fix(codex): refresh journaled injection ownership - #2205
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe journal now records explicit injected OpenAI base URL and catalog ownership on every reinjection. The injection path supplies these values based on mode and user ownership. Tests verify refreshed metadata, hash preservation, user-edit preservation, and restore cleanup. ChangesJournal ownership refresh
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The current head contains duplicate declarations in both changed Codex test files, so the tests cannot be parsed and the reported verification is invalid; merge should wait until these declarations are removed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant applyNativeArtifacts
participant markJournalInjectedState
participant Journal
applyNativeArtifacts->>markJournalInjectedState: Pass injected base URL and catalog path
markJournalInjectedState->>Journal: Preserve first configuration hash
markJournalInjectedState->>Journal: Refresh ownership and profile metadata
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In `@tests/codex-journal.test.ts`:
- Line 590: Remove the duplicate const declarations: retain only one hashes
declaration at tests/codex-journal.test.ts:590 and one recorded declaration at
tests/codex-restore-app-rewrite.test.ts:157, preserving the existing JSON.parse
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I reviewed and reproduced the exact current head d37e59d556c4. The CodeRabbit duplicate-const finding is a false positive, but there is a real restore data-loss blocker in the new journal refresh behavior.
markJournalInjectedState now replaces injectedConfigHash after every reinjection while preserving only the very first originalConfig snapshot. If a user edits config.toml after the first injection and OCX later reinjects, the second hash covers the preserved user edit. A subsequent restore sees an exact hash match and restores the first snapshot wholesale, deleting that user edit.
I reproduced this sequence on the PR head:
- Native config:
model = "gpt-5.5". - Inject on port 10100.
- Add user-owned
approval_policy = "never"while routed. - Reinject on port 10200.
- Restore.
The edit existed immediately before restore, but the result reported action: "journal-restored" and the final config was only model = "gpt-5.5"; approval_policy was lost.
Please keep the first exact injected config hash as the boundary for whole-snapshot restore, while refreshing only the latest owned route/catalog evidence needed by the fallback path, or otherwise record a snapshot/delta that makes the latest full-file hash safe. Add a regression that performs the sequence above and asserts the post-first-injection user setting survives while the latest OCX route is removed. The existing test only verifies journal fields and does not exercise restore, so it misses this failure.
리뷰 · 우선순위 63 / 80#1862 복원 소유권 구멍임. 저널이 최종 TOML에서 ownership을 추론하면 유저가 남긴
테스트가 hashless journal이랑 reinjection ownership을 봄. 범위 작음. types.ts 스플릿 상관없음. 작성 베이스가 지금 해결방안: CI 그린이면 머지. 유저 오버라이드 보존 테스트를 깨면 되돌림. catalog 경로 ownership이랑 URL ownership을 한 필드로 합치지 말 것. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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The Grok/owner summary is useful on the intended ownership fix, but its There has been no code update since my exact-head reproduction. Concrete reproduced sequence: native config -> first injection -> user adds The refreshed route/catalog ownership evidence is correct and should stay, but the whole-file restore boundary cannot be refreshed without also making the snapshot/delta safe. My existing change request and requested end-to-end restore regression therefore remain blockers. Please do not merge this head even if CI is green. |
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@Ingwannu The requested blocker is addressed on current head |
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In `@tests/codex-journal.test.ts`:
- Line 591: Remove the duplicate lexical declarations: in
tests/codex-journal.test.ts lines 591-591, keep exactly one const hashes =
JSON.parse(r.stdout) declaration; in tests/codex-restore-app-rewrite.test.ts
lines 189-189, keep exactly one const recorded = JSON.parse(r.stdout)
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Reviewed exact head 33d9a3b. The reinjection path now keeps the first whole-config hash, refreshes only owned route/catalog evidence, and forces changed configs through owned-field restoration so user edits survive. The reproduced approval_policy regression is covered, focused tests pass, and exact-head Cross-platform CI plus React Doctor are green. Approved for dev.
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Summary
openai_base_urland catalog path that the current injection actually owns, instead of deriving ownership from the final TOML and accidentally claiming a preserved user overrideThis tightens the restore ownership contract introduced in #1862: a fallback restore may remove the latest OpenCodex-owned values, but never user changes preserved across reinjection.
Exact base:
03735eca62398c55056d4595145561aecc444e91Exact head:
33d9a3bee31cce69bc6ff6942c9a16fc854ee408Verification
bun test tests/codex-journal.test.ts— 23 passed, 0 failedbun test tests/codex-restore-app-rewrite.test.ts— 5 passed, 0 failedbun run typecheck— passedbun run privacy:scan— passedgit diff --check— passedNo GUI files or user-facing configuration schema are changed. Maintained cross-platform CI remains the full-suite merge gate.
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