feat(codex): add durable reset-credit operation ledger - #1829
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a SQLite-backed ledger for Codex reset-credit recovery and manual redemption. It adds schema migration, strict validation, transactional locking, capacity enforcement, terminal-state handling, exported recovery helpers, and comprehensive integrity and concurrency tests. ChangesReset-credit operation persistence
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The focused ledger tests and type checks are reported passing, but the PR remains explicitly marked as draft with all required readiness gates unchecked, so it is not merge-ready until those gates are completed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResetCreditRecovery
participant ManualCaller
participant ResetCreditOperationLedger
participant SQLite
ResetCreditRecovery->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: openResetCreditOperation(generation)
ManualCaller->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: openManualResetCreditOperation(identity)
ResetCreditOperationLedger->>SQLite: validate, reserve, or resume durable operation
SQLite-->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: return operation state or unavailable result
ResetCreditRecovery->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: settleResetCreditOperation(operationId, code)
ManualCaller->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: settleManualResetCreditOperation(identity, code)
ResetCreditOperationLedger->>SQLite: persist terminal state across operation identities
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In `@src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts`:
- Around line 869-875: Update warnLedgerUnavailable to preserve the existing
isLedgerBusyError guard and NestedConfigMutationError handling while appending
the scrubbed failure reason from error.message for non-busy errors. Keep the
non-Error guard so unknown thrown values are not forwarded, and retain the fixed
unavailable warning when no safe Error message is available.
- Around line 663-707: Split initializeTable validation by operation type so
recovery operations avoid the full manual-history scans while retaining the
cross-table duplicate-ID check before any recovery write. Ensure every
manual-state mutation still performs complete fail-closed manual-history
validation, and preserve all existing identity invariants. Measure transaction
hold time and unavailable contention at 4,096 manual entries before finalizing
the change.
In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 2658-2676: Move the existing JSDoc block from
NestedConfigMutationError to immediately precede
prepareConfigMutationDatabasePathForWrite, preserving its nesting contract and
transaction behavior documentation; leave the error class without that unrelated
documentation.
In `@tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts`:
- Around line 286-386: Add focused migration rejection tests near the existing
migration tests for both legacy schemas. Seed malformed rows, duplicate keys or
IDs, and oversized tables as needed, then assert openResetCreditOperation or
openManualResetCreditOperation returns unavailable and verify the original
legacy schema and rows remain unchanged, without creating legacy backup tables.
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A factual record of the backlog so the next maintainer session starts from evidence instead of re-auditing 39 items. Every verdict carries a commit SHA or a file:line pointer, because a triage doc whose claims cannot be rechecked ages into confident misinformation. Findings worth surfacing: #1829 is 0 commits behind dev with CI green - the only stalled PR that is not stale. Every other large PR carries a rebase tax in the hundreds of commits. #2033 is 14 lines and a real gap: GET and PUT sidecar responses omit an enabled field. At 869 commits behind it is a reimplementation rather than a rebase. #2083 does not merely conflict, it disagrees: current code returns no image credential for OAuth configurations and the public guide says an API key is required, while the PR proposes the opposite contract. That is an owner decision, and asking for a rebase first would waste the contributor's time. #1794 is a partial duplicate rather than superseded - core recovery and OpenRouter routing landed separately, but its GUI files have no equivalent on dev. No PR is abandoned: all 16 author accounts still resolve. Conflict volume alone was not treated as abandonment. The recommendations doc says plainly what not to do: batch-closing by age would have been wrong here. Exactly two of eighteen were safely superseded, both proven by naming the commit that landed first, and age correlated with nothing useful.
) A factual record of the backlog so the next maintainer session starts from evidence instead of re-auditing 39 items. Every verdict carries a commit SHA or a file:line pointer, because a triage doc whose claims cannot be rechecked ages into confident misinformation. Findings worth surfacing: #1829 is 0 commits behind dev with CI green - the only stalled PR that is not stale. Every other large PR carries a rebase tax in the hundreds of commits. #2033 is 14 lines and a real gap: GET and PUT sidecar responses omit an enabled field. At 869 commits behind it is a reimplementation rather than a rebase. #2083 does not merely conflict, it disagrees: current code returns no image credential for OAuth configurations and the public guide says an API key is required, while the PR proposes the opposite contract. That is an owner decision, and asking for a rebase first would waste the contributor's time. #1794 is a partial duplicate rather than superseded - core recovery and OpenRouter routing landed separately, but its GUI files have no equivalent on dev. No PR is abandoned: all 16 author accounts still resolve. Conflict volume alone was not treated as abandonment. The recommendations doc says plainly what not to do: batch-closing by age would have been wrong here. Exactly two of eighteen were safely superseded, both proven by naming the commit that landed first, and age correlated with nothing useful.
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Summary
Exact base:
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6651a78e8fe67f335af568a9d852f5c74d635a83The six commits are rebased directly onto current
devand remain patch-equivalent to the reviewed series bygit range-diff(all six commits=).Why
The existing manual
POST /api/codex-auth/reset-credits/consumepath creates a fresh UUID for every request. A retry after an ambiguous upstream result cannot distinguish the same confirmed intent from a new irreversible spend. #2275 owns the separately reviewed consumer integration; this PR supplies only the independently reviewable persistence layer.The ledger has no production API, CLI, GUI, auth, package-root, manual-consume, or Responses call site in this change. It cannot spend credit by itself.
Contract and safety properties
config-mutation.sqlitewith config writers and usesBEGIN IMMEDIATE,busy_timeout=0,synchronous=FULL, andtrusted_schema=OFFVerification
1.4.0-canary.1(9fcdea80b): ledger/config-generation/config-lock bundle — 60 passed, 0 failed, 265 expectationsprivacy:scan, andgit diff --checkpasseddevintegration and security reviews found no actionable issue; the intervening fix(web-search): bound Exa response bodies #2676 merge changed only the two Exa files and did not touch the four PR filesdevrecut; exact-head GitHub CI and final CODEOWNER review remain the repository gatesDeferred consumer work
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