fix(codex): refresh persisted integration intent in status - #5588
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Codex status route now reads persisted configuration after a toggle. A test verifies behavior with a stale server configuration. Documentation describes the persisted-state behavior. ChangesCodex status refresh
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to After a failed Codex restore, refreshing the Integrations page can hide the unsafe routing condition. Preserve observed routing state before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/server/management/native-integration-routes.ts`:
- Line 789: Update codexStatus so desiredEnabled continues to come from
persisted configuration, while NativeStatus.state reflects observed Codex
routing rather than that configuration. Preserve the unsafe state after a failed
restoreNativeCodexAsync operation so a subsequent GET does not report absent;
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| clients: [claudeStatus(config, getConfigPath()), grokStatus(config), codexStatus(config, codexConfigPath), desktopStatus(config)], | ||
| // The Codex toggle persists intent independently of the server's startup snapshot. | ||
| // Read that intent again so the next dashboard refresh reflects the completed PUT. | ||
| clients: [claudeStatus(config, getConfigPath()), grokStatus(config), codexStatus(loadConfig(), codexConfigPath), desktopStatus(config)], |
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Keep NativeStatus.state based on observed Codex routing.
NativeStatus.state drives the routing badge, while desiredEnabled represents the persisted switch. codexStatus currently derives both values from the persisted configuration. If the OFF request persists false but restoreNativeCodexAsync fails, the PUT returns "unsafe", but the next GET returns "absent" and hides the incomplete restore. Read persisted configuration for desiredEnabled, but derive state from observed routing. Add a failed-restore-then-GET regression test.
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In `@src/server/management/native-integration-routes.ts` at line 789, Update
codexStatus so desiredEnabled continues to come from persisted configuration,
while NativeStatus.state reflects observed Codex routing rather than that
configuration. Preserve the unsafe state after a failed restoreNativeCodexAsync
operation so a subsequent GET does not report absent; add a regression test
covering failed restore followed by GET.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 22 / 80이 PR은 Integrations 화면에서 Codex 스위치를 끈 뒤 페이지를 새로고침하면, 실제로는 꺼져 있는데 스위치가 다시 켜진 것처럼 보이는 버그를 고칩니다. 끄기 요청은 디스크에 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 Codex만 persisted intent를 다시 읽는 게 “이 버그 리포트 범위”로 의도된 최소 수정인지, 아니면 너의 추천 Codex UI 버그만의 핫픽스라면 지금 diff로 머지해도 됩니다. 다만 GET 핸들러에서 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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>
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>
…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>
Summary
Disabling the Codex integration restores native routing, but the Integrations switch can return to its enabled appearance after refresh. The disable request saves
clientIntegrations.codex = false; the following status read was using the server's older startup config snapshot and reporteddesiredEnabled: true.Read Codex's desired state from persisted configuration in
GET /api/native-integrations. Add a regression test that performs a real disable request and then reads status through the same stale server config, plus update the integration contract documentation.Verification
bun test tests/codex-integration/native-codex-toggle.test.ts tests/codex-integration/native-claude-code-toggle.test.ts— 20 passed.bun test tests/integrations-surfaces.test.tsxfrom the dashboard package — 47 passed.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan, andgit diff upstream/dev...HEAD --check— passed.bun run testwas attempted but did not pass on this machine. The first run exited 1; a diagnostic rerun identified isolated Git fixtures failing because this machine's signing public key is absent under the test home, and a composed CLI sync test returned exit 1 before the changed status GET. Oneocx-run.test.tsworker was still active after 476 seconds, so the diagnostic rerun was interrupted. This is the documented full-suite exception; the focused toggle and dashboard tests above passed again on the rebased PR head.Checklist
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