fix(codex): throttle repeated failed pool quota primes - #3003
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPool quota priming now records whether a WHAM probe started, including 401 replay attempts. Per-account failures are throttled by ChangesPool quota prime backoff
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds TTL-based backoff for failed quota probes, but a removed account can retain stale in-memory backoff when the provider is disabled or not using pool mode, potentially delaying its first retry after restoration; the exported test resolver also broadens trusted in-process credential override scope. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant primeCodexPoolQuotas
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primeCodexPoolQuotas->>poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt: Check generation and TTL
primeCodexPoolQuotas->>fetchPoolAccountQuota: Resolve token and fetch quota
fetchPoolAccountQuota->>WHAMQuotaLookup: Dispatch quota request
WHAMQuotaLookup-->>fetchPoolAccountQuota: Return quota or error
fetchPoolAccountQuota-->>primeCodexPoolQuotas: Return quotaProbeAttempted evidence
primeCodexPoolQuotas->>poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt: Record dispatched attempt
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In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts`:
- Line 1212: Update the quota-attempt recording around fetchPoolAccountQuota so
successful or settled requests use PoolQuotaResult.credentialGeneration, while
thrown requests retain the pre-request generation. Add a regression covering
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리뷰 · 우선순위 62 / 80이 PR은 Codex 풀에서 WHAM 할당량 미리 읽기가 실패한 계정을 같은 TTL 창 안에서 다시 두드리는 구멍을 막습니다. 지금 이 미리 읽기는 한 군데만 도는 게 아닙니다. 서버 시작( 고치는 방법은 작습니다. 테스트 #2858 compact 핸드오프 재시도, #2982 Anthropic quotaWindow, #2875 Kiro 풀, #2880 계정 할당량 디스크, #2976 glm coding-plan, #2981/#2998 요청 단위 transient send budget 과는 겹치지 않습니다. #2847 요청 범위 네이티브 메인 cred 도 건드리지 않습니다. 대시보드 라인 1163-1166 - HEAD stale 필터가 할당량 없는 계정을 매번 다시 고릅니다. 이 PR 이 고치는 구멍입니다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Requesting changes on exact head df1a0f68fc0c8859a81354217ffa4f6eb36882b5.
The revised generation binding and global-admission test fix the two main problems from the owner review. One pre-dispatch boundary is still incomplete:
fetchFreshPoolAccountQuota() catches four credential-acquisition deferrals at src/codex/auth-api.ts:1013-1021, but marks quotaProbeSkipped only for CodexCredentialRefreshBusyError and CodexCredentialRefreshStaleError. CodexCredentialGenerationConflictError and CodexCredentialRefreshLockTimeoutError can also be raised by getValidCodexToken() before line 974 creates the WHAM fetch. The caller then records a five-minute poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt entry even though no quota probe was sent, reproducing the same local-admission suppression this revision intends to remove.
Do not infer upstream admission from a partial error-class list. Return an explicit quotaProbeAttempted/quotaProbeSkipped fact that flips immediately before the WHAM fetch, and let primeCodexPoolQuotas record backoff only when that fact proves the probe was admitted. Add focused generation-conflict and refresh-lock-timeout regressions proving the next prime remains immediately eligible, plus the missing TTL-expiry regression proving a real failed probe becomes eligible again after POOL_CACHE_TTL.
Also bound the new process-lifetime map: an account removed from the current pool currently leaves its id/generation/timestamp in poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt forever. Purge entries not present in the current pool during a prime pass (or clear them from the account-removal lifecycle) and add a small reset/removal assertion.
The feature remains valuable and the scope is still appropriate. Keep it Draft and do not apply maintainer-sponsored until these exact admission/retention boundaries are covered; then rerun the focused quota-prime file, typecheck/privacy checks, resolve all threads, and request review again.
A pool account whose WHAM lookup fails stores no quota, so it stays "unknown" and every later prime trigger re-selects it as stale and repeats the same failing request. Successful lookups are already bounded by POOL_CACHE_TTL; failures had no backoff at all. Record the last prime attempt per account and give a failed lookup the same TTL window. The record is keyed by credential generation, so a re-authentication, refresh, or account removal retries immediately instead of waiting out a backoff earned by the previous credential.
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Incremental review completed on exact head 7c9ce6cf72272031bacc1ef6b78fc52f78a01144.
The blockers from my review on df1a0f68f are resolved:
- backoff is now gated by positive dispatch evidence captured immediately before the WHAM fetch, rather than inferred from an error-class list;
- global flight saturation, generation conflict, refresh-lock timeout, busy/stale refresh, credential-less, and cache-hit paths create no marker;
- an initial 401 followed by a refreshed replay rebinds the evidence to the credential generation that actually sent the replay;
- TTL expiry, credential-generation invalidation, configured-account pruning, and the late in-flight removal race are covered;
- the map remains process-local and contains only account id, generation, and timestamp; no credential material, logging, or persistence boundary was added.
Exact-head verification under Bun 1.4.0: tests/codex-quota-prime.test.ts passed 21/21, typecheck passed, and git diff --check is clean. I found no remaining static auth/retention blocker and applied maintainer-sponsored for this scoped change.
I am not approving while the PR remains Draft and hosted exact-head CI has not run. Mark it Ready, let the complete matrix run on 7c9ce6cf7, and request final review; a fully green unchanged head is an approval candidate.
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In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts`:
- Line 1389: Move runtime configuration resolution and poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt
pruning ahead of the provider eligibility early return in the relevant auth
flow, while preserving the existing return behavior. Add a regression covering
removal while the provider is disabled, restoration before POOL_CACHE_TTL
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Prune removed-account attempts before the provider eligibility return.
Lines 1382-1388 return before this cleanup runs. If an account is removed while the provider is disabled or its mode is not "pool", its failed-attempt marker remains. If the same account and credential are restored before POOL_CACHE_TTL expires, the next enabled prime treats the old failure as current and skips the required retry.
Resolve the runtime config and prune poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt before the early return. Add a regression that removes an account while the provider is disabled, restores it, and verifies that the restored prime dispatches immediately.
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In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts` at line 1389, Move runtime configuration resolution
and poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt pruning ahead of the provider eligibility early
return in the relevant auth flow, while preserving the existing return behavior.
Add a regression covering removal while the provider is disabled, restoration
before POOL_CACHE_TTL expires, and verification that the restored prime
dispatches immediately.
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A new full-diff finding on unchanged head 7c9ce6cf72272031bacc1ef6b78fc52f78a01144 is valid and exposes one remaining removal boundary.
primeCodexPoolQuotas() checks whether the canonical OpenAI provider is present/enabled/Pool and returns at src/codex/auth-api.ts:1382-1388 before resolving the runtime account set and pruning poolQuotaPrimeAttemptedAt at :1389-1393. If an account earned a failed-probe marker, the provider is then disabled, and that account is removed while disabled, every prime call skips cleanup. Re-enabling the provider and restoring the same configured account/credential generation inside POOL_CACHE_TTL preserves the stale marker and suppresses the first real prime, even though removal was supposed to erase that account's process-lifetime state.
Move runtime account-set resolution and attempt-map pruning ahead of the provider eligibility return, while keeping all network/native-main work behind the existing provider gate. Add the three-step regression: failed probe creates a marker; disable provider and remove account; restore/re-enable the same account before TTL and prove the next prime dispatches immediately.
I removed maintainer-sponsored and canceled the in-progress exact-head matrix because this is part of the retention contract the sponsorship was based on. Once this branch-only negative is fixed, rerun the 21 existing cases plus the new case, typecheck/diff check, and request incremental review; the dispatch-evidence changes remain otherwise sound.
…) (#3185) * fix(codex): throttle repeated failed pool quota primes A pool account whose WHAM lookup fails stores no quota, so it stays "unknown" and every later prime trigger re-selects it as stale and repeats the same failing request. Successful lookups are already bounded by POOL_CACHE_TTL; failures had no backoff at all. Record the last prime attempt per account and give a failed lookup the same TTL window. The record is keyed by credential generation, so a re-authentication, refresh, or account removal retries immediately instead of waiting out a backoff earned by the previous credential. * fix(codex): bind quota prime backoff to admitted probe * fix(codex): prove quota prime dispatch before backoff * fix(codex): prune removed-account prime markers before the eligibility return The prune sat after the provider-eligibility early return, so an account removed while the provider was disabled kept its failed-attempt marker. Restoring the same id inside POOL_CACHE_TTL then read that stale failure as current and skipped the retry the restored credential was entitled to. The existing coverage removed an account with the provider enabled, which is why this survived review. Add the disabled-window case. --------- Co-authored-by: luvs01 <luvs01@hanmail.net> Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
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Landed via maintainer rebase #3185. All three commits cherry-picked onto current dev with author credit preserved, no conflicts. The outstanding CodeRabbit thread was correct and is fixed on the carry rather than deferred: your branch already pruned stale prime markers, but the prune sat after the provider-eligibility early return, so an account removed while the provider was disabled kept its failed-attempt marker — and restoring the same id inside POOL_CACHE_TTL read that stale failure as current and skipped the retry. Moved the prune ahead of the return. Your existing test covered removal with the provider enabled, which is why this survived review; the disabled-window case is now covered too. codex-quota-prime.test.ts reports 22 pass, 0 fail, and the new case was verified red-green — it fails when the prune is moved back and passes when it is not. Thanks for the throttle; the backoff-invalidation-on-new-credential detail was a good call. |
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A Codex pool account whose WHAM quota lookup fails stores no quota. It therefore stays "unknown", and
primeCodexPoolQuotasre-selects it as stale on every later trigger and repeats the same failing request. Successful lookups are already bounded byPOOL_CACHE_TTL; failures had no backoff.This records the last admitted quota-probe attempt per account and gives a failed upstream lookup the same TTL window a successful one already gets.
The backoff now depends on positive dispatch evidence captured immediately before the WHAM fetch. Credential generation conflicts, refresh-lock timeouts, refresh busy/stale outcomes, global quota-flight saturation, cache hits, and other pre-dispatch outcomes do not create a marker. A 401 refresh replay updates the evidence to the credential generation that actually issued the replay.
The attempt map is pruned against every currently configured pool account, including during a coalesced prime call. A late result also rechecks current membership before writing, so an in-flight probe cannot restore backoff for an account removed while it ran.
Scope remains limited to quota priming, its process-lifetime attempt record, and focused regression coverage. Routing, scoring, quota parsing, persisted account data, and the single-flight contract are unchanged.
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7c9ce6cf72272031bacc1ef6b78fc52f78a01144, rebased ontodevat15b0f701eb69d37382880124be9010e412c20411:bun test tests/codex-quota-prime.test.ts— 21 pass / 0 failbun x tsc --noEmit— cleanbun scripts/privacy-scan.ts— passedgit diff --check origin/dev...HEAD— cleanFocused regressions cover:
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Docs: no user-facing behavior or configuration surface changes, so no docs or release-note update applies.
POOL_CACHE_TTLis unchanged and the throttle is internal to priming.Security: the attempt map holds only a local account id, credential generation, and timestamp. No tokens, new identifiers, logs, or persisted data are added. Dispatch evidence contains no credential material, and every pre-dispatch path remains unthrottled.
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