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A paginated rollout makes `preflightCodexHistoryInjection` refuse unconditionally, and that refusal vetoed the whole config write. So `model_catalog_json` never reached config.toml and both the Codex app and the CLI fell back to their built-in model list, while `ocx sync` still reported success because `sync.ts` downgraded that one reason to `catalog-only`. The refusal now stands down only the conversation-history relabel unit, in every direction. Config, profile, and catalog always write, the relabel job is skipped without spawning its Worker, and the reason travels in the message and in `historyPreflightFailureReason` beside `success: true`. A store that migrates mid-transaction retires the relabel unit instead of rolling the config back. Restore and removal get the same treatment. They open no state database and no rollout, so the preflight never authorized them, and three routed thread rows out of 14164 were enough to deadlock apply, removal, and restore at once. Paginated rollout bytes and thread rows are still never modified. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change scopes ChangesHistory preflight contract
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as ocx sync or ocx restore
participant Inject as injectCodexConfig
participant Config as Codex config and catalog
participant History as History relabel worker
participant Codex as Codex native writer
CLI->>Inject: start configuration operation
Inject->>Config: write configuration, profile, and catalog
Inject->>History: skip relabeling for history_paginated_requires_native_writer
Inject->>Codex: report native-writer ownership for paginated history
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Paginated homes with customized provider tables can lose configuration and break existing conversation routing. Preserve the original table before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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When a normal loopback sync upgrades an existing provider-table installation containing paginated rows tagged opencodex, the earlier transform removes [model_providers.opencodex], and this branch then skips the relabel that would change those rows back to openai. Codex can no longer resolve the retained opencodex provider IDs, so previously resumable conversations become inaccessible; the old refusal preserved the table. Keep a compatibility provider table, or decline this routing-form conversion, whenever the rows cannot be relabeled.
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For an authless or legacy installation whose paginated history still references opencodex, this branch skips the restore worker only after the config and catalog halves have removed that provider, then returns overall success. The thread rows and rollout metadata remain routed while their provider definition is gone, defeating restore's purpose of keeping conversations resumable. The unchanged focused cases in tests/codex-integration/codex-inject-integration.test.ts at lines 71-111 and 285-363 still require preservation or compensation for exactly this state, so the subsystem suite also remains contradictory; retain compatible routing until metadata is restored, or fail and compensate the config transition.
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historyRelabelRefusal covers every non-null preflight result, including history_injection_preflight_unavailable, missing-state, and rollout-integrity errors—not only the permanent paginated-format refusal. Converting all of them to kind: "skipped" causes resolveCodexHistoryTransition to record the transition as converged with no retry, so a transient SQLite read/query failure permanently suppresses relabeling and hides outstanding work from convergence diagnostics. Use a blocked or unknown outcome for operational/integrity failures, reserving a completed skip for an explicit opt-out or a deliberately terminal condition.
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In `@src/codex/inject.ts`:
- Around line 898-904: Update the public API comments for the history refusal
flow: document that restore operations still restore config and catalog while
reporting only skipped history, removal strips config and profile without
history preflight, and paginated history refusal allows config injection to
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The entry preflight and a mid-write recheck report the same refusal string but mean different things, and collapsing them is what left this home unable to uninstall. A store that migrates while the restore is writing is new information: history was restorable when the operation began, so abandoning it and compensating the pre-images keeps config and history consistent. Stripping a provider definition while its threads still point at it would orphan them. A store already paginated at the entry preflight is not new information. There the relabel was never available, and refusing only means OpenCodex can never be removed. Those rows are equally unresolvable either way, so the config half proceeds and the caller reports the stood-down history unit. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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- Line 2155: Restrict the stand-down argument passed to restoreCodexConfigInline
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…the journal A baseline that is already routed writes no journal, so journal presence is not evidence the artifact transaction committed. The profile is replaced inside that transaction in every form, so no longer holding the fixture sentinel is. Also updates the manifest-owned restore case: those rows are already native, so removing the config orphans nothing and the manifest survives for a later native writer. Refusing was what made a paginated home impossible to uninstall. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Review found two real defects in the first cut. Only `history_paginated_requires_native_writer` stands the relabel unit down, because Codex allocates paginated rollout ordinals in its own writer and no retry changes that. An unreadable state database, a rollout whose identity changed, or a preflight that could not run may all succeed next time, so they keep the hard refusal and the compensating rollback. Recording them as a stand-down would mark the transition converged and suppress the relabel forever. Rows tagged `opencodex` resolve only through `[model_providers.opencodex]`. The loopback form retires that table precisely because the relabel migrates those rows back to `openai` in the same pass, so retiring it with the relabel stood down would orphan every such conversation. A table the home already published now survives the write. Restore and removal keep their refusal. There the argument reverses: stripping the provider definition while its threads still point at it orphans them, and those paths have no seam for keeping a compatibility table. An already-paginated home therefore still cannot be uninstalled through the product; that is recorded as open work rather than shipped half-done. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Preserve the existing provider table contents.
removeOcxSection removes the existing provider table and its subtables before preflight. buildProviderTableBlockForTarget then writes only canonical fields. This can discard custom fields, subtables, and existing authentication configuration.
When historyRelabelRefusal is active and providerTableMode is false, capture the complete provider table before cleanup and restore those bytes instead of rebuilding the table. The rows remain tagged opencodex, so retaining the existing table is compatible with the stood-down routing transition. The current test at tests/codex-integration/codex-inject-integration.test.ts:369-399 checks only the table header and would not detect this loss.
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branch of inject, preserve the complete existing provider table—including custom
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) Three leftovers from scoping the history preflight, found by re-reading the owned docs against the shipped behaviour. `codex-home.md` still said a detected migration always restores all three preimages before refusing. That is now direction- and reason-dependent: on apply the paginated refusal retires the relabel unit and the write stands, because it is permanent and compensating it produced a home with no OpenCodex models at all. Every other reason there still compensates, and restore and removal compensate on all of them, because retiring a provider definition its thread rows still name would orphan them. The unattended-sync test stubbed the injector returning a paginated refusal, which it can no longer produce, so the test guarded an unreachable shape while still passing. It now stubs an operational reason, which is still a hard refusal. One preflight test claimed to assert that provider definitions are preserved; it asserts which target sets reach a paginated row. Renamed to match. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…n#4531) * fix(codex): scope the history preflight to the relabel unit A paginated rollout makes `preflightCodexHistoryInjection` refuse unconditionally, and that refusal vetoed the whole config write. So `model_catalog_json` never reached config.toml and both the Codex app and the CLI fell back to their built-in model list, while `ocx sync` still reported success because `sync.ts` downgraded that one reason to `catalog-only`. The refusal now stands down only the conversation-history relabel unit, in every direction. Config, profile, and catalog always write, the relabel job is skipped without spawning its Worker, and the reason travels in the message and in `historyPreflightFailureReason` beside `success: true`. A store that migrates mid-transaction retires the relabel unit instead of rolling the config back. Restore and removal get the same treatment. They open no state database and no rollout, so the preflight never authorized them, and three routed thread rows out of 14164 were enough to deadlock apply, removal, and restore at once. Paginated rollout bytes and thread rows are still never modified. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(codex): only roll a restore back when the store migrates mid-write The entry preflight and a mid-write recheck report the same refusal string but mean different things, and collapsing them is what left this home unable to uninstall. A store that migrates while the restore is writing is new information: history was restorable when the operation began, so abandoning it and compensating the pre-images keeps config and history consistent. Stripping a provider definition while its threads still point at it would orphan them. A store already paginated at the entry preflight is not new information. There the relabel was never available, and refusing only means OpenCodex can never be removed. Those rows are equally unresolvable either way, so the config half proceeds and the caller reports the stood-down history unit. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * test(codex): pin the transaction-committed proof to the profile, not the journal A baseline that is already routed writes no journal, so journal presence is not evidence the artifact transaction committed. The profile is replaced inside that transaction in every form, so no longer holding the fixture sentinel is. Also updates the manifest-owned restore case: those rows are already native, so removing the config orphans nothing and the manifest survives for a later native writer. Refusing was what made a paginated home impossible to uninstall. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(codex): narrow the stand-down and keep the table its rows need Review found two real defects in the first cut. Only `history_paginated_requires_native_writer` stands the relabel unit down, because Codex allocates paginated rollout ordinals in its own writer and no retry changes that. An unreadable state database, a rollout whose identity changed, or a preflight that could not run may all succeed next time, so they keep the hard refusal and the compensating rollback. Recording them as a stand-down would mark the transition converged and suppress the relabel forever. Rows tagged `opencodex` resolve only through `[model_providers.opencodex]`. The loopback form retires that table precisely because the relabel migrates those rows back to `openai` in the same pass, so retiring it with the relabel stood down would orphan every such conversation. A table the home already published now survives the write. Restore and removal keep their refusal. There the argument reverses: stripping the provider definition while its threads still point at it orphans them, and those paths have no seam for keeping a compatibility table. An already-paginated home therefore still cannot be uninstalled through the product; that is recorded as open work rather than shipped half-done. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…#4531 (lidge-jun#4552) Three leftovers from scoping the history preflight, found by re-reading the owned docs against the shipped behaviour. `codex-home.md` still said a detected migration always restores all three preimages before refusing. That is now direction- and reason-dependent: on apply the paginated refusal retires the relabel unit and the write stands, because it is permanent and compensating it produced a home with no OpenCodex models at all. Every other reason there still compensates, and restore and removal compensate on all of them, because retiring a provider definition its thread rows still name would orphan them. The unattended-sync test stubbed the injector returning a paginated refusal, which it can no longer produce, so the test guarded an unreachable shape while still passing. It now stubs an operational reason, which is still a hard refusal. One preflight test claimed to assert that provider definitions are preserved; it asserts which target sets reach a paginated row. Renamed to match. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Summary
The Codex model picker showed only the six built-in OpenAI models, in both the Codex desktop app and the Codex CLI, on Codex
0.154.0-alpha.6.2. The on-disk catalog was correct the whole time (24 models), andocx syncprintedModel catalog synchronized, so the failure looked like a success.Current Codex writes paginated rollout files whose first JSONL line carries an
ordinalfield.assertLegacyHistoryRecordrefuses any such record, sopreflightCodexHistoryInjectionrefuses unconditionally on every current Codex home.injectCodexConfigused that refusal as a hard veto on the entire config write, somodel_catalog_jsonand the routing keys never reachedconfig.toml.syncModelsToCodexthen special-cased exactly that reason and downgraded it to acatalog-onlyresult withok: true, which is what made the regression silent.What this changes, on the apply direction only:
history_paginated_requires_native_writernow stands the conversation-history relabel unit down instead of vetoing the transition. Config, profile, andmodel_catalog_jsonare written, the relabel job is skipped without spawning its Worker, and the reason travels in the message and inhistoryPreflightFailureReasonbesidesuccess: true.resolveCodexHistoryTransitionmark the transition converged and suppress the relabel permanently.opencodexresolve only through[model_providers.opencodex]. The loopback form retires that table precisely because the relabel migrates those rows back toopenaiin the same pass, so retiring it with the relabel stood down would orphan every such conversation. A table the home already published now survives the write.sync.tsloses thecatalog-onlydowngrade, so a refusal that survives is a real config or integrity failure again.Deliberately out of scope. Restore and removal keep their refusal. There the argument reverses: stripping the provider definition while its threads still point at it orphans them, and those paths have no seam for keeping a compatibility table. An already-paginated home therefore still cannot be uninstalled through the product. That is recorded as open follow-up work in
devlog/_plan/260914_codex_history_preflight_scope/, not shipped half-done.Paginated rollout bytes and thread rows are never modified in any of these states.
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bun run typecheck— passbun run structure:check— pass (structure/ SSOT checks passed)bun run privacy:scan— pass (Privacy scan passed)ocx syncnow writesmodel_catalog_jsonandopenai_base_url, prints the stood-down relabel warning, and the model picker recovered in both the Codex app and the CLI (maintainer-confirmed).tests/codex-integration/codex-inject-integration.test.ts: the commit-boundary case now asserts the config commits and the relabel retires; the paginated case asserts the config is written and an existing provider table survives while restore keeps refusing; a new case pins thatmodel_catalog_jsonreachesconfig.tomlon a paginated home.tests/codex-integration/codex-sync-api.test.tsreplaces the twocatalog-onlydowngrade tests with the applied-plus-warning contract and with proof that a surviving refusal is no longer dressed up as a catalog success.structure/config.mdplus the Codex integration guide and its seven locales.tests/codex-integration/contends with the running Codex app-server. CI is the verification gate.Checklist
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