pool: name the account when a refresh fails or its models vanish - #4248
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds reauthentication diagnostics for unavailable gated native models and account-specific retry responses for failed pool credential refreshes. New tests verify account attribution, sanitization, deterministic wording, retry metadata, and test-layout registration. ChangesAccount attribution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Request
participant handleResponsesCompact
participant refreshPoolCompactContext
participant poolCredentialRefreshIncompleteResponse
participant AccountConfig
Request->>handleResponsesCompact: trigger stored-pool 401 replay
handleResponsesCompact->>refreshPoolCompactContext: pass codexAccountNamespace
refreshPoolCompactContext->>poolCredentialRefreshIncompleteResponse: handle incomplete refresh
poolCredentialRefreshIncompleteResponse->>AccountConfig: resolve selector or durable log label
AccountConfig-->>poolCredentialRefreshIncompleteResponse: sanitized account label
poolCredentialRefreshIncompleteResponse-->>Request: retryable 503 with sign-in guidance
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Users may be told to sign in again for native models that are intentionally disabled or excluded, making catalog diagnostics misleading until the warning path is narrowed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/codex/catalog/sync.ts`:
- Line 1855: Compute includeNativeOpenAi via shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config)
before the loop over unavailableGatedNativeSlugs, and only execute that warning
loop when includeNativeOpenAi is true; preserve the existing warning behavior
when the bare native surface is enabled.
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| // nothing downstream ever asks a question of. Explain it here, while the entitlement snapshot | ||
| // that produced it is still in scope, because after this point the model is simply absent and | ||
| // no later surface can tell "never entitled" apart from "the account broke this morning". | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Only warn when the bare native surface is enabled.
unavailableGatedNativeSlugs is computed from entitlement state before includeNativeOpenAi. When another provider is enabled but the canonical OpenAI provider is absent, disabled, or not a forward provider, shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config) returns false. The merge then omits bare native rows, but this loop can still report them as suppressed by reauthentication.
Compute includeNativeOpenAi before this loop and guard the warning loop with it.
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+ const includeNativeOpenAi = shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config);
const unavailableGatedNativeSlugs = new Set([...ACCOUNT_GATED_NATIVE_OPENAI_MODELS].filter(slug => (
!availableBareGatedNativeSlugs.has(slug)
)));
- for (const slug of unavailableGatedNativeSlugs) {
- const reason = gatedNativeReauthSuppressionReason({
- snapshot: modelEntitlements,
- slug,
- eligibleAccountIds: bareEligibleAccountIds,
- needsReauth: isAccountNeedsReauth,
- label: accountId => gatedNativeAccountLabel(config, accountId),
- });
- if (reason) warnGatedNativeSuppressedOnce(slug, reason);
+ if (includeNativeOpenAi) {
+ for (const slug of unavailableGatedNativeSlugs) {
+ const reason = gatedNativeReauthSuppressionReason({
+ snapshot: modelEntitlements,
+ slug,
+ eligibleAccountIds: bareEligibleAccountIds,
+ needsReauth: isAccountNeedsReauth,
+ label: accountId => gatedNativeAccountLabel(config, accountId),
+ });
+ if (reason) warnGatedNativeSuppressedOnce(slug, reason);
+ }
}
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| for (const slug of unavailableGatedNativeSlugs) { | |
| const includeNativeOpenAi = shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config); | |
| const unavailableGatedNativeSlugs = new Set([...ACCOUNT_GATED_NATIVE_OPENAI_MODELS].filter(slug => ( | |
| !availableBareGatedNativeSlugs.has(slug) | |
| ))); | |
| if (includeNativeOpenAi) { | |
| for (const slug of unavailableGatedNativeSlugs) { | |
| const reason = gatedNativeReauthSuppressionReason({ | |
| snapshot: modelEntitlements, | |
| slug, | |
| eligibleAccountIds: bareEligibleAccountIds, | |
| needsReauth: isAccountNeedsReauth, | |
| label: accountId => gatedNativeAccountLabel(config, accountId), | |
| }); | |
| if (reason) warnGatedNativeSuppressedOnce(slug, reason); | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@src/codex/catalog/sync.ts` at line 1855, Compute includeNativeOpenAi via
shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config) before the loop over
unavailableGatedNativeSlugs, and only execute that warning loop when
includeNativeOpenAi is true; preserve the existing warning behavior when the
bare native surface is enabled.
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Two surfaces changed because one pooled account stopped being usable, and neither said so. The reporter in #4212 lost astra and sol through the proxy, found the proxy worked with ocx turned off, and concluded OpenCodex had broken. The real cause was a single account stuck on a failed credential refresh, which they eventually found themselves and then asked to be told about. The request-time refusal now names the account. refreshPoolForwardAuth and refreshPoolCompactContext both caught a non-terminal refresh failure and returned "Codex credential refresh did not complete; retry this request", which describes a transient server problem. It stays a retryable 503 and stays non-quarantining, because the refresh genuinely may succeed and a token-endpoint 5xx must not retire a healthy account (#2887). What it gains is the account and the exit: when retrying stops helping, that account has to be signed in again. The two call sites now share one helper, so the regular and compact contracts on this endpoint cannot drift the way they already had -- compact takes no RouteResult and so could not reach the public selector at all until its caller started passing it. The refusal says "sign in to that account again" rather than the more natural "needs reauthentication", and that is load-bearing. classifyError runs isAuthenticationMessage before it reaches the status === 503 arm, and that check is status-blind on the bare substring "authentication", which "reauthentication" contains. The friendlier wording reclassifies the body to authentication_error / invalid_api_key while the HTTP status stays 503, and Codex applies retry-after backoff only for server_is_overloaded -- so it would have quietly disabled the retry this refusal exists to ask for. A test pins the wording, not just the resulting code, because the next person to improve this sentence will not know. The name is a public account selector when the request carried one, otherwise the durable p-prefixed log label. Never the raw pool id and never the email: those are the identifiers responses-compaction-routing.test.ts and codex-auth-context.test.ts already assert must not reach an operator-facing surface, and an error body travels further than a log line. When neither resolves, the sentence degrades to "the selected Codex pool account" rather than naming something opaque. The catalog drop now explains itself. A gated native model that no usable account backs is omitted from the catalog -- there is no row, so nothing downstream could attach a reason to it, and no later surface can tell "never entitled" apart from "the account broke this morning". The suppression site now says which accounts are stuck while the entitlement snapshot that produced the omission is still in scope. That explanation is deliberately narrow, in two ways. It is produced only when an account needs reauthentication, because being unentitled is the default state of most installations and explaining that on every sync would bury the case an operator can act on. And it considers only accounts that could have served the model in question: an account upstream positively denied is not the reason the model is missing, so naming it would send the operator to repair a credential that was never going to help. An unconfirmed roster stays a candidate, because that is exactly what a credential stuck on a failed refresh looks like. Catalog bytes are unchanged. The suppressed slugs are still suppressed, so the existing oracles that assert gated slugs stay absent from the written catalog keep asserting exactly that. Closes #4212
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1851-1864: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSkip reauthentication warnings for intentionally omitted native models.
writeRetainedCatalogSyncruns this loop before checkingshouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config)ordisabledNativeSlugs(config). If native OpenAI models are excluded, or the gated slug is user-disabled, an unknown account marked for reauthentication can still producewarnGatedNativeSuppressedOnce, which logs “Sign in again to restore it” even though no native row is eligible. Compute these visibility states before the loop and skip excluded slugs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/codex/catalog/sync.ts`:
- Around line 1851-1864: The writeRetainedCatalogSync flow should compute the
shouldIncludeNativeOpenAi(config) and disabledNativeSlugs(config) visibility
states before iterating unavailableGatedNativeSlugs, then skip warning
generation for native slugs excluded by either condition. Preserve
gatedNativeReauthSuppressionReason and warnGatedNativeSuppressedOnce for
eligible, visible slugs.
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A pooled Codex account stuck on a failed credential refresh took its models down with it, and nothing on the way said which account or what to do. The reporter in #4212 lost astra and sol through the proxy, confirmed both worked with
ocxturned off, and reasonably concluded OpenCodex had broken. The actual cause was one account, which they found themselves and then asked to be told about.This changes the two surfaces the operator actually meets.
The request-time refusal now names the account.
refreshPoolForwardAuthandrefreshPoolCompactContexteach caught a non-terminal refresh failure and returnedCodex credential refresh did not complete; retry this request— a sentence that describes a transient fault in the server. It stays a retryable 503 and stays non-quarantining, because the refresh genuinely may succeed and a token-endpoint 5xx must not retire a healthy account (#2887). What it gains is the account and the exit.Codex credential refresh did not complete; retry this requestCodex credential refresh did not complete for Codex pool account <name>; retry this request. If it keeps failing, sign in to that account again.Retry-After1The two call sites now share one helper, so the regular and compact contracts on this endpoint cannot drift the way they already had: compact takes no
RouteResultand could not reach the public account selector at all until its caller started passing it.The wording is load-bearing, and this is the part worth reviewing closely. The natural sentence is "that account needs reauthentication". It cannot be used.
classifyErrorrunsisAuthenticationMessagebefore it reaches thestatus === 503arm, and that predicate is status-blind on the bare substringauthentication— whichreauthenticationcontains. A 503 body carrying that word is reclassified toauthentication_error/invalid_api_keywhile the HTTP status stays 503, and Codex applies retry-after backoff only forserver_is_overloaded. The friendlier sentence would have quietly disabled the retry this refusal exists to ask for.options.codecannot buy the classification back; only the wording can. A test pins the wording rather than only the resulting code, because the next person to improve this sentence will not know.The name is never a private identifier. It is the public account selector when the request carried one, otherwise the durable
p-prefixed log label — never the raw pool id, never the email. Those are the identifiersresponses-compaction-routing.test.tsandcodex-auth-context.test.tsalready assert must not reach an operator-facing surface, and an error body travels further than a log line. When neither resolves, the sentence degrades to "the selected Codex pool account" rather than naming something opaque.The catalog drop now explains itself. A gated native model that no usable account backs is omitted from the catalog. That is the difficulty: there is no row, so there is nothing downstream for a reason to ride on, and after the omission no surface can tell "never entitled" apart from "the account broke this morning". The suppression site now says which accounts are stuck, while the entitlement snapshot that produced the omission is still in scope.
That explanation is deliberately narrow in two ways, both of which exist to keep it worth reading:
unknownrather thangrantedprecisely because the evidence went missing.Catalog bytes are unchanged. The suppressed slugs are still suppressed, so the existing oracles asserting gated slugs stay absent from the written catalog keep asserting exactly that.
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bun run test— NOT RUN (operator instruction for this round).bun run test:changed— NOT RUN (operator instruction).bun run typecheck— NOT RUN (operator instruction).bun run build:gui— NOT RUN; no GUI change in this PR.605034a6dedd2a5cd4e5fc00025ac0cc542b5dd1is the product evidence for this change.Regression tests added (written, not executed locally):
tests/responses/responses-pool-refresh-attribution.test.ts— the refusal names the selector the request used, falls back to the durable log label, never contains the raw pool id or the email, degrades rather than naming something opaque, keeps 503 +Retry-After: 1+server_error/server_is_overloaded, and keeps the reclassifying substring out of the body.tests/codex-integration/catalog-gated-native-suppression-reason.test.ts— silent for a healthy install, silent when the stuck account was never entitled to the model, speaks for an entitled or unconfirmed account, reports the proportion when only some are stuck, respects the eligible-account filter, and orders names so one unchanged situation cannot re-warn.Both files are registered in
scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json.Reading-only verification, by read-only
xai/grok-4.6subagents over the staged commit:reauthenticationclassifier trap described above, plus a case where an ordinary unentitled user holding any stuck account would have received a misleading warning. Both were fixed before this PR was opened; the second pass returned PASS after walking everyclassifyErrorpredicate that runs before the 503 arm against the final message string.core.tsdoes not import./compact, so the shared helper adds no cycle. The newsync.tsimports (account-runtime-state,account-label) do not re-entercatalog/sync, andaccount-labelwas already on that module graph.src/server/responses/core.tsgained no import,src/server/index.tsis untouched, and no new edge reachessrc/lab/.codex-convergence-account-selectors.test.ts,native-model-toggle.test.tsandcodex-catalog-sync-hardening.test.tsstill hold, because the new loop only warns.Checklist
On that last box specifically: this PR puts an account name into an HTTP error body and a log line, which is the one thing worth scrutinising here. Both names are the identifiers this codebase already treats as publishable — the public selector the operator chose, or the derived
p-prefixed label the dashboard shows. The raw pool id, the ChatGPT account id and the email never appear, and a test asserts that rather than leaving it to review.Unrelated finding, reported not fixed
src/server/responses/codex-auth-error.ts:39ondevalready ships a 503 whose body containsreauthentication, so the native-main sibling of this refusal is hitting the sameclassifyErrortrap today: it is being served asauthentication_error/invalid_api_key, and Codex is not applying retry-after backoff to it. Its test asserts only the status, theRetry-Afterheader and the message text, so it stays green while shipping that. It is outside the paths this lane owns and outside this commit, so it is left alone here and flagged for whoever owns that file.Closes #4212
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