[WRONG BRANCH] release: promote 2.74.0-preview.20260930 to preview - #6318
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…ion (#6271) * fix(release): sign the packaged macOS keyring addons before notarization Notarization rejected the 2.73.0 preview app: Resources/keyring/*.node, bundled since #6161, were unsigned or ad-hoc and had no secure timestamp, and Tauri does not sign files under Resources. Sign each darwin addon in place with the Developer ID identity, hardened runtime and timestamp after the certificate import and before tauri build, verify the result, and fail a real release that lacks signing material. * fix(release): match keyring signature fields without a pipe
* test(codex): reuse the runner for catalog restore fixtures * test(codex): bound cold namespace setup separately from restore * test(claude): let the kernel reserve picker recovery proxy ports * test: reduce log-guard seed commits and budget cold fixture setup
Run the compiled Unix shim probe in Bun interpreter mode and confine that flag to its supervisor. Use selfLaunchArgv for direct standalone ensure commands in Unix, CMD and PowerShell shims. Add compiled installation/launch regressions and synchronize runtime and user docs. Closes #6276 Carries the probe approach from #6280 (d31e7f0). Co-authored-by: drakeo338 <paranoyouz@gmail.com>
Fixes #6222 by launching packaged startup probes through the standalone-aware entrypoint and recognizing verified macOS desktop login supervision. Failed and stale evidence revoke protection while retaining desktop ownership and desktop-specific recovery guidance. Carries codingbooo’s #6256 and adds packaged subprocess/replacement and fail-closed ownership regressions. Co-authored-by: codingbo <cnsdbo@163.com>
* fix(kiro): settle held text across bounded completion retry * fix(kiro): release retry tool progress before EOF * test(kiro): assert buffered retention after event release
…nd refresh by default (#6285) * fix(catalog): discover unpinned native models and refresh the catalog by default GPT-6.1 Sol never reached an install without a release. Four gaps stacked: - catalogAutoRefresh was opt-in, so an absent section left the scheduler dormant. - The authenticated Codex /models roster was read only for entitlement; full rows for models this build does not pin were discarded, so discovery could not add them. - That roster is asked under the installed client version, and upstream's rollout gate served gpt-6.1-sol only from client_version 0.159.0 (its row says 0.153.0) while the installed Codex was 0.158.0-alpha. - The periodic converge read an observe-only bundled memo that expires after 60s, so a Codex binary upgrade's newly bundled rows never reached it. Now an absent section refreshes hourly with a first pass three minutes after start. Each tick re-reads the bundled runtime catalog, warms the entitlement roster, and runs a discovery-only roster request as a newer client (with If-None-Match) that feeds a bounded discovered-native store without touching the entitlement cache. Discovered rows register as self-described natives with their own name, reasoning ladder and context, persist for 14 days since last seen, and go inert once a release pins them. A changed served set records reloadRequired and logs a restart hint when Codex app-servers are running, since they keep a static in-memory list. * fix(catalog): keep default refresh to managed Codex installs and harden the discovery store Review follow-up. An absent catalogAutoRefresh section now refreshes only where this proxy manages the local Codex client; with the integration off it keeps the opt-in meaning, and Codex sources are never read there. The discovery store re-reads and merges the file before each write so another process's rows survive, renews an unchanged row on disk at most hourly so request-time roster fetches rarely write, and the discovery ETag expires after a day so a 304 cannot let a live model age out. * fix(catalog): guard late discovery publication and document the conditional default CodeRabbit follow-up. The discovery step now gets an abort signal tied to its source window and a publication guard tied to the scheduler generation, so a timed-out or stopped tick cannot record rows. The English server reference states that the default applies only to managed Codex installs, and the entitlement-isolation test now proves a cache miss under the discovery version instead of calling the status reader with the wrong argument.
* fix(desktop): open dashboard links in the default browser The opener plugin's click interceptor cancelled every target="_blank" click and asked for plugin:opener|open_url over IPC, which the loopback dashboard origin is not granted, so the OAuth "didn't open?" link and device-code verification links did nothing in the app. No webview installed on_new_window either, so wry dropped window.open on WebView2 and WebKitGTK. Disable the interceptor and route new-window requests from the main window and the tray popup through one Rust handler that opens http/https URLs with the OS default browser and denies the in-app window. The tray popup's navigation policy now opens external URLs before refusing them, which is the path WKWebView takes for _blank links. * docs(devlog): close desktop external links unit
…king contract (#6304) * feat(minimax): add MiniMax-M3.1-Flash-Preview with its always-on thinking contract MiniMax published MiniMax-M3.1-Flash-Preview on 2026-09-27 (Token Plan and MiniMax Code only, 1M context). Both MiniMax presets list it with efforts low..max defaulting to max. Thinking cannot be disabled upstream (effort none or thinking disabled answers 400 code 2013), so the preview gets no effort map and no thinking toggle: none omits the field instead of sending a disabled value. It ignores reasoning_split and returns reasoning_content, so it stays off the split/details lists and replays as reasoning_content. The live /v1/models roster omits the preview, so the catalog retains it as a callable configured model, and a startup repair adds it to saved MiniMax rosters that are still the previous registry seed. No per-token price is published; metadata carries context and modalities without a cost. * docs(minimax): link Token Plan pricing instead of restating plan prices
… a live proxy (#6307) A checkout under ~/.codex/worktrees/ (a Codex-app worktree) could not clean up the fixture directories forty suites keep beside their test files: the removal guard refused every path inside the real Codex home, 863 failures in one test:changed run. The guard now lifts only the inside-the-tree refusal, only for content of the running checkout, and only when that checkout itself sits inside the same protected tree. The checkout root, its ancestors and siblings stay refused, each path spelling is judged on its own so a link out of the checkout is still caught, and a checkout that contains a protected tree gains nothing. shutdown-launcher started its child with a fresh home whose configured port defaulted to 10100. On a machine running ocx there, the child found that proxy, took the sibling path and never injected Codex config. The test now pins its own port in config.json and pins GROK_HOME and the owner registry into the fixture.
…#6311) * fix(oauth): report browser launch failures and harden device login UX Match the standard desktop/CLI sign-in behavior (VS Code, GitHub CLI, Codex CLI): - POST /api/oauth/login now awaits the proxy-side launcher and returns browserLaunch (started | failed | skipped), the contract the Codex account login already had. Every dashboard login surface carries it into LoginHint, which says so when nothing could be opened and keeps the URL and link. - Device logins get "Copy code & open": one click copies the code and opens the verification page (http/https only). Their link reads "Open sign-in page" instead of "Didn't open?", as does a login whose launch was declined. - The provider pollers stretch their budget once a device code appears, so a 15-30 minute grant is no longer cancelled by the GUI at 200-300 seconds. - Native main-account device reauth renders through LoginHint, so its URL and code are copyable and openable instead of plain text. * fix(gui): drop the previous login's launch warning when a Codex login restarts * perf(gui): read the status hint once per add-provider poll * fix(gui): clear the add-provider launch outcome with the rest of the login state
#6312) * feat(xai): one Grok 4.7 row; OAuth Fast uses the build-fast lane The Grok OAuth gateway lists grok-4.7 and grok-4.7-build-fast, so the xAI model list showed Grok 4.7 twice. They are one model on two serving lanes. Live probes on 2026-09-30 measured build-fast 1.5-1.7x faster end to end, while priority processing on grok-4.7 was no faster and cost ~5.9x the ticks per output token (build-fast costs ~2x). - Hide grok-4.7-build-fast from discovery (shouldExposeProviderModel). - On the OAuth lane, a Fast grok-4.7 request (--fast row, caller priority or fastMode) serializes grok-4.7-build-fast with no service_tier. The logical id stays grok-4.7 for routing, effort, strips, overrides and the usage attempt; logCtx.wireModel records the lane id. - Record the switch as an internal "model-variant" Fast wire kind so the attempt reads applied/assumed instead of a false downgrade, without unlocking priority pricing. - Pin build-fast to grok-4.7's probed OAuth Responses wire for explicit legacy requests. Key auth is unchanged. * docs(xai): document the Grok 4.7 Fast lane and probe evidence * test(xai): cover WebSocket, combo children and logical effort policy for the Grok 4.7 Fast lane * fix(xai): keep an operator-declared FastWire instead of switching to the build-fast lane
…h switch (#6310) * docs(devlog): plan the Codex credits balance row and switch * feat(codex): expose Codex credits balance behind a showCodexCredits setting Parse the credits object that /wham/usage already returns for the main login and every pool account, keep it memory-only and bound to the ChatGPT identity it was read from, and project it onto /api/codex-auth/accounts only when showCodexCredits is on. The setting follows the oauthOpenBrowser chain: schema degrade, diagnostics, GET/PUT /api/settings with rollback, and safeConfigDTO. * feat(gui): show Codex credits under the Week bar with a Codex Auth switch A status bar row in the same compact quota grid renders the remaining balance directly under Week on the main and pool cards. The page-head switch persists showCodexCredits; cards also gate on it so a failed reload after disabling cannot leave the row visible. * docs: describe the Codex credits switch on the Codex integration guide * fix(gui): align the Credits bar with Week through a shared subgrid * fix(codex): read pool credits once after restart instead of waiting out the quota cache Credits are process-local but pool quota is hydrated from disk, so a persisted-on switch showed no pool credits for up to POOL_CACHE_TTL after a restart. The listing now bypasses the cache once per identity until that identity has answered a usage read; an answer without credits counts, so accounts without credits do not force a read on every poll. * fix(gui): bound the credits setting write like its read * docs: name the Codex credits switch and its header placement as the UI does * fix(codex): normalize numeric credit balances to plain decimal strings String(1e-7) yields exponent notation, which the GUI's decimal validation rejects, so a valid numeric balance could hide the Credits row. The parser now emits the same plain decimal form the string path accepts.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request changes desktop link routing, Codex account-credit display, catalog refresh and model discovery, provider model behavior, startup health, OAuth login feedback, Kiro response validation, quota recovery, and test execution. ChangesDesktop link handling
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리뷰 · 우선순위 73 / 80이 PR은 새 기능을 지금 여기서 만드는 작업이 아닙니다. 이미 구조를 다시 보면, 브랜치는 2.74.0에 실리는 내용은 v2.73.0 이후 묶음입니다. 카탈로그가 관리 중인 Codex 설치에서 기본으로 새로고침되며 살아 있는 roster에서 새 네이티브 모델을 발견하고(#6285), Codex 크레딧을 Auth 스위치 뒤에서 Week 아래에 보여 주고(#6310), 데스크톱 대시보드 링크를 기본 브라우저로 열고(#6303), OAuth 브라우저 실패·디바이스 로그인 UX(#6311), Grok 4.7 한 줄·Fast(#6312), MiniMax-M3.1-Flash-Preview(#6304), 패키지 macOS 시작 프로브·데스크톱 소유 안전(#6286), 단독 ocx 자동시작 심(#6284), 메인 short lock을 명시적 부재 primary에서 거두고(#6287), Kiro 재시도에서 최종 답을 하나로 모으고(#6283), Linux 패키지 E2E·서버 수락·Windows 픽스처 안정화(#6264/#6279/#6277) 등입니다. 미리보기 사용자는 2.73 미리보기 대신 이 줄을 받게 됩니다. 검증 쪽은 본문이 exact-head Cross-platform CI(run 라인 - 버전 소스 네 파일 · 라인 - 트리 · 경로/심볼 - 경로 CI - Cross-platform CI run 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 Cross-platform CI가 초록이 될 때까지 기다릴지입니다. 본문 게이트와 같게 초록 확인 후 머지하는 쪽이 안전합니다. 너의 추천 CI run 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Review comments at @desktop/src-tauri/src/window.rs:
- Line 70: Update the `open_url` call in the new-window handler to handle launch
failures and report them through the existing desktop logging mechanism using a
fixed diagnostic. Do not include the URL or error text in the log; preserve the
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Review comments at @gui/tests/startup-minimal.test.tsx:
- Around line 63-67: Remove the first, redundant serviceInstalled property from
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serviceInstalled: brokenStarters value unchanged.
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- Line 1070: Update the `retryableKiroIncomplete` call in `parseKiroStream`
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Review comments at @src/codex/catalog-auto-refresh.ts:
- Around line 278-284: Update the initialTimer callback in the catalog
auto-refresh setup to clear initialTimer before checking startedGeneration
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Review comments at @src/codex/model-entitlements.ts:
- Around line 843-852: Update the discovery flow around
accountCredentialSnapshot to fetch and try candidate credentials one at a time,
stopping when discovery succeeds instead of collecting every account’s
credentials first. Release the main lease immediately after the main credential
read and before any network discovery work.
Review comments at @src/service/desktop-startup.ts:
- Around line 42-45: Update processIdentity to obtain the process executable
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- Around line 204-226: Add each spy created in the “sources settle before
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Handle browser-launch failures.
open_url returns a Result, but Line 70 discards it. The pinned opener API explicitly exposes launch errors. (docs.rs)
If the system browser launcher fails, the new-window handler still returns NewWindowResponse::Deny. The popup navigation handler also rejects navigation. The requested page then opens nowhere, and this helper provides no failure indication.
Handle Err and report a fixed, URL-free diagnostic through the existing desktop logging mechanism. Do not log the authorization URL or an unchecked error string, because either can contain login parameters.
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| if (path === "/api/startup-health") return response(desktop ? { | ||
| ...health(desktopViable ? "protected" : "at-risk"), protection: desktopViable ? "desktop" : "none", serviceInstalled: false, serviceViable: false, | ||
| shimInstalled: brokenStarters, shimHealthy: false, serviceInstalled: brokenStarters, serviceStale: brokenStarters, | ||
| desktop: { owned: true, loginEnabled: desktopViable, running: desktopViable, viable: desktopViable }, | ||
| } : health(status)); |
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Remove the duplicate serviceInstalled key from the mock payload.
Line 64 sets serviceInstalled: false. Line 65 then sets serviceInstalled: brokenStarters, which overwrites it. Biome reports noDuplicateObjectKeys as an error, so lint fails. The value that takes effect is the one on Line 65, so remove the key on Line 64.
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- ...health(desktopViable ? "protected" : "at-risk"), protection: desktopViable ? "desktop" : "none", serviceInstalled: false, serviceViable: false,
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| if (path === "/api/startup-health") return response(desktop ? { | |
| ...health(desktopViable ? "protected" : "at-risk"), protection: desktopViable ? "desktop" : "none", serviceInstalled: false, serviceViable: false, | |
| shimInstalled: brokenStarters, shimHealthy: false, serviceInstalled: brokenStarters, serviceStale: brokenStarters, | |
| desktop: { owned: true, loginEnabled: desktopViable, running: desktopViable, viable: desktopViable }, | |
| } : health(status)); | |
| if (path === "/api/startup-health") return response(desktop ? { | |
| ...health(desktopViable ? "protected" : "at-risk"), protection: desktopViable ? "desktop" : "none", serviceViable: false, | |
| shimInstalled: brokenStarters, shimHealthy: false, serviceInstalled: brokenStarters, serviceStale: brokenStarters, | |
| desktop: { owned: true, loginEnabled: desktopViable, running: desktopViable, viable: desktopViable }, | |
| } : health(status)); |
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| return; | ||
| } | ||
| if (!fallbackFactory) { | ||
| yield* firstResult.drainDeferred(); |
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Mark the incomplete result non-retryable after releasing progress.
When fallbackFactory is absent and the first attempt contains text, Line 1070 emits that text. Lines 1071-1076 then call retryableKiroIncomplete without its final argument, which defaults to true at Line 198.
The terminal therefore advertises a replay-safe retry after client-visible progress. A consumer that follows retryable can repeat that progress. This differs from the guarded fallback-failure paths at Lines 1115 and 1136.
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| const startedGeneration = generation; | ||
| initialTimer = setTimeout(() => { | ||
| if (startedGeneration !== generation) return; | ||
| initialTimer = null; | ||
| return tick(); | ||
| }, INITIAL_DELAY_MS); | ||
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The initial timer leaves initialTimer set when a stale callback returns early.
The callback returns before it sets initialTimer = null when startedGeneration !== generation. This path is reachable only after a stop or restart. stopCatalogAutoRefresh already clears the handle, so the leftover handle cannot affect scheduling. Set initialTimer = null before the generation check. The handle state then stays consistent on every path.
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- if (startedGeneration !== generation) return;
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| const startedGeneration = generation; | |
| initialTimer = setTimeout(() => { | |
| if (startedGeneration !== generation) return; | |
| initialTimer = null; | |
| return tick(); | |
| }, INITIAL_DELAY_MS); | |
| initialTimer.unref?.(); | |
| const startedGeneration = generation; | |
| initialTimer = setTimeout(() => { | |
| if (startedGeneration !== generation) return; | |
| if (initialTimer !== null) initialTimer = null; | |
| return tick(); | |
| }, INITIAL_DELAY_MS); | |
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| const credentials: CodexModelEntitlementCredentialSnapshot[] = [...(options.credentials ?? [])]; | ||
| for (const accountId of options.credentials ? [] : normalizedCandidateAccountIds(config)) { | ||
| if (excluded.has(accountId)) continue; | ||
| const credential = await accountCredentialSnapshot(accountId, { | ||
| nativeMainRefreshDependencies: options.nativeMainRefreshDependencies, | ||
| signal: options.signal, | ||
| }).catch(() => null); | ||
| if (credential) credentials.push(credential); | ||
| } | ||
| releaseMainLease?.(); |
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Discovery reads every account's credentials in sequence before it fetches, and it may refresh tokens only for discovery.
accountCredentialSnapshot can refresh OAuth tokens (getValidMainAccountToken and getValidCodexToken). The loop reads credentials for every pool account, one at a time. The first responsive account is enough, so most of these reads are unnecessary. On a large pool, this adds token-refresh traffic every tick. Fetch lazily instead: get one credential, try discovery, and stop on success. The main lease must still be released before network work. Release it after the main credential read, as the code does now.
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| function processIdentity(pid: number, execute: typeof run): { parent: number; executable: string } | null { | ||
| const row = /^(\d+)\s+(.+)$/.exec(execute("/bin/ps", ["-p", String(pid), "-o", "ppid=,comm="])); | ||
| return row ? { parent: Number(row[1]), executable: realpathSync(row[2]!) } : null; | ||
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On macOS, ps -o comm= returns a command name, not a guaranteed absolute executable path, and its output can be width-limited. processIdentity passes that value directly to realpathSync, which resolves it against the current working directory or throws. The process checks at lines 82-84 then report a healthy proxy as not running, and the catch block preserves running: false.
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| test.each(["none", "bundled", "roster", "discovery"])("sources settle before converge despite %s failure", async failure => { | ||
| writeCatalogAutoRefreshConfig(); | ||
| const steps: string[] = []; | ||
| spyOn(bundled, "loadBundledCodexCatalog").mockImplementation(() => { | ||
| steps.push("bundled"); | ||
| if (failure === "bundled") throw new Error("private source failure"); | ||
| return null; | ||
| }); | ||
| spyOn(entitlements, "ensureCodexEntitlementFreshness").mockImplementation(async (_config, options) => { | ||
| steps.push("roster"); | ||
| expect(options?.waitMs).toBe(15_000); | ||
| if (failure === "roster") throw new Error("private roster failure"); | ||
| }); | ||
| spyOn(entitlements, "discoverCodexNativeRoster").mockImplementation(async () => { | ||
| steps.push("discovery"); | ||
| if (failure === "discovery") throw new Error("private discovery failure"); | ||
| return "recorded"; | ||
| }); | ||
| convergeImpl = async () => { steps.push("converge"); return COMMITTED_CATALOG_ONLY; }; | ||
| await runCatalogAutoRefreshTickForTests(); | ||
| expect(catalogAutoRefreshTickCountForTests()).toBe(0); | ||
| expect(steps).toEqual(["bundled", "roster", "discovery", "converge"]); | ||
| expect(lastCatalogAutoRefreshOutcome()?.disposition.status).toBe("committed"); | ||
| }); |
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These per-test spies are not restored, but the next beforeEach replaces them.
The spyOn calls in these tests are not added to sourceSpies. The spies in beforeEach (lines 78-85) re-spy the same exports on every test, so the stubs do not leak into other tests in this file. If this file later drops the setup stubs, these spies will persist. Push each spy into sourceSpies so teardown restores it.
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| export function refreshConfigDerivedRegistries(config: OcxConfig): void { | ||
| refreshUserCostOverlays(config); | ||
| setConfiguredNativeOpenAiModels(configuredNativeOpenAiModelIds(config)); | ||
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When persistence fails—for example because OPENCODEX_HOME is read-only or the discovery path is a directory—recordDiscoveredNativeModels() still publishes the discovered row in memory, but the next loadConfig() calls this function and reloads the old or missing file, unregistering that row. Since runtime request paths call loadConfig(), a model that was successfully discovered and even used during the refresh can disappear immediately after an unrelated config read. Avoid replacing the same home's newer in-memory snapshot after a failed write, or reload only when the backing store has actually changed.
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| } catch { | ||
| // Failure to observe a restart cannot clear a previously recorded requirement. | ||
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previewas2.74.0-preview.20260930. The tree isdevat592c5cfc04plus the four version sources moved to2.74.0-preview.20260930. That dev tip is26acb40769(#6310) + #6317 (dev opens at 2.75.0; version sources only) + #6321 (test-only Windows timeout budget).2.74.0 contents since v2.73.0: #6264 (Linux package E2E only for packaging inputs), #6279 and #6277 (server admission and Windows fixture stabilization), #6284 (autostart shims from standalone ocx), #6287 (retire the main short lock on an explicit absent primary), #6286 (packaged macOS startup probes and desktop ownership safety), #6283 (Kiro single final answer across completion retry), #6285 (discover new native models from the live Codex roster, refresh by default), #6303 (desktop dashboard links open in the default browser), #6304 (MiniMax-M3.1-Flash-Preview), #6307 (suite runnable from Codex-managed worktrees), #6311 (OAuth browser launch failures and device login UX), #6312 (one Grok 4.7 row; OAuth Fast on build-fast), #6310 (Codex credits under the Week bar behind a Codex Auth switch), and #6321 (reserve catalog lifecycle test budget for cold Windows runners).
Release authorization: the repository owner explicitly asked on 2026-09-30 to stabilize and release. The
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