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…ation A Devin key that Cognition rejects with 401 never reached needsReauth. The OAuth 401 replay only ran on HTTP responses in adapter-dispatch, and Devin is a runTurn adapter, so its forced refresh never ran; with a never-expiring stored expiry and refresh disabled, a dead account looked healthy and every turn 401'd. - run the same forced-refresh replay on the runTurn first-event preflight for isOAuth401ReplayProvider routes, and add devin to that set and to FORCE_REFRESH_PROVIDERS. A terminal refresh marks the account needsReauth; the turn then moves to a surviving stored account, or carries the login instruction. Only a structured 401 triggers it, so Devin 429 and quota-worded permission_denied stay rate limits. - generalize the terminal-refresh alternate picker from Kiro to any generic-failover provider, counting stored logins so the just-flagged account still counts toward consent. - refreshDevinToken re-reads the Devin CLI credential file for a local-cli account and adopts a different key when the host passes the allowlist, no other stored account owns it, and identities agree. The refreshed credential keeps its local-cli source. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review follow-up to the Devin 401 replay. - CLI re-read adopts a rotated key only when its identity is established: the session token carries only a session_id, so the key must mint a user_jwt whose auth_uid/email do not contradict the slot's, and no other stored account may own the key or that identity. The adopted credential records the minted identity so later adoptions are strict. - runTurn 401 recovery tries the terminal-refresh alternate on any refresh failure, not only OAuthLoginRequiredError; the helper still requires the sent generation to be flagged needsReauth. Same one-line change on the Kiro HTTP path. The alternate now respects genericFailoverLimit. - merged(): note the local-cli preservation is shared with Meta Muse and why it is safe. - structure: a single upstream 401 on an oauth-source Devin account marks needsReauth by design; document the identity rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…he account Re-review follow-up. - A timeout, network failure, 5xx or 429 during the CLI key's identity mint now throws a non-terminal error, so the account is not marked needsReauth (which would strand it) and the next 401 retries. Only a 401/403 from GetUserJwt or a minted token without auth_uid refuses. - The probe mint has a 5s timeout so it cannot hold the per-account refresh lock for the mint's full 30s. - Identity compares like with like: a stored id may be the key's sub or auth_uid, so both minted claims are accepted; emails are trimmed and case-folded. The ownership scan skips the refreshed row by id, which the generic refresh lock now passes to the provider refresh. - Test that an off-allowlist host never reaches the mint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDevin OAuth requests now support pre-output 401 recovery through forced credential refresh or eligible account failover. Local CLI key adoption checks the host and account identity. Tests cover recovery, identity checks, concurrent requests, and 429 handling. ChangesDevin OAuth recovery
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participant ResponsesRequest
participant executeResponsesRunTurn
participant refreshDevinToken
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ResponsesRequest->>executeResponsesRunTurn: Preflight receives OAuth 401
executeResponsesRunTurn->>refreshDevinToken: Force refresh sent credential
refreshDevinToken->>mintUserJwt: Probe identity for changed CLI key
mintUserJwt-->>refreshDevinToken: Return identity result
refreshDevinToken-->>executeResponsesRunTurn: Return refreshed credential or refresh failure
executeResponsesRunTurn->>ResponsesRequest: Replay with adopted account after successful recovery
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리뷰 · 우선순위 62 / 80Devin 키가 거절당해도 계정이 정상으로 남던 문제를 고치는 PR이에요. Devin 키에는 만료 시각이 없고, 키를 다시 발급받는 주소도 없어요. 그래서 서버가 401을 줘도 대시보드는 그 계정을 건강한 계정으로 봤어요. 401을 보고 다시 로그인을 요구하는 처리는 HTTP 응답에만 있었는데, Devin은 그 길이 아니라 턴을 직접 실행하는 길이라 그 처리를 타지 못했어요. 죽은 계정이 계속 선택되고, 요청은 매번 401로 실패했어요. 계정이 여러 개여도 죽은 쪽으로 계속 갔어요. CLI로 가져온 계정도 비슷해요. 이번 변경은 그 두 구멍을 메워요. 턴이 사용자에게 글을 보내기 전에 401이 오면, 그 계정만 한 번 갱신해요. 갱신이 되면 같은 턴을 다시 시도해요. 갱신이 끝까지 실패하면 계정을 CLI 계정은 갱신할 때 자격 파일을 다시 읽어요. 파일의 키가 저장된 키와 다르고, 주소가 허용 목록에 있고, 그 키로 사용자 신원을 확인할 수 있고, 그 신원이나 키가 다른 계정 것이 아닐 때만 새 키를 받아요. 시간 초과나 네트워크 오류, 5xx, 429는 계정을 죽이지 않아요. 다음 401에서 다시 시도해요. Kiro에만 있던 "갱신이 끝난 뒤 다른 계정으로" 기능도 같이 일반화했어요. 방금 src/oauth/devin.ts:307 - 자격 파일을 읽지 못하면( 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 브라우저로 로그인한 Devin 계정은 업스트림 401이 한 번이면 바로 이 PR은 draft예요. 인증 코드를 건드려서 너의 추천 죽은 키가 건강해 보이던 버그는 이 방향으로 막는 게 맞아요. 다만 307번 줄에서 파일을 못 읽은 경우는 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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In @src/server/responses/run-turn-execution.ts:
- Around line 399-432: Update refreshResolvedOAuthSelection, used by
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A credentials.toml that exists but cannot be read or parsed (locked, or mid-write by `devin auth login`) fell through to invalid_grant and marked the account needsReauth, stranding a live key. It now fails the refresh with the same non-terminal error as a transient identity-probe failure; only a missing file or a key Cognition refuses flags the account. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Browser-login accounts flagged on a single 401. I kept this deliberately. Cognition has no refresh endpoint, so there's nothing to confirm with. A Security review: understood. This touches |
refreshResolvedOAuthSelection skipped the forced refresh whenever the selection revision had moved, even when the selection had come back to the account that was sent. The rejected credential was then replayed and the one recovery attempt spent on it. Refresh whenever the current selection is the sent account. When applying the alternate still fails (a newer manual selection names the flagged account), project the login instruction instead of the raw upstream 401. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ation (carry #6096) (#6176) * fix(devin): route a revoked key to needsReauth and follow CLI key rotation A Devin key that Cognition rejects with 401 never reached needsReauth. The OAuth 401 replay only ran on HTTP responses in adapter-dispatch, and Devin is a runTurn adapter, so its forced refresh never ran; with a never-expiring stored expiry and refresh disabled, a dead account looked healthy and every turn 401'd. - run the same forced-refresh replay on the runTurn first-event preflight for isOAuth401ReplayProvider routes, and add devin to that set and to FORCE_REFRESH_PROVIDERS. A terminal refresh marks the account needsReauth; the turn then moves to a surviving stored account, or carries the login instruction. Only a structured 401 triggers it, so Devin 429 and quota-worded permission_denied stay rate limits. - generalize the terminal-refresh alternate picker from Kiro to any generic-failover provider, counting stored logins so the just-flagged account still counts toward consent. - refreshDevinToken re-reads the Devin CLI credential file for a local-cli account and adopts a different key when the host passes the allowlist, no other stored account owns it, and identities agree. The refreshed credential keeps its local-cli source. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 1b0604c) * fix(devin): fail closed on CLI key identity and harden 401 failover Review follow-up to the Devin 401 replay. - CLI re-read adopts a rotated key only when its identity is established: the session token carries only a session_id, so the key must mint a user_jwt whose auth_uid/email do not contradict the slot's, and no other stored account may own the key or that identity. The adopted credential records the minted identity so later adoptions are strict. - runTurn 401 recovery tries the terminal-refresh alternate on any refresh failure, not only OAuthLoginRequiredError; the helper still requires the sent generation to be flagged needsReauth. Same one-line change on the Kiro HTTP path. The alternate now respects genericFailoverLimit. - merged(): note the local-cli preservation is shared with Meta Muse and why it is safe. - structure: a single upstream 401 on an oauth-source Devin account marks needsReauth by design; document the identity rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit a42f349) * fix(devin): only a definitive refusal from the identity probe flags the account Re-review follow-up. - A timeout, network failure, 5xx or 429 during the CLI key's identity mint now throws a non-terminal error, so the account is not marked needsReauth (which would strand it) and the next 401 retries. Only a 401/403 from GetUserJwt or a minted token without auth_uid refuses. - The probe mint has a 5s timeout so it cannot hold the per-account refresh lock for the mint's full 30s. - Identity compares like with like: a stored id may be the key's sub or auth_uid, so both minted claims are accepted; emails are trimmed and case-folded. The ownership scan skips the refreshed row by id, which the generic refresh lock now passes to the provider refresh. - Test that an off-allowlist host never reaches the mint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 4037925) * fix(devin): an unreadable CLI credential file does not flag the account A credentials.toml that exists but cannot be read or parsed (locked, or mid-write by `devin auth login`) fell through to invalid_grant and marked the account needsReauth, stranding a live key. It now fails the refresh with the same non-terminal error as a transient identity-probe failure; only a missing file or a key Cognition refuses flags the account. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit aa3e072) * fix(responses): refresh the sent account after an A->B->A selection refreshResolvedOAuthSelection skipped the forced refresh whenever the selection revision had moved, even when the selection had come back to the account that was sent. The rejected credential was then replayed and the one recovery attempt spent on it. Refresh whenever the current selection is the sent account. When applying the alternate still fails (a newer manual selection names the flagged account), project the login instruction instead of the raw upstream 401. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 91bf251) * fix(devin): make CLI adoption atomic and preserve paused recovery Co-authored-by: Sayo <hi@sayo.wtf> * fix(devin): preserve alias identity and paused key during adoption Co-authored-by: Sayo <hi@sayo.wtf> * fix(auth): allow same-account Devin alias key adoption Co-authored-by: Sayo <hi@sayo.wtf> * fix(auth): reject identity-less Devin CLI key adoption Require a bound account ID or email before adopting a rotated CLI key. Route identity-less imports through terminal reauthentication and cover cross-user rotation. Co-authored-by: Sayo <hi@sayo.wtf> --------- Co-authored-by: Sayo <hi@sayo.wtf> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
Two Devin credential defects, both reproduced against a live account.
A revoked or invalid Devin key never reached
needsReauth.401 unauthenticated.refreshDevinTokenthrowsinvalid_grantso that a forced refresh can flag the account, but nothing ever forced one:adapter-dispatch.ts, the HTTP-response path. Devin is arunTurnadapter, and therunTurnpath had no 401 handling at all.devinwas missing from both the replay list andFORCE_REFRESH_PROVIDERS.session_id, noexp.CLI-imported accounts never picked up a rotated key. A
local-cliaccount copiedcredentials.tomlonce. Afterdevin auth loginrotated the key, opencodex kept the stale one forever.What changed:
runTurn401 replay (src/server/responses/run-turn-execution.ts):auth-recoveryhop.needsReauthand moves the turn to a surviving account, withingenericFailoverLimit.authMode === "oauth"and a held OAuth snapshot, and devin is the onlyrunTurnprovider on that list. It never fires after meaningful output has reached the client.adoptRunTurnAccount.Multi-account failover (
src/oauth/kiro-terminal-failover.ts): Kiro's alternate-account helper is generalized intotryAlternateAfterTerminalRefresh, which counts every stored login, flagged ones included. The old helper only worked for Kiro and counted only healthy accounts, so once the dead account was flagged, a two-account setup looked like one. Both therunTurnand Kiro paths now try the alternate on any refresh failure. The helper still requires the sent generation to be flaggedneedsReauth, so a transient failure on a healthy account never fails over.CLI key rotation (
src/oauth/devin.ts): for alocal-cliaccount,refreshDevinTokenre-reads the CLI credential file. It adopts the file's key only when all of these hold:GetUserJwtcall. A session token carries no identity, so this is where theauth_uidand email come from, with a 5 s bound;Only a definitive 401/403 from that mint, or a token without
auth_uid, counts as a dead key. A timeout, network error, 5xx or 429 does not flag the account, so the next 401 retries. The shared credential merge now keepslocal-cliwhen the refresh itself returns it, which also stops Meta Muse'slocal-cliaccounts being relabelledoauth. The generic refresh lock passes the account id to provider refresh functions as an optional argument; only Devin reads it.By design: Cognition has no refresh endpoint, so a single upstream 401 on an
oauth-source Devin account marks itneedsReauth. This is recorded instructure/transports/responses-failover.mdtogether with the identity rule.A 429, or a
permission_deniedcarrying quota wording (already mapped to 429), is never treated as an auth failure.Verification
Live end to end (isolated
OPENCODEX_HOME, proxy from this branch,devin/swe-1-6; no keys printed, temp homes deleted):ocx login devinvia CLI credential import (no browser)local-cli; a real turn returns "PONG"needsReauth: true; the turn fails with "Not logged in to devin. Run: ocx login devin" (authentication_error); the next request is an HTTP 401 with the same text; streaming shows it inresponse.failedOPENCODEX_DEVIN_CLI_CREDENTIALSpointed at a copy of the real credentials filelocal-cli, noneedsReauth, identity recorded from the realGetUserJwtTests
tests/responses/responses-devin-401-replay.test.ts(21 pass), registered in both layout files. It covers:needsReauth, streaming and buffered, with the dead account not reselected on the next request;sub;auth_uid(flagged);bun test tests/responses/responses-devin-401-replay.test.ts tests/ci-workflows/file-size-ratchet.test.ts tests/test-layout.test.ts tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts: 48 pass, 0 fail.tests/oauth/oauth-callback-server.test.ts"a non-callback request cannot pin the socket to the retiring flow", also fails on an untoucheddevcheckout.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:checkandbun run privacy:scanpass.bun run test:changedon the first commit: 19 failures in service-install, config-PUT, Grok-toggle and socks5 tests, none importing this code. It ran while three sibling worktrees ran their own suites, and the spot-checked files passed 98/98 alone. The full suite was rerun afterwards on an idle machine; see the comparison below.Review: two independent adversarial reviews (correctness and failure paths; security and requirements), then a third on the follow-up delta.
a42f349c7:genericFailoverLimit;local-climerge rule was undocumented.40379257c:sub/auth_uidand email comparisons were inconsistent;Known limit: a buffered (non-streaming)
runTurnfailure still returns HTTP 200 withstatus: "failed", as before this PR; the HTTP 401 appears from the next request on.Full suite, rerun sequentially on an otherwise idle machine at
91bf25178, compared with untoucheddev(24b2f39b7, run the same way):dev: 32,613 pass, 46 skip, 40 fail. These are pre-existing, environment-dependent failures in Claude Desktop, config-PUT, Codex discovery and Kiro tests.cli-connect-readiness,cli-help×2,cli-export-command), which pass when rerun alone (19/0, 17/0, 26/0). So there are no regressions againstdev.The other CI jobs, run locally with the same commands as
ci.yml: typecheck, privacy scan,structure:check,skill:surface:check, release-helper syntax, CLI help smoke, the storage-policy tests and (where docs changed) the docs-site build all pass. Theapi-usagejob'stests/server/api-usage.test.tsfails the same 2 tests (SpendLedgerOwnerError) on untoucheddev, locally and in a Linuxoven/bun:1.3.14container, while it passes on GitHub's runner; it is not affected by this PR.Checklist
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