local ~/.codex path is a regular file and a valid Windows Codex home exists. The current test does not cover this case because it treats the local path as existing and only applies its directory mock while discovering Windows homes.
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In `@src/codex/home.ts` at line 139, Update the local-home precedence logic around
detected and defaultCodexHome to require defaultHome to be a directory via
statSync().isDirectory(), falling back to findWslWindowsCodexHome when it is
absent or a regular file while rethrowing filesystem errors other than ENOENT.
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…5441) On WSL an unset CODEX_HOME switched to a discovered Windows Desktop home whenever ~/.codex/config.toml was missing, even when the local ~/.codex directory already existed on a fresh install. Keep the local home when it is a directory; only an absent path or a non-directory lets discovery pick the Windows home, and an unexpected stat failure keeps the local home rather than switching. Structure and the Codex integration guide (all locales) now describe directory presence instead of config.toml presence. Carries #5441. Co-authored-by: Lee Sang Gyu <217872453+lee3Q@users.noreply.github.com>
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…5441) On WSL an unset CODEX_HOME switched to a discovered Windows Desktop home whenever ~/.codex/config.toml was missing, even when the local ~/.codex directory already existed on a fresh install. Keep the local home when it is a directory; only an absent path or a non-directory lets discovery pick the Windows home, and an unexpected stat failure keeps the local home rather than switching. Structure and the Codex integration guide (all locales) now describe directory presence instead of config.toml presence. Carries #5441. Co-authored-by: Lee Sang Gyu <217872453+lee3Q@users.noreply.github.com>
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…egration status, quota locks, discovery snapshots (#5680) * fix(codex): keep a fresh local Codex home before config.toml exists (#5441) On WSL an unset CODEX_HOME switched to a discovered Windows Desktop home whenever ~/.codex/config.toml was missing, even when the local ~/.codex directory already existed on a fresh install. Keep the local home when it is a directory; only an absent path or a non-directory lets discovery pick the Windows home, and an unexpected stat failure keeps the local home rather than switching. Structure and the Codex integration guide (all locales) now describe directory presence instead of config.toml presence. Carries #5441. Co-authored-by: Lee Sang Gyu <217872453+lee3Q@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): treat an unchanged sync-cache as success (#5594) ocx sync-cache exited 1 when models_cache.json was already current, because an unchanged cache and a failed rewrite both surfaced as false. The cache invalidation now reports written / unchanged / missing_catalog / desired_disabled / failed; the CLI exits 0 for an unchanged cache, restarts Codex only after a real write, and names the skip in --json. On top of #5594: the human path no longer prints the integration-OFF explanation before the real outcome (an explicit sync-cache refreshes regardless of the toggle), the skip-count comment names all three benign skips, and the composed acceptance test covers the human output and derives the expected skip from whether an OFF sync left a catalog behind. Carries #5594. Co-authored-by: Gary Sassano <10464497+garysassano@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): refresh persisted integration intent in status (#5588) GET /api/native-integrations derived the Codex switch from the server's startup config snapshot, so a completed Codex toggle did not show until the proxy restarted. The status read now takes per-client intent from persisted configuration. On top of #5588: the same fresh intent is used for the Grok and Claude Desktop rows, whose toggles also persist independently (every other field still comes from the snapshot); a Codex OFF toggle whose native restore did not complete keeps the row unsafe on later reads instead of deriving absent from intent; tests cover the stale-snapshot read, an off-then-on round trip, and a failed restore followed by a status read. Carries #5588. Co-authored-by: Gary Sassano <10464497+garysassano@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): retire stale short-window main-account hard locks (#5620) The main-account hard lock kept an old 5h reading forever once an account moved to weekly or monthly windows: policy merging retained omitted blocking short usage, and that stale tuple outranked a fresh weekly reading. A single fresh WHAM response now replaces the short tuple when its primary window is explicitly at least 24h and the secondary and tertiary windows are explicit null or also long. The replacement proof is per observation and never persisted; the current window still blocks at 99%. On top of #5620: a non-null long auxiliary window only counts as proof when it carries a valid used_percent, since unknown usage must never release a block; regression covers a monthly primary with a long secondary or tertiary window that omits used_percent. The policy trusts one reported topology rather than repeated observations; that trade-off is documented in structure/providers/openai-tiers.md. Carries #5620. Co-authored-by: 정우철 <86232509+oocheol@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(catalog): bind model discovery's token and destination to one snapshot (#5647) The provider connection probe resolved a token and then rebuilt its URL from the live credential store, and a refreshing catalog gather captured its URL before resolving a refreshed token. A Copilot account switch, or a refresh that moves an account's API host, could therefore pair one account's bearer with another account's origin. Discovery now rebuilds the send from the same snapshot that supplied the token, keeps separate flights per stored origin, probes Devin at the snapshot's tenant address, and a key row never borrows a stored OAuth account's origin. On top of #5647: negative tests pin that a snapshot without an API host falls back only to static configuration validated against the vendor allowlist or the vendor default, never to the live store (Copilot account switch during refresh; Devin row with a non-allowlisted configured base), and structure/catalog.md states that rule. Carries #5647. Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): discover the WSL Desktop runtime under CODEX_HOME/bin/wsl (#5635) Windows Codex Desktop in WSL app-server mode ships its Linux Codex binary under the effective Codex home as bin/wsl/<version-hash>/codex. An Ubuntu service whose PATH has no codex resolved no runtime, so the v2 transition failed with "Executable not found in $PATH". On Linux, runtime discovery now enumerates the direct hash-directory children of <effective CODEX_HOME>/bin/wsl newest first, after an explicit runtime, PATH and the ordinary install locations, and probes them through the existing isolated --version seam. The list is re-read on every resolve, so a Desktop update that replaces the hash directory is rediscovered instead of trusted from a remembered path, and CODEX_HOME joins the process memo key. Regressions: absent PATH, replaced hash directory, newest hash first, explicit pin wins, PATH wins, unreadable bin/wsl, and no enumeration on macOS. Closes #5635. * fix(catalog): restore a native row's multi-agent pin after a forced mode (#5636) Returning from forced v1 to default left newer native rows (gpt-6-astra, gpt-6-luna) pinned to v1 when the pristine catalog backup predated them: default mode preserves a live pin that the baseline does not mention, and after a forced pass nothing distinguished the forced stamp from a genuine pin. A forced v1/v2 pass now records the row's pre-override value once, as opencodex_multi_agent_version_origin (a string pin or null), and repeated forced passes never replace it. Default mode consumes the record: pristine baseline and native pins still win, routed-row normalization is unchanged, and only a native row the baseline predates is restored from the record. Rows written before the record existed keep the non-destructive read. Closes #5636. * fix(codex): bootstrap a missing config.toml in an existing Codex home (#5422) A fresh Codex install can have its home directory but no config.toml yet: Codex writes it lazily, and an authless Desktop user who never signs in to OpenAI may never get one. Injection treated that as "Codex config not found ... Is Codex installed?" and blocked third-party provider onboarding. When the resolved Codex home is a directory and config.toml is missing, an applying injection now creates an empty config.toml exclusively (an existing file is never overwritten) and continues; a validate-only preflight reasons about that empty file and writes nothing. A missing home directory is still refused, now with instructions to start Codex once or set CODEX_HOME, so a wrong home stays distinguishable from an uninitialized one. The client-connect preflight rollback scenario used a missing config.toml as its fault; it now uses a deterministic injection refusal (ambiguous managed sub-agent markers) instead. Closes #5422. * fix(clients): accept a relocated Aside root behind a symlinked ~/.aside (#5648) A user who moved ~/.aside (for example to an external volume) and left a symlink behind could not load Aside profiles: the reader refused the root because the path itself was a link, although Aside follows it. asideHomeDir now canonicalizes only that top-level alias, once, and only onto a directory. Every boundary below the canonical root is unchanged: u/, account directories and models.json still refuse links, and a ~/.aside link to a regular file is still refused. Regressions cover the relocated root, linked u/ and account directories and a linked catalog under it. Closes #5648. --------- Co-authored-by: Lee Sang Gyu <217872453+lee3Q@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Gary Sassano <10464497+garysassano@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: 정우철 <86232509+oocheol@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com>
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* docs(devlog): plan the 260924 regression-risk fixes * docs(devlog): note the wp1 re-walk * fix(codex): keep a discovered Windows home when the local WSL ~/.codex holds no Codex state #5441 made any local ~/.codex directory the Codex home on WSL, even when config.toml is missing. A WSL user whose ~/.codex exists but holds no Codex state, and who ran against the discovered Windows Codex home, was moved to an empty local home on upgrade: auth and sessions disappeared and a sync wrote a new local config. The local home now wins only when Codex is already using it: config.toml, auth.json, sessions or history.jsonl is present (an unexpected stat error counts as present, so doubt never switches homes). #5441's fresh install keeps its local home once Codex has logged in or run; a bare directory falls back to Windows discovery as before #5441. * fix(update): treat npm -g under a mise-managed Node as an npm install on Windows On Windows, npm -g under a mise-managed Node installs OpenCodex directly into <mise>/installs/node/<version>/node_modules. The mise ownership walk then read Node's own .mise.backend.toml (short = "node", full = "core:node") as contradictory OpenCodex metadata and refused ocx update with metadata_inconsistent, although the install is plain npm. That exact runtime record, with the package directly in the runtime's global node_modules, now falls through to ordinary npm detection. Any other backend or alias under a node tool root, a deeper nested layout, unreadable metadata and every OpenCodex mismatch stay fail-closed. POSIX is unaffected: its lib/node_modules layout never reaches the Node record. * fix(xai,cursor): only a marker alone on its line is an echoed tool envelope The shared tool-envelope echo filter from #5676 matched as soon as a line started with a marker and dropped that line and everything after it. It is armed on almost every agentic turn (input with tool calls or outputs, or a previous_response_id continuation), so an answer line such as "[Tool Result] shows the build passed." silently truncated the rest of the reply on xAI and Cursor. The Cursor history stripper had been widened to the same prefix rule and removed such prose from replayed history. The envelope OpenCodex replays is a marker alone on its line. A result, error or call marker now counts only when it is the whole line (trailing whitespace and CR allowed), decided when the line completes; the end of the stream follows the same rule, and a bare truncated marker still counts. The "[Tool call:" line keeps its prefix rule because a call echo wraps when its arguments do. The Cursor replay stripper uses the same isWholeLineEchoMarker. Fenced markers, the xAI Responses JSON path and the stored continuation snapshot follow from the shared filter. * fix(openai-chat): bound the streaming hold of an unmatched serialized tool call #5548 holds everything after a bare <tool_call><function=...> opening until the stream ends, so a model that writes such a block and then keeps answering without a structured call delivered the rest of its answer only at the end of the turn, and could approach the translator budget. Streaming content now goes through ingestStreaming. Once a closed block is followed by more than 8 KiB of prose with no block open after it, or held text plus queued events would pass 4 MiB (checked before the next delta is retained), everything held is released in order with nothing suppressed. A duplicated block is the tail of the content, so matching blocks followed by their structured call are still removed; past a bound the stream prefers delivery over suppression, the behaviour before #5548. Buffered responses keep the unbounded ingest because their structured calls are already known. openai-chat.ts keeps its line count. * fix(openai-chat): close the streaming hold bound's single-delta and queued-event paths A delta that opens a block and already passes 4 MiB is no longer retained, an oversized delta after an open block is delivered after the held text, and queued non-text events count toward the same bound. The fresh WSL home test now models a fresh install (auth.json present, config.toml absent) instead of a mock that reported every path present. Review decisions are recorded in the plan. * test: place the whole-line echo test in the adapters domain its name seeds
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.codexdirectory exists, ensuring it is selected instead of an alternate Windows location.