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… probes Publish the lidge-jun#5848 implementation alternatives and executable specifications. Prefer an opt-in native remote-only list policy over a shared-backend relay. Keep the existing runtime, authentication, routing and history untouched. Validation: 60 isolated Python tests passed; native/Bun/mobile validation remains outstanding. This is an RFC and research unit, not a production fix for lidge-jun#5848.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 36 / 80이 PR은 연구 문서와 파이썬 시험만 추가합니다. 휴대폰 목록에서 다음에 만들 방법으로 적힌 안은 이렇습니다. 휴대폰 앱을 그대로 두고, 서버가 원격 접속이라고 확인한 옆에 남겨 둔 다른 안은 로컬 중계입니다. 앱 서버로 가기 전에, 빠뜨린 라인 - 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 이 PR로 #5848을 닫을지. 닫으면 목록이 고쳐진 것으로 남습니다. 작성자는 고침이 아니라고 적었고 PR은 draft입니다. 다음 구현을 네이티브 서버의 원격 전용 설정으로 갈지, 예시 TOML 키를 지금 설정에 넣을지. 업스트림 앱 서버에는 그 키가 없습니다. 너의 추천 draft로 유지하세요. #5848과 중복 #5906은 열어 두세요. 베이스는 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Applied at a0f933c: On the relay's null-vs-omission difference: |
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Reviewed exact head a0f933c. The probe does not yet match the upstream ThreadId contract claimed by this PR. Upstream parses ThreadId as a UUID; the Python probe rejects only blank strings and its own fixtures accept non-UUID values such as fixture-parent, p, and a. This can certify behavior the upstream implementation would reject.
Please validate UUID syntax in the probe and change the fixtures/negative cases accordingly. Also update the verification counts: the current static inventory is 23 native + 29 relay + 9 loopback = 61 cases, while the documentation/PR text still says 22/60. Hosted CI did not execute these Python probes on this head; most relevant jobs were skipped, so the corrected probes need an actually executed CI path before approval.
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All three findings addressed at 3b29117.
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Exact-head re-review of 3b2911795b4e4dbeae52d66dfbbcc44802ed233f: changes requested.
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P2 — the executable UUID contract is still looser than native Codex.
native_policy.pynow calls PythonUUID(value), which normalizes malformed wrappers/hyphens that Rustuuid 1.20.0rejects. For example, a leading extra hyphen can be accepted after Python normalization. Enforce the upstream accepted input shapes before parsing and add malformed-hyphen/wrapper cases for both relation fields, with omitted and explicit provider arrays. -
P2 — the new probe workflow executes zero probes. Exact-head run 36469914907 fails in setup because
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Verification metadata is still inaccurate. The document now inventories 23 + 29 + 9 = 61 cases, but claims all 61 were executed while the author comment attests only 52 local stdlib tests. The PR body still says 22/60, references the old authored SHA, and says eight files/one commit/no workflow change. Separate historical results, current inventory, and actually executed exact-head results everywhere.
P3: aiohttp is not best-effort because the loopback test imports it unconditionally; either make it an explicit required dependency or implement a real optional skip. Keep draft until the workflow-review obligation, current changes request, and exact-head validation are all resolved. No security scan was run.
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CI fix at 787ef30. The new devlog-probes workflow failed before running: the repository requires every action to be pinned to a full-length commit SHA, and the workflow used the v6 tags for actions/checkout and actions/setup-python. Both are now pinned (checkout 9c091bb21b7c1c1d1991bb908d89e4e9dddfe3e0 matching the repo convention, setup-python ece7cb06caefa5fff74198d8649806c4678c61a1 for v6). The unittest job should now execute the probe suites on this head. |
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Exact-head re-review of 787ef3069805b5e5b3832e919d75649414cd3a8c: pinning the two actions fixes the setup-policy failure, but the remaining blockers from 3b291179 are unchanged.
- P2 — UUID acceptance is still looser than native Codex. Python
UUID(value)normalizes malformed wrappers/hyphen placement that Rustuuid 1.20.0rejects. Enforce the upstream accepted textual shapes before parsing and add malformed-hyphen/wrapper cases for parent and ancestor IDs with omitted and explicit provider arrays. - Verification remains internally inconsistent.
020_verification.mdclaims 61 executed while the author evidence attests only 52 offline tests until hosted CI completes; the PR body still carries old 22/60 and old inventory/provenance. The verification document also still says no workflow changed even though this head adds one. Separate inventory, historical/local execution, and exact-head hosted results. - The workflow labels aiohttp best-effort and ignores install failure, but the socket suite imports it unconditionally and then fails discovery. Make the dependency requirement deterministic and describe it accurately.
Keep draft until strict UUID compatibility, workflow-review obligations, metadata, and a green exact-head 61-test run are complete. No security scan was run.
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@Ingwannu The three blockers are addressed at 96148ab.
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…ose codes (lidge-jun#6157) The devlog-probes workflow runs pull-request Python fixtures, so the checkout must not retain the GITHUB_TOKEN git credential. The loopback bridge's pump now forwards the peer's close code to its destination instead of leaving the other side hanging on an already-ended socket.
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🔵 Trivial · Add bidirectional close-code tests. · test_loopback_bridge.py:169-205
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd bidirectional close-code tests.
The current tests do not send a non-default close code.
receive_host_frame()and the WebSocket context managers only exercise normal cleanup. The backend records text and ping messages, but it does not record or assert its close code. A regression in eitherpump()close-forwarding path can therefore pass the suite.Suggested fix
@@ self.handshake_headers = {} self.http_received = [] + self.backend_closed = asyncio.Event() + self.backend_close_code = None + self.backend_close_on_connect = None @@ for frame in self.frames: await websocket.send_str(frame) + if self.backend_close_on_connect is not None: + await websocket.close(code=self.backend_close_on_connect) + return websocket async for message in websocket: if message.type == aiohttp.WSMsgType.TEXT: await self.received.put(message.data) elif message.type == aiohttp.WSMsgType.PING: await websocket.pong(message.data) + self.backend_close_code = websocket.close_code + self.backend_closed.set() return websocket @@ async def test_single_chunk_transport(self): self.add_request(chunk=True) incoming = decode(await self.receive_host_frame()) self.assertEqual(extract_message(incoming)["params"]["modelProviders"], ["openai", "opencodex"]) self.assertEqual(incoming["seq_id"], 7) self.assertEqual(incoming["cursor"], "mock-backend-cursor") + + async def test_host_close_code_reaches_backend(self): + async with self.host.ws_connect(self.relay_base + WS_PATH, + headers={"Authorization": MOCK_AUTH}) as host: + await host.close(code=1001) + await asyncio.wait_for(self.backend_closed.wait(), 2) + self.assertEqual(self.backend_close_code, 1001) + + async def test_backend_close_code_reaches_host(self): + self.backend_close_on_connect = 1001 + async with self.host.ws_connect(self.relay_base + WS_PATH, + headers={"Authorization": MOCK_AUTH}) as host: + message = await asyncio.wait_for(host.receive(), 2) + self.assertEqual(message.type, aiohttp.WSMsgType.CLOSE) + self.assertEqual(message.data, 1001)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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… fixture (lidge-jun#6157) The pump close-forwarding path had no coverage: host-initiated closes now assert the backend sees 1001, and backend-initiated closes assert the host sees 1011.
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Summary
Draft RFC and executable specifications only — this is not a production fix, does not change OpenCodex runtime behavior, and does not close #5848.
Related: #5848, duplicate #5906, openai/codex#48358, and the existing #6007/#6070 mitigation.
This PR publishes the investigated alternatives in one isolated research unit,
devlog/_plan/260928_remote_thread_provider_policy/, so the next implementation can be reviewed against a concrete contract rather than adding an unverified backend relay to the runtime.Preferred implementation proposal
When host-side control is needed without changing the mobile app, prefer an operator-opt-in, native Codex app-server policy for remote
thread/listrequests. The actual Rust configuration, schema, and request-handler plumbing remain to be implemented upstream; the Python code here is an executable specification, not that implementation.ConnectionOrigin::RemoteControl, never a client name or caller-supplied field.[]; preserve the existing parent/ancestor-query exception.Option<Vec<String>>semantics.Alternatives included
chatgpt_base_url: a concrete research fallback, with the existing loopback-only mock probe retained. The shared base URL, enrollment identity, token forwarding, multi-segment messages, reconnects, and non-remote backend consumers make it inappropriate to ship as a small default-on workaround. Live ChatGPT/mobile operation is unverified.The original provider-isolation rationale in openai/codex#5658 is retained. Global omission-to-all changes and history retagging are not proposed. The illustrative configuration name in the design is not an existing supported setting. ADR-5848 and the current warning remain unchanged pending an accepted and released implementation.
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devateb7f0f0970c2298f8b2d66d170c4d4be869f301b. Authored head:1e3a1c94ea0c74f6ca448d1460ba67d187c823bb.Executed on Linux with Python 3.13.5 and aiohttp 3.13.3:
cd devlog/_plan/260928_remote_thread_provider_policy/probes python -m unittest -v test_native_policy test_probe test_loopback_bridge61 tests passed, 0 failures: 23 proposed native-policy contract tests, 29 raw-frame transformation tests, and 9 localhost HTTP/WebSocket mock-relay tests. The synthetic database contains 5,200
openairows, oneopencodexrow, and one unrelated-provider row. Fixture filtering/pagination produces 1 / 5,201 / 5,202 results as appropriate, without mutating its dump. This is not a native Codex database or native cursor test.Also checked:
git diff --cached --check: passed for the authored files.Not run / not established: native Rust implementation/build/tests, actual mobile pairing/list/resume, production multi-chunk/reconnect handling, OpenCodex Bun typecheck/full tests/structure/privacy gates, and independent security review. Bun and a full checkout were unavailable in the execution environment; the checkout attempt failed at DNS resolution. These Python tests do not substitute for those gates, so this PR remains draft. Detailed commands and limitations are in
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