fix(ci): group review catalog admission/diversity by outage domain, not account - #1474
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…ot account model-catalog family (they are independent credentials that may expose different models), but in doing so also let the admission cap and free_account_diversity treat them as two fully independent outage domains. They are not: both resolve to the identical https://integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1 upstream (see PROVIDER_BASE_URLS in scripts/ci/zdr_policy.py, and that table's own nvidia_nim_sub ZDR-scope note, which already said as much). Two independent questions exist for this credential pair: 1. Model-catalog identity (may they expose different models?) -- yes, fixed correctly by #941/#945/#1468. 2. Outage-domain identity (would one physical outage take both down?) -- also yes, and #1468 flattened this axis to match axis 1. Concrete consequences fixed here: - free_account_diversity reported 2 for a discovery report whose only free routes were these two credentials -- falsely reassuring for exactly the decision this evidence exists to support (open PR #1437's Strix orchestrator/free eligibility gate: would a single outage empty the free catalog). - The admission cap (account_cap, sidecar default 8) let the pair jointly consume up to twice its intended per-endpoint budget, crowding out a genuinely independent provider's free routes even when it had capacity. Fix: contextual_orchestrator_review_policy.py gains _outage_domain(row), keyed on each row's own base_url evidence (not a second hand-maintained provider-name table, so it cannot go stale independently of the base_url evidence the catalog already serves from -- the exact failure mode that made the removed PROVIDER_FAMILIES mapping wrong). The admission cap now groups by outage domain; a new, additive free_outage_domain_diversity report field sits alongside the existing free_account_diversity (kept, not renamed, to avoid further naming churn right after #1468's own rename). contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher.py's _with_discovery_counts restores both fields from full discovery rows the same way. account_cap/DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_CAP/--account-cap/ORCHESTRATOR_CATALOG_ACCOUNT_CAP names are all left unchanged (still meaningful as "the cap value"; only its grouping was wrong) to minimize collision risk with .github#1469, which was concurrently advancing this same sidecar's pin. Tests: two dedicated regressions (semantic-conflation shape: 2 accounts, 1 domain; crowding-out shape: a shared-endpoint pair with many free rows vs. an independent provider with few) plus updated existing tests (test_build_catalog_applies_account_cap and friends, two launcher-facing tests in test_contextual_orchestrator_review_runtime_preflight.py). Full suite: 2095 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage and 100% docstring coverage on scripts/ci/. Not touched: open PR #1437's own gating logic -- its reviewer should read free_outage_domain_diversity, not free_account_diversity, for the >= 2 eligibility check. Does not revive closed PR #1470 (a different, now- superseded fix); this is a fresh, narrowly-scoped follow-up found by review against current main after #1468 merged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthrough공유 upstream을 사용하는 계정의 admission cap과 장애 도메인 집계를 Changes장애 도메인 기반 무료 라우트 정책
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves shared-upstream admission and outage-diversity reporting, but the current implementation can still prioritize priced or non-ZDR routes over free/ZDR routes under a small cap, reducing the intended free catalog. Documentation also reports an incorrect default cap, and IPv6 endpoint normalization can produce incorrect domain grouping, so merge should wait for these fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Discovery
participant contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher
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Discovery->>contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher: 무료 라우트와 base_url 제공
contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher->>build_zdr_prioritized_catalog: 계정 및 장애 도메인 집계 함수 전달
build_zdr_prioritized_catalog-->>contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher: catalog과 diversity 보고서 반환
contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher-->>Discovery: 전체 discovery 기준 다양성 결과 기록
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Devin Review finding on #1474: _outage_domain(row) compared raw base_url strings, so two rows for the identical physical endpoint but spelled differently (hostname case, an explicit default port like :443, a trailing slash) would be treated as two different outage domains -- directly undermining the fix free_outage_domain_diversity/the admission cap exist to provide. Verified against this codebase's actual code before acting: every DiscoveredModel.chat_base_url in contextual-orchestrator traces to one of a fixed set of hardcoded string literals (nvidia_nim/nvidia_nim_sub are byte-identical), and this repo's launcher copies that value verbatim, falling back only to zdr_policy.PROVIDER_BASE_URLS (confirmed byte-identical to the same literals). So this repo's one production caller (the sidecar/launcher) cannot produce inconsistent spellings today. It IS reachable through this script's own public --discovery-report CLI, which reads an arbitrary JSON file and isn't restricted to the launcher's exact generation path, and isn't wired into any current production workflow -- latent, not live, but real for that public surface. The fix is cheap and behavior-neutral on every input the sidecar produces today, so it's applied rather than left as an unstated assumption. _outage_domain now compares _normalize_base_url(row["base_url"]): lowercases scheme/host (case-insensitive per RFC 3986), drops an explicit port equal to the scheme's default, strips one trailing slash from the path. A different host, non-default port, path, or scheme still stays genuinely distinct. Falls back to a lowercased/stripped whole-string comparison (never raises) for anything unparseable into a scheme, host, and numeric port -- including a non-numeric port substring, which urlsplit(...).port raises ValueError on. Five new tests: the exact equivalent-spelling cases Devin named (case, default port, trailing slash), genuine distinctions still separate, no-raise on malformed/empty/bad-port input, and one end-to-end test through build_zdr_prioritized_catalog with two differently-spelled rows for the same endpoint (confirms the admission cap and diversity count both honor the normalization, not just the unit-level helper). Full suite: 2106 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage (including the new fallback branch) and 100% docstring coverage on scripts/ci/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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Addressed the Devin Review finding on Verified it's real, but latent, not live, before fixing it. Traced every Given the fix is cheap and behavior-neutral on every input the sidecar produces today, applied it rather than leaving it as an unstated assumption: Five new tests: the exact equivalent-spelling cases named (hostname case, default port, trailing slash), genuine distinctions still separate, no-raise on malformed/empty/bad-port input, and one end-to-end test through Full suite: 2106 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage (including the new fallback branch) and 100% docstring coverage on Generated by Claude Code |
Two Devin Review findings on this PR, one severe. Severe: shared-cap starvation within a domain. Grouping the admission cap by outage domain (this PR's own earlier fix) correctly stopped nvidia_nim/nvidia_nim_sub from jointly consuming 2x the intended budget across domains -- but the admission loop still walked rows in one strict sorted (cost-tier, ZDR, provider, model) order and admitted greedily until a domain's cap was reached. Since "nvidia_nim" < "nvidia_nim_sub" in every real fixture, nvidia_nim's rows always sort first, so nvidia_nim alone could consume the ENTIRE shared cap before a single nvidia_nim_sub row was ever considered. Verified concretely: 6 free nvidia_nim rows + 6 free nvidia_nim_sub rows, account_cap=4 -> nvidia_nim_sub got zero rows. Not "prevented from taking more than its share" (the bug already fixed), but "the alphabetically-first credential takes the whole shared budget, the other gets nothing" -- the same crowding-out problem, now within one domain instead of across domains. Fixed with a new _fair_admission_order() reordering step applied before the existing (otherwise unchanged) greedy admission loop: rows are partitioned by outage domain (each domain's whole block stays at the position of its first row's original appearance, so domain-vs-domain ordering is unaffected), and within any domain contributed to by more than one account, rows are taken in round-robin turns across those accounts -- one from each account's own priority-ordered queue per round -- instead of exhausting whichever account sorts first. A domain with only one contributing account (every provider except the shared NVIDIA pair, as of this writing) is returned completely untouched. Real: urlsplit() itself can raise, not only .port. _normalize_base_url's existing fallback wrapped only the .port property access; urlsplit() itself raises ValueError for an unmatched IPv6-literal bracket (e.g. https://[::1/v1, confirmed: "Invalid IPv6 URL"), before any scheme/host is even available to inspect -- an uncaught exception past this function's own "must never raise" contract. Fixed by wrapping the urlsplit() call itself in the same catch-and-fall-back pattern already used for .port. Noted, not chased further (info-level, optional per this session's coordinator): hostname canonicalization stops at lowercasing -- a trailing root-label dot, IDN Unicode-vs-punycode forms, and differently-compressed IPv6 literals aren't folded together. None of these shapes occur in any base_url this codebase produces today (every value traces to a fixed set of hardcoded, already-canonical HTTPS hostnames), so this is documented as a deliberate residual gap in _normalize_base_url's own docstring rather than implemented prophylactically. Tests: two existing tests whose assertions had encoded the starvation behavior were corrected to the fair-split expectation (test_build_catalog_applies_account_cap, test_build_catalog_prevents_shared_endpoint_from_crowding_out_independent_providers); added an end-to-end regression (test_build_catalog_shared_domain_cap_does_not_starve_second_account) and two unit-level tests directly against _fair_admission_order() (untouched single-account case; visible round-robin reordering with domain-block position preserved); added a regression for the IPv6 urlsplit() crash. Full suite: 2111 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage (including the new reordering function and both new fallback branches) and 100% docstring coverage on scripts/ci/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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Addressed the two remaining Devin Review findings on this PR. 🔴 Severe — shared-cap starvation within a domain ( Fixed with a new 🟡 Real — malformed IPv6 URLs crash generation ( 🔍 Info #3 (hostname canonicalization) — left as a documented, deliberate residual gap rather than expanded further: root-label dots, IDN forms, and IPv6-canonical-form differences don't occur in any 📝 Info #4 — no action, as suggested; the "different path on one host counts as a separate domain" behavior is already documented in Full suite: 2111 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage (including the new reordering function and both new fallback branches) and 100% docstring coverage on Generated by Claude Code |
| "total_priced_routes": sum(row.get("cost_evidence") == "priced" for row in rows), | ||
| "total_unknown_routes": sum(row.get("cost_evidence") == "unknown" for row in rows), | ||
| "free_account_diversity": len( | ||
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| provider_account(str(row["provider"])) | ||
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| if row.get("cost_evidence") == "free" | ||
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| {provider_account(str(row["provider"])) for row in free_rows} | ||
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| "free_outage_domain_diversity": len( | ||
| {outage_domain(row) for row in free_rows} | ||
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📝 Info: Staged reports retain discovery diversity
_with_discovery_counts recomputes both diversity metrics from all normalized rows. Priced fallback and ZDR filtering therefore cannot erase discovery-wide evidence.
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In `@docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md`:
- Line 1751: Update the documentation’s sidecar admission-cap description to use
the current default of 4, matching DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_CAP and
ORCHESTRATOR_CATALOG_ACCOUNT_CAP; only retain 8 if the text explicitly
identifies it as a historical or deployment override.
In `@scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_policy.py`:
- Line 463: Update _fair_admission_order to apply round-robin separately within
each (_COST_EVIDENCE_RANK, zdr_rank) priority tier, preserving the existing tier
ordering so free-first and ZDR-aware behavior remains intact. Add a regression
test covering pool="auto" where a priced row from one domain must not displace a
free/ZDR row from another domain under a small limit.
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containing “:” in brackets before appending any port, preserving correct
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| empty the free catalog -- that is fundamentally an outage-domain question, not a credential-count | ||
| question. With the two axes conflated, a discovery report whose only free routes are these two NVIDIA | ||
| credentials reports `free_account_diversity == 2`, which would falsely read as "safe" for exactly the | ||
| decision this evidence exists to support. Separately, the admission cap (`account_cap`, sidecar default |
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현재 cap 기본값으로 문서를 수정하세요.
여기서는 sidecar 기본값이 8이라고 설명합니다. 그러나 현재 DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_CAP와 launcher의 ORCHESTRATOR_CATALOG_ACCOUNT_CAP 기본값은 모두 4입니다. 이 값이 과거 배포값이면 시점과 배포 오버라이드를 명시하세요. 현재 동작을 설명하는 문서이면 4로 수정하세요.
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In `@docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md` at line 1751, Update the
documentation’s sidecar admission-cap description to use the current default of
4, matching DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_CAP and ORCHESTRATOR_CATALOG_ACCOUNT_CAP; only
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…llision Two Devin Review findings, one a real correctness regression the previous round's round-robin fix introduced. Real regression: fairness reordering could drop a free route for a paid one. _fair_admission_order grouped every row for one outage domain into a single block, emitted at the position of that domain's first appearance in the (already tier-sorted) input -- but a domain's rows can span multiple tiers (e.g. openai contributes both a free and a priced route, one single-account domain). Grouping by domain first, tier-blind, let a domain's lower-tier row get pulled into the same block as its higher-tier row, ahead of a different domain's higher-tier row that only sorted later because of the (provider, model) tie-break. Verified concretely: sorted [free openai, free openrouter, priced openai] reordered to [free openai, priced openai, free openrouter], and with limit=2 the genuinely free openrouter route got dropped for the priced openai one. Fixed by scoping the round-robin fairness pass strictly within one admission-priority tier at a time: eligible_rows and _fair_admission_order now share one _admission_priority_key() function (sort key and tier-boundary detector can no longer drift apart), the input is split into contiguous same-tier runs (safe -- already tier-sorted), and the existing domain/account round-robin logic (renamed _fair_order_within_tier) applies independently to each run, then the runs concatenate back in original order. Re-verified both the tier-priority scenario and the earlier starvation-fix scenario pass together. Real: IPv6 host normalization could collide two different endpoints. urlsplit().hostname strips IPv6 literal brackets ([::1] -> ::1); appending a port without re-adding them meant [::1]:8443 (host ::1, port 8443) and [::1:8443] (one IPv6 literal, no separate port) both normalized to the identical, syntactically-invalid ::1:8443. Fixed by re-wrapping a colon-bearing host in brackets before conditionally appending a port. Optional, applied since already in this code: round-robin queues switched from list.pop(0) (O(n)) to collections.deque.popleft() (O(1)). Tests: new unit-level and end-to-end regressions for tier-priority preservation; two new regressions for the IPv6 fix (distinct normalization, default-port-drop still works); existing _fair_admission_order tests updated for the now-required zdr_endpoints parameter. Full suite: 2115 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage and 100% docstring coverage on scripts/ci/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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Addressed the round-4 Devin Review findings. 🟡 Real, most urgent — fairness reordering broke route priority. Confirmed concretely before fixing: sorted input Root cause: Redesigned per your guidance as two composable passes: 🟡 Real — IPv6 domains collide during normalization. Confirmed: 🔍 #3 (perf, optional) — applied since already in this code: round-robin queues switched from 📝 #4 — no action, as noted. Full suite: 2115 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passed. 100% coverage and 100% docstring coverage on Generated by Claude Code |
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| tier = _admission_priority_key(rows[tier_start], zdr_endpoints=zdr_endpoints)[:2] | ||
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| ordered.extend(_fair_order_within_tier(rows[tier_start:tier_end])) | ||
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📝 Info: Fairness stays inside priority tiers
_fair_admission_order partitions on the shared cost-and-privacy key. Round-robin ordering cannot promote a worse-tier route across that boundary.
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…ts in outage-domain key Round-5 Devin Review found two real bugs left over in the outage-domain fairness logic: - _fair_order_within_tier collapsed every domain to one contiguous block positioned at that domain's first appearance, which silently displaced an unrelated domain's row whenever a shared domain's own rows were not already contiguous in priority order (e.g. [A1, B1, A2] became [A1, A2, B1], dropping B1 under a tight limit even though it outranked A2). Fixed by recording each domain's own global positions up front and only reordering which of a domain's own rows fills its own positions, never touching another domain's slot. - _normalize_base_url folded query and fragment into the outage-domain key together, so two identical endpoints differing only by a client-side-only #fragment reported as two domains with separate diversity counts and separate admission-cap budgets. The fragment is now stripped while the query string, which can be a real routing distinction, is still preserved. Both are covered by new regression tests exercising the internal reordering helper directly and the full build_zdr_prioritized_catalog path with a tight limit. 100% coverage/docstring gates re-verified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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Follow-up to already-merged
.github#1468("fix(ci): keep sidecar credential accounts independent"), found by review during this session (a Devin Review finding, checked directly againstmain's actual merged code before acting — not against the now-closed, superseded PR #1470).#1468correctly stopped treatingnvidia_nim/nvidia_nim_subas one model-catalog family (they are independent credentials that may expose different models — matchingcontextual-orchestratorPR #941/#945). But in doing so, it also let the catalog's admission cap and itsfree_account_diversityevidence field treat them as two fully independent outage domains. They are not: both resolve to the identicalhttps://integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1upstream (seePROVIDER_BASE_URLSinscripts/ci/zdr_policy.py, and that table's ownnvidia_nim_subZDR-scope note, which already said as much).Two genuinely different questions exist for this credential pair:
Concrete consequences fixed here
free_account_diversityreported2for a discovery report whose only free routes were these two credentials — falsely reassuring for exactly the decision this evidence exists to support (whether a single outage could empty the free catalog; seedocs/adr/0003-contextual-orchestrator-vendored-free-zdr.md's "Monitoring evidence" section, anddocs/product-goal-directive.md§8's note on the accepted single-outage-domain risk, both amended in this PR).account_cap, sidecar default 8) let the pair jointly consume up to twice its intended per-endpoint budget — a milder recurrence of the 2026-08-30orchestrator/freeexhaustion incident this cap exists to prevent (documented indocs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md): a shared endpoint's rows could crowd out a smaller, genuinely independent provider's free routes even when that provider had capacity available.Fix
scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_policy.pygains a second, distinct grouping,_outage_domain(row), keyed on each row's ownbase_urlevidence — not a second hand-maintained provider-name table, so it cannot silently go stale independently of thebase_urlevidence the catalog already serves from (the exact failure mode that made the removedPROVIDER_FAMILIESmapping wrong in the first place).free_outage_domain_diversity, is added alongside the existingfree_account_diversity(additive, not a rename — to avoid further naming churn immediately after fix(ci): keep sidecar credential accounts independent #1468's own rename and docs(product-goal-directive): rename free_family_diversity to free_account_diversity #1471's doc-reference fix).scripts/ci/contextual_orchestrator_review_launcher.py's_with_discovery_counts(which recomputes diversity from full discovery-wide rows, not the narrower per-stage set) restores both fields the same way.account_cap/DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_CAP/the CLI--account-capflag/the sidecar'sORCHESTRATOR_CATALOG_ACCOUNT_CAPenv var names are all left unchanged (still meaningful as "the cap value"; only its grouping was wrong) to minimize collision risk with.github#1469, which was concurrently advancing this same sidecar's pin in the same active window.docs/adr/0003-contextual-orchestrator-vendored-free-zdr.mdanddocs/product-goal-directive.md§8 both get a short correction pointing future readers atfree_outage_domain_diversityfor the single-outage-domain-risk question specifically.Developer experience
Two dedicated regressions reproduce the exact gaps:
test_build_catalog_counts_same_vendor_credentials_independently(updated):nvidia_nim+nvidia_nim_subalone reportfree_account_diversity == 2butfree_outage_domain_diversity == 1— the semantic-conflation bug.test_build_catalog_prevents_shared_endpoint_from_crowding_out_independent_providers(new): a shared-endpoint credential pair with far more free rows than an independent provider; the shared endpoint's admissions are correctly capped, leaving room for the independent provider (bytez/openrouterboth fully admitted, NVIDIA-domain capped toaccount_cap, not2 * account_cap).Existing tests updated to the corrected, domain-aware expectations:
test_build_catalog_applies_account_cap,test_build_catalog_reports_free_account_diversity, and two launcher-facing tests intest_contextual_orchestrator_review_runtime_preflight.py(including a new one,test_discovery_counts_distinguish_account_from_outage_domain_diversity).Full details in
docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md's new 2026-08-31 entry.User experience
free_outage_domain_diversity, as reported by the sidecar's policy/preflight evidence, now correctly answers "would a single provider outage empty the free catalog" — the questiondocs/adr/0003-contextual-orchestrator-vendored-free-zdr.md's accepted-risk monitoring anddocs/product-goal-directive.md§8's note both actually need. The catalog's admission cap no longer lets two same-endpoint credentials jointly absorb twice their intended share of the bounded route budget, which is directly relevant to Strix'sorchestrator/freereliability now that it is hardcoded offorchestrator/auto(ADR-0003's 2026-08-30 amendment).Test plan
coverage run -m pytest tests -q(full suite) — 2095 passed, 1 skipped, 21 subtests passedcoverage report --show-missing— 100% onscripts/ci/interrogate— 100%Related
.github#1468(merged) — the fix this extends..github#1469/#1471/#1472(merged, concurrent) — pin advancement and a doc-reference fix; no file overlap with this PR's substantive changes beyond a clean rebase.free_outage_domain_diversity, notfree_account_diversity, if/when wiring an outage-domain-based eligibility check (note: perdocs/product-goal-directive.md§8, Strix is currently hardcoded toorchestrator/freeregardless of this evidence, so this is monitoring evidence, not presently a gate).PROVIDER_FAMILIESbug, already covered by fix(ci): keep sidecar credential accounts independent #1468). This PR does not revive it; it is a fresh, narrowly-scoped follow-up found by review against currentmainafter fix(ci): keep sidecar credential accounts independent #1468 merged.Generated by Claude Code
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