fix(openai): retry with max_completion_tokens when the API rejects max_tokens - #1275
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…x_tokens gpt-5 family and o-series deployments reject `max_tokens` with a 400: Unsupported parameter: 'max_tokens' is not supported with this model. Use 'max_completion_tokens' instead. Compression and summarisation then fail for every observation. Reproduced against an Azure OpenAI `gpt-5.4-mini` deployment; the request body is otherwise accepted unchanged. The accepted spelling cannot be derived from the model string — Azure deployment names are user-chosen and OpenAI-compatible proxies differ — so detect it instead: send `max_tokens`, and if the API names `max_completion_tokens` in a 400, switch and retry once. The provider keeps the learned spelling, so the extra round trip happens once per process rather than once per request. Endpoints that accept `max_tokens` are unaffected: they never return that 400 and never see a second request. Signed-off-by: David Kaulig <13939481+dKaulig@users.noreply.github.com>
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ChangesOpenAI token parameter fallback
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR enables affected OpenAI models to retry with the accepted token parameter and preserves the learned choice for later calls. It is mergeable with owner awareness of a bounded availability risk: stalled error responses or timeout configurations above the helper cap may let a fallback call run longer than intended. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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OpenAIProvider->>fetchWithTimeout: Send request with max_tokens
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OpenAIProvider->>fetchWithTimeout: Retry with max_completion_tokens
fetchWithTimeout->>OpenAIAPI: Submit updated request within remaining timeout
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113-121: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep one timeout budget for the full
call()operation.Line 140 starts a second
fetchWithTimeoutoperation with the fullthis.timeoutMsbudget. A delayed initial 400 can therefore make onecall()run for almost twice the configured timeout. This bypasses the total-budget contract insrc/providers/_fetch.ts.Capture a deadline before the first send. Pass only the remaining time to each send. Do not call
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts`:
- Around line 137-140: In the fallback branch of the OpenAI response handling,
cancel the original response.body after inspecting response.clone().text() and
before replacing response with the retry from send(this.tokenLimitParam). Keep
the existing max_completion_tokens detection and retry behavior unchanged.
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts`:
- Around line 113-121: Update the call() flow around both fetchWithTimeout
invocations to establish one deadline before the initial request, compute the
remaining timeout before each send, and skip or fail without calling
fetchWithTimeout when no budget remains. Pass the remaining duration rather than
the full this.timeoutMs to both requests, preserving the existing request and
response handling.
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In `@test/openai-max-completion-tokens.test.ts`:
- Around line 1-2: Update the test setup in openai-max-completion-tokens.test.ts
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| const text = await response.clone().text(); | ||
| if (text.includes("max_completion_tokens")) { | ||
| this.tokenLimitParam = "max_completion_tokens"; | ||
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According to the Fetch Standard, what happens to the unread original body branch after Response.clone() is consumed and the original response is discarded?
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According to the Fetch Standard, calling Response.clone performs a tee operation on the underlying ReadableStream of the response body [1]. This process creates two independent branches of the stream [1][2]. When a response is cloned, both the original and the cloned response effectively share the source stream through this teeing mechanism [1][2]. If one branch (the clone or the original) is consumed and the other remains unread, the unread branch remains in a state where it is theoretically capable of being read [3][4]. Because the standard does not automatically cancel or discard the unread branch upon the consumption of the other, the system may buffer data in memory to accommodate the possibility that the unread branch could be consumed later [3][2]. If the unread branch is never consumed and the original response object is discarded, the behavior regarding the remaining data depends on the runtime environment's implementation of the streams and garbage collection [5][2]. While the Fetch Standard mandates the teeing behavior [1], it does not explicitly mandate a specific memory-management outcome for orphaned streams. However, in practice, leaving one branch of a teed stream unread often leads to memory overhead or warning triggers in environments like Cloudflare Workers or Node.js, because the runtime must maintain the buffer for the unread branch to satisfy the streaming contract [6][5][2][7]. To avoid this, developers are generally advised to explicitly cancel the unused stream branch (e.g., using response.body.cancel) if it will not be read [5].
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Cancel the discarded response body before the fallback request.
response.clone().text() consumes only the clone. The original 400 response body remains unread when Line 140 replaces response, which can retain buffered data. Cancel response.body before retrying.
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts` around lines 137 - 140, In the fallback branch of
the OpenAI response handling, cancel the original response.body after inspecting
response.clone().text() and before replacing response with the retry from
send(this.tokenLimitParam). Keep the existing max_completion_tokens detection
and retry behavior unchanged.
Review feedback on rohitg00#1275: the retry started a second fetchWithTimeout with the full this.timeoutMs, so a slow initial 400 could let one call() run for close to twice the configured bound — breaking the total-budget contract that _fetch.ts otherwise holds. Capture a deadline before the first send and grant each send only the time left; throw the timeout error when none remains. Reading the error body once removes the response.clone() as a side effect. The same text now serves both the retry decision and the error message, so there is no teed branch left unconsumed when the retry replaces the response. The added test pins the contract rather than the shape: a 200ms rejection followed by a hanging retry must fail at ~300ms total. Against the previous per-request budget it measured 518ms. Signed-off-by: David Kaulig <13939481+dKaulig@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks — the timeout finding was correct and is fixed in fd3dce6. Shared budget. The retry was getting a fresh I added a test that pins the contract rather than the shape: a 200ms rejection followed by a hanging retry must fail at roughly 300ms total. Measured against the previous per-request budget it came out at 518ms, so the test does catch the regression it describes.
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57-62: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove control-flow comments from the provider.
These comments explain implementation behavior. Remove them and rely on clear identifiers and structure.
As per coding guidelines,
src/**/*.tssays: “Do not add comments that explain what code does; use clear naming instead.”Also applies to: 87-89, 137-138, 145-148
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts`:
- Around line 141-156: Update the request flow around send and tokenLimitParam
so each call captures its initial token parameter locally and uses that value
for the fallback condition, allowing concurrent calls to retry independently.
Switch this.tokenLimitParam to max_completion_tokens only after the fallback
response succeeds, while preserving the existing error handling for failed
retries.
- Around line 143-156: Update call() so response.text() error-body reads remain
bounded by the remaining OPENAI_TIMEOUT_MS deadline after fetchWithTimeout()
resolves; apply the same deadline when reading the retry response body, and add
a regression test covering an incomplete error body.
In `@test/openai-max-completion-tokens.test.ts`:
- Around line 43-75: Add the required iii-sdk module mock to the test setup,
including mocked sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list methods, while leaving
the timeout and retry assertions in the test unchanged.
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts`:
- Around line 57-62: Remove the explanatory control-flow comments in the OpenAI
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referenced sections in call(). Preserve the existing behavior and rely on the
current identifiers and code structure instead.
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| if (!response.ok) { | ||
| errorText = await response.text(); | ||
| // gpt-5 family / o-series reject `max_tokens` with a 400 that names | ||
| // the parameter they do accept. Switch once and retry, then keep the | ||
| // new spelling for the lifetime of this provider so the cost is a | ||
| // single extra round trip per process, not per request. | ||
| if ( | ||
| response.status === 400 && | ||
| this.tokenLimitParam === "max_tokens" && | ||
| errorText.includes("max_completion_tokens") | ||
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| this.tokenLimitParam = "max_completion_tokens"; | ||
| response = await send(this.tokenLimitParam); | ||
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Keep the timeout active while reading error bodies.
fetchWithTimeout() clears its timer when fetch() resolves with response headers. call() then awaits response.text() outside that timeout. An incomplete 400 body can therefore exceed OPENAI_TIMEOUT_MS. Apply the remaining deadline to error-body reads and add a regression test.
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts` around lines 143 - 156, Update call() so
response.text() error-body reads remain bounded by the remaining
OPENAI_TIMEOUT_MS deadline after fetchWithTimeout() resolves; apply the same
deadline when reading the retry response body, and add a regression test
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| // A slow rejection must eat into the budget the retry gets, otherwise a | ||
| // single call() could run for close to 2x the configured timeout. | ||
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Add the required iii-sdk mock to this test module.
Add vi.mock("iii-sdk") and mocks for sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list in the test setup.
As per coding guidelines, test/**/*.test.ts must mock iii-sdk with these methods.
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In `@test/openai-max-completion-tokens.test.ts` around lines 43 - 75, Add the
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kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list methods, while leaving the timeout and retry
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Review feedback on rohitg00#1275. The retry condition tested `this.tokenLimitParam`, the shared field, rather than the spelling the request in hand had used. With two calls in flight before the spelling is learned, both send `max_tokens`. The first handles its 400, latches `max_completion_tokens` and retries. The second then finds the field no longer equal to `max_tokens`, so its own rejection falls through unretried and surfaces as a hard 400. The compression pipeline issues these concurrently, so it is reachable in normal operation, not only under contrived load. Each call now captures what it sent and tests that. The regression test holds both requests until both are in flight, then releases them together: before this change the second one threw, now both retry and succeed. Latching stays where it was — before the retry, on the evidence of the 400 naming the parameter — rather than moving to the retry's success. A retry that fails for an unrelated reason (429, timeout) has not disproved what the 400 said, and deferring the latch to `response.ok` would make every later call pay the extra round trip again. Also trims the comments this PR added, per CONTRIBUTING: the field and deadline comments keep only what is not derivable from the source, and the "read once" note went with the clone it described. Signed-off-by: David Kaulig <13939481+dKaulig@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks — two of the three are in 504c727, the third I would rather split out. Taking them in order. Concurrent calls sharing the latch. Correct, and reachable: the compression pipeline issues these concurrently, so this is not only a contrived-load case. Each call now captures what it sent and tests that. The regression test holds both requests until both are in flight, then releases them together; before the change the second one threw its 400 unretried. I did not take the second half of the proposed fix, though — latching only after Comments. Trimmed. The field and deadline comments keep only what is not derivable from the source — that the accepted spelling cannot be inferred from the model string, and that the deadline spans the retry — and the "read once" note went out with the clone it described. The two lines added for the concurrency point are why, not what. Error-body reads outside the timeout. The finding is right: I am not fixing it here. It predates this PR — the Happy to open it if you want it tracked; say the word and I will file the issue. |
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Use the fetch helper’s effective cap for the outer deadline.
fetchWithTimeout() clamps each invocation to HARD_BUDGET_CAP_MS, but deadline uses the raw this.timeoutMs. If the configured timeout is greater than that cap and the first request returns the matching 400 response near the cap, the remaining time can still exceed the cap. The fallback can then receive a second capped attempt and exceed the helper’s intended hard bound. Derive the outer deadline from the same effective budget.
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In `@src/providers/openai.ts` at line 86, Update the deadline calculation in the
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Fixes #1219.
What
OpenAIProvider.call()sendsmax_tokensunconditionally. Reasoning models — the gpt-5 family and the o-series — reject it:Since 0.9.29 defaults
OPENAI_MODELtogpt-5.6-luna, that is every LLM call on default config, as #1219 documents. It is not Azure-specific, but Azure makes it easy to hit even with an explicit model: deployment names are user-chosen, so nothing about the configured string reveals which spelling the endpoint wants.Why detection rather than a config flag or a model allowlist
OPENAI_MODELis the deployment name) and goes stale with every model release.So: send
max_tokens; if a 400 namesmax_completion_tokens, switch and retry once. The provider keeps the learned spelling for its lifetime, so the extra round trip happens once per process rather than once per request. Endpoints that acceptmax_tokensnever return that 400 and never see a second request — the existing path is unchanged.How to verify
test/openai-max-completion-tokens.test.tscovers four behaviours:max_tokensis sent by defaultmax_completion_tokenstriggers exactly one retry with the other spellingcontext_length_exceeded) do not retryAlso exercised end to end against an Azure OpenAI
gpt-5.4-minideployment: before the change everymem::compressfailed with the 400 above; after it, compression returns normally with no other request-body change.Note on scope
#1219 also raises whether
gpt-5.6-lunais the right default. That is a separate decision and is deliberately untouched here — this PR makes the provider work with whatever model is configured, including the current default.Summary by CodeRabbit
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