fix(catalog): bind model discovery's token and destination to one snapshot by FredAmartey · Pull Request #5647 · lidge-jun/opencodex

FredAmartey · 2026-09-23T05:06:20Z

Summary

Inference binds a credential and its destination from one snapshot (request-transport.ts and Devin's resolveDevinApiServer from fix(devin): bind tenant hosts to the transmitted key and sanitize Connect trailers #5574), and fix(security): carry luvs01 service and security hardening stacks #5610 brought Devin catalog discovery in line. Two discovery paths still read the token and the origin separately.
The provider connection test (POST /api/providers/test, which ocx provider test and the dashboard Test button call) resolved a bare token, then buildModelsRequest reread the credential store for the origin:
- Devin has no branch there, so the test sent Authorization: Bearer <key> to https://server.codeium.com/models even for an EU, FedStart or self-serve account whose key belongs to another tenant host, the rule structure/catalog.md states for discovery.
- A GitHub Copilot key row borrowed a stored OAuth account's origin instead of its configured endpoint.
- An OAuth Copilot account switch during the test's refresh paired account A's refreshed token with account B's origin, the #2568d shape inference already guards against.
Refreshing catalog gathers captured the request URL before refreshing the token, so a refresh that moved Copilot's endpoints.api sent the refreshed token to the old origin. Only cloud-code-assist and Devin rows carried the snapshot's origin on that path.
The connection test now takes a snapshot for every OAuth row and passes its origin to buildModelsRequest as the observed auth, so the builder never rereads the store. Key rows get an observed object with no origin, which keeps them on their configured endpoint. A Devin branch beside the existing custom-transport ones mirrors the Devin catalog branch line for line.
Refreshing gathers take a snapshot for every OAuth row and rebuild the request from the auth they resolved, so the send never uses a URL captured before the refresh.
What does not change: getValidAccessToken is the snapshot's token, so every other OAuth provider resolves the same token as before, and the transport resolver applies a passed origin only for Copilot, so no other provider's URL moves. The recipients were always the vendor's own hosts (validateCopilotApiBaseUrl admits only GitHub's, and Devin's are Cognition's); the fix pairs each token with its own account's host.
One intentional change: a custom cloud-code-assist row with key auth used to borrow the OAuth store's token and project id in the connection test. It now uses the row's key and configured project, which is the same principle.
Flight identity is unchanged. A refreshing capture still carries the stored Copilot origin in its URL, as it did before, so two refreshing gathers that straddle a switch between accounts on different hosts keep separate flights and each caller gets its own account's models. The first version of this PR dropped that origin from the capture and let such gathers join one flight; review caught it. Only the refreshing capture reads the store for this: key rows still capture without an origin, and the observed path never reads the live store.
Docs: the discovery paragraph in structure/catalog.md now covers the connection test and refreshing gathers.
github-copilot-wire-defaults.test.ts now also stubs getValidAccessTokenSnapshot for its OAuth case, because the refreshing path goes through the snapshot.

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On dev at a1dba2ccb, the base of this PR, with the pinned Bun 1.4.0 (node_modules/.bin/bun):

Driven red first. On dev the Devin connection test fails on the hostname (server.codeium.com), the Copilot key row lands on the business host and the Copilot refreshing gather sends the refreshed bearer to the old origin. The Copilot account-switch test runs the real getValidAccessTokenSnapshot with a refresh that makes account B, on the default host, the active credential midway and returns account A's new token on the business host: on dev it fails at the host, because the route pairs A's refreshed token with B's host. A sits away from the row's default host (moved there in CodeRabbit's round), so a route that dropped the snapshot's origin fails as well; passing no origin from the route turns it red. The flight test in tests/codex-integration/codex-gather-authority.test.ts starts a refreshing gather, holds its fetch, switches the stored account to another host and starts a second one; it expects two fetches, each to its own host with its own token, and captures byte for byte what dev captured. It fails on this PR's first version (one fetch, and the second caller gets the first account's models) and passes on dev and here.
Changed and neighbouring test files on this head, in CI's fresh-process shape: codex-gather-authority, catalog-oauth-observation, provider-connection-test and github-copilot-wire-defaults: 117 pass; codex-catalog and devin-live-models: 346 pass; 0 fail.
Full suite on this head, sliced the way scripts/ci/run-bun-test-batches.sh shards CI since ci: release preflight, separate release outcomes, duration-balanced shards, narrow scope checks #5653 (duration-balanced batches of at most 12 files, bun test --isolate --timeout 60000, CI=true): every batch of shards 1/4 to 4/4, past failing batches, the four shards in parallel on one macOS machine, with a 300 s kill deadline per batch in place of CI's 120 s because the machine was shared. 30090 pass and 4 fail across 1580 files. Two fail the same way on untouched dev at 052e1d71d when their batch runs alone: codex-runtime.test.ts (treats missing persisted and resolved versions as the same selection) and the provider-option integration spine, whose last assertion hashes the real ~/.claude before and after the test; another process on this machine writes there during the run, so the hash moves. The other two pass when their batch runs alone on this head: the stall observer samples only an identified silent suite case of macos-serial-lanes.test.ts and CI review lanes > release-gates aggregate accepts diagnostic skips but rejects producer failures, which hit its 30 s limit under load.
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check, bun run privacy:scan and git diff --check: passed.

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Bug Fixes
- Provider model discovery and connection tests now keep refreshed OAuth tokens paired with the correct account and API host, including when accounts use different hosts or the active account changes.
- Copilot key authentication continues to use its configured API endpoint, regardless of a stored OAuth account’s host.
- Devin connection tests now use the configured tenant endpoint when available and check both authentication and model-catalog endpoints.

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OAuth catalog gathers and provider connectivity tests bind tokens to API origins from OAuth snapshots. The connectivity route also discovers Devin models. Tests cover refreshed origins, separate Copilot account hosts, and Devin and Copilot connectivity cases.

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OAuth model discovery and connectivity

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Snapshot-bound catalog gathers `src/codex/catalog/gather-capture.ts`, `src/codex/catalog/provider-models.ts`, `tests/codex-integration/catalog-oauth-observation.test.ts`, `tests/codex-integration/codex-gather-authority.test.ts`, `tests/providers/github-copilot/github-copilot-wire-defaults.test.ts`, `structure/catalog.md`	Refreshing OAuth gathers rebuild model requests using the resolved snapshot’s API origin. Tests verify refreshed-origin binding and separate requests for Copilot accounts on different hosts. The catalog documentation describes the snapshot-binding rule.
Provider connectivity tests `src/server/management/provider-routes.ts`, `tests/providers/provider-connection-test.test.ts`	The connectivity route obtains token snapshots for OAuth providers and passes the snapshot origin to model requests. It also discovers Devin models using the selected API base URL. Tests cover Devin EU endpoints and Copilot key and OAuth authentication.

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Connection tests and refreshing catalog gathers now pair each OAuth token with the host of the account it came from. The Copilot account-switch test now places the two accounts on different hosts, so it checks that the probe uses the refreshed account's host. No outstanding issues block merging.

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모델 목록을 물어볼 때, 열쇠와 그 열쇠가 가야 할 주소를 한 장면에서 같이 붙잡는 수정입니다. 지금은 두 군데가 따로 읽습니다.

연결 테스트(POST /api/providers/test, ocx provider test와 대시보드 Test 버튼)는 토큰만 꺼낸 다음 주소를 저장소에서 다시 읽습니다. Devin은 EU, FedStart, self-serve 열쇠인데도 https://server.codeium.com/models로 보냅니다. Copilot 키 행은 저장해 둔 OAuth 계정의 주소를 빌려 씁니다. 테스트 도중 계정이 A에서 B로 바뀌면 A의 토큰이 B의 주소와 짝을 이룹니다.

목록을 새로 고치는 수집은 요청 주소를 먼저 찍어 두고, 그다음에 토큰을 갱신합니다. 갱신이 Copilot의 API 주소를 옮기면 새 토큰이 옛 주소로 갑니다. 스냅샷 주소를 실어 나르던 쪽은 cloud-code-assist와 Devin뿐이었습니다.

고친 연결 테스트는 OAuth 행마다 스냅샷을 하나 찍고, 그 주소만 buildModelsRequest에 넘깁니다. 빌더는 저장소를 다시 읽지 않습니다. 키 행은 주소가 비어 있어서 설정해 둔 끝점을 씁니다. Devin은 카탈로그와 같은 분기로, 스냅샷의 테넌트 주소에서 모델 목록을 가져옵니다.

새로고침 수집도 OAuth 행마다 스냅샷을 찍고, 그 인증으로 요청을 다시 만듭니다. 다른 OAuth 제공자의 토큰은 예전과 같고, 넘긴 주소가 URL을 바꾸는 쪽은 Copilot뿐입니다. 받는 호스트는 여전히 GitHub와 Cognition 허용 목록 안입니다.

src/codex/catalog/gather-capture.ts captureModelsRequest - 관찰값이 없으면 이제 항상 { oauthApiBaseUrl: undefined }를 넘깁니다. Copilot은 이 경우 저장소 주소를 다시 읽지 않아서, 캡처된 URL에서 계정 주소가 빠집니다. captureGatherFlight의 authIdentity는 그 URL을 합류 키에 넣습니다. 주소가 다른 계정으로 바뀌는 동안 새로고침 수집이 두 개 겹치면, 예전에는 갈라지던 비행이 하나로 붙습니다. 나중 호출은 먼저 돈 수집의 결과를 그대로 받습니다. 캐시 세대 가드는 그 합류를 막지 못합니다.

tests/providers/provider-connection-test.test.ts Copilot 계정 전환 테스트 - getValidAccessTokenSnapshot을 통째로 바꿔, 저장소를 B로 바꾼 뒤에도 A 스냅샷을 돌려줍니다. 라우트가 그 반환값만 쓰는지 보는 테스트입니다. 스냅샷 함수가 갱신 뒤에 저장소를 다시 읽는 경우는 잡지 못합니다. 본문에도 그 한계가 적혀 있습니다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

키로 둔 cloud-code-assist 행은 예전 연결 테스트에서 OAuth 저장소의 토큰과 project id를 빌려 썼습니다. 이제는 그 행의 키와 설정된 project만 씁니다. 그 행을 쓰는 설정이 있으면 테스트 결과가 바뀝니다.

비행 합류를 이대로 둘지도 정해야 합니다. 보내는 요청은 스냅샷으로 다시 만들지만, 합류 키는 주소가 빠진 캡처 URL입니다.

이 PR은 아직 draft입니다. 본문은 전체 스위트 결과를 나중에 적는다고 되어 있고, 그 결과는 아직 없습니다.

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보내는 쪽 수정은 유지하세요. 토큰과 주소는 한 스냅샷에서 나와야 합니다. 합류 키에 Copilot 주소를 다시 넣거나, 스냅샷 주소가 다르면 같은 비행에 붙지 않게 하세요. draft를 풀기 전에 본문에 적어 둔 전체 스위트를 끝내세요.

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FredAmartey · 2026-09-23T08:14:40Z

Thanks for taking the time on this one. The flight join was a real miss on my side. Fixed in 5061424f0, rebased on fa81e5a2a.

The body was wrong to lean on the cache-generation guard: it stops a stale publish, not a caller that has already joined the flight. A refreshing capture carries the stored Copilot origin again, so its URL and the discovery policy's final URL match what dev captures byte for byte, and gathers for accounts on different hosts stay in separate flights. The send is still rebuilt from the snapshot. Only the refreshing capture reads the store for this; key rows still capture without an origin, and the observed path never touches the live store. The new case in codex-gather-authority.test.ts runs two refreshing gathers across a switch to another host and expects two fetches, each with its own token, and each caller getting its own models. It fails on the previous head and passes on dev.
The account-switch test now uses the real getValidAccessTokenSnapshot. The stubbed refresh makes account B, on the business host, the active credential halfway through and hands back account A's new token, so the route has to send A's new token to A's host. On dev it fails at the host check.
The key-auth cloud-code-assist change is on purpose. Inference takes a key row's project from provider.project and only takes an OAuth row's from the account snapshot, so the connection test now checks the same credential and project that row's real requests use.

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…pshot The provider connection test resolved a bare token and then reread the credential store for the origin, and refreshing catalog gathers captured the request URL before refreshing the token. So a Copilot key row could borrow a stored OAuth account's origin, an account switch or a refresh that moved the API host could pair one account's token with another origin, and the Devin test route sent the key to the registry host instead of the account's tenant host. Discovery now takes the token and its origin from one snapshot, as inference does: the test route snapshots every OAuth row and has a Devin branch that mirrors catalog discovery, and refreshing gathers rebuild the request from the auth they resolved.

A refreshing capture reads the stored OAuth origin again, as it did before, so two gathers that straddle a switch between Copilot accounts on different hosts no longer join one flight and hand the second caller the first account's models. The send is still rebuilt from the snapshot the gather resolves, a key row still never borrows a stored origin, and the observed path never reads the live store. The connection test's account-switch case now runs the real snapshot, with a refresh that switches the active account midway, instead of a stub.

With account A on the row's default host, a route that dropped the snapshot's origin still sent to the right place and the test passed. A now sits on the business host and B on the default one, so the test fails whether the route takes B's credential or ignores the snapshot's origin.

…pshot (#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>

…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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Carried onto dev in bundle PR #5680 (squash-merged as aa2406b), rebuilt on current dev as commit acfaa66 on the lane branch with a Co-authored-by trailer for you, so the credit stays on the merged commit. Closing this one as superseded. Thank you for the fix.

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fix(codex): bundle lane D — Codex home and WSL runtime discovery, integration status, quota locks, discovery snapshots #5680

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