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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe native main-account refresh flow coordinates callers by canonical home, publishes ChangesNative main refresh
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR hardens native credential refresh and recovery, but power loss can still leave recovery metadata unreliable, some Linux environments may be unable to perform credential replacement, and failure cleanup can strand transaction files or block later refreshes. These bounded correctness and availability risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant MainAccountRefresh
participant ChatGPTOAuth
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Caller->>MainAccountRefresh: Request valid main-account token
MainAccountRefresh->>MainAccountRefresh: Join or create refresh flight
MainAccountRefresh->>ChatGPTOAuth: Refresh ChatGPT token
ChatGPTOAuth-->>MainAccountRefresh: Return token or structured error
MainAccountRefresh->>NativePublication: Publish refreshed auth.json
NativePublication-->>MainAccountRefresh: Confirm publication
MainAccountRefresh-->>Caller: Return token result
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In `@src/codex/main-account.ts`:
- Line 274: In the main-account refresh flow, update the handling around the
refreshed credentials and the signal check so the rotated credentials are
persisted before throwing MainAccountTokenRefreshError when signal.aborted.
Preserve the exclusive claim and publishNativeMainRefresh content verification,
then report cancellation only after the successful credential write.
- Around line 202-203: Update the existing-flight path in the native main
refresh flow around nativeMainRefreshFlights and waitForNativeMainRefresh so a
caller with rejectedAccessToken compares it against the token returned after
waiting; if they match, do not reuse that result and start a new refresh flight,
while preserving reuse of different or non-rejected tokens.
In `@src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts`:
- Around line 147-152: Update recoverNativeMainRefreshPublication to accept
canonical == replacementSha256 as a completed transaction even when staged and
previous are absent; in src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts lines
94-100, make no other direct changes. In the catch path at
src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts lines 147-152, remove all
transaction artifacts before rethrowing and attach the original error as the
cause of the NativeMainRefreshPublicationError.
- Around line 32-35: Update the fsync function to open the target path with
read-write access ("r+") before calling fsyncSync, preserving the existing
descriptor cleanup behavior.
In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts`:
- Around line 22-27: Memoize the native library bindings used by unixExchange
and windowsExchange at module scope, lazily initializing one binding per
platform-specific symbol instead of calling dlopen on every invocation. Reuse
the cached bindings and retain the existing symbol-specific argument and return
definitions.
- Around line 62-74: Update unixExchange and replaceFilePreservingTarget so
native renameat2/renamex_np failures preserve their platform error code; pass
that code and the affected source and target paths into PreservingReplaceError,
while retaining the existing success and unsupported-platform behavior and
excluding file contents.
In `@src/oauth/chatgpt.ts`:
- Line 177: Update generic refresh classification in
refreshGenericAccountWithLock, including its terminal() fallback, to recognize
ChatGPTTokenRefreshError with code "invalid_grant" and HTTP status 400 or 401 as
terminal reauthentication failures rather than transient errors; preserve
existing handling for other refresh errors and add a regression test covering
this case.
In `@tests/native-main-refresh-process.test.ts`:
- Around line 26-45: Replace the single-process test around
getValidMainAccountToken with a cross-process test that launches two Bun
subprocesses using the same CODEX_HOME and a shared refresh-attempt observer.
Coordinate both processes so they refresh concurrently, then assert each
receives the refreshed token and the observer records exactly one physical
refresh, validating the SQLite claim rather than the nativeMainRefreshFlights
map.
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| && (cause.status === 400 || cause.status === 401); | ||
| throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError(terminal ? "reauth" : "transient", { cause }); | ||
| } | ||
| if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient"); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not discard rotated credentials after a successful token exchange.
At line 267 the upstream refresh already succeeded and refreshed holds a rotated refresh token. Line 274 then throws and discards it whenever the signal is aborted, so the new grant is never written to auth.json.
The abort is easy to trigger. Line 241 aborts the shared controller as soon as the last waiter leaves waitForNativeMainRefresh, which happens when the only waiting client disconnects. Line 208 also aborts after NATIVE_MAIN_REFRESH_WAIT_MS, and the response can arrive just after that timer fires.
Failure mode: OAuth refresh grants rotate. After the server issues the new refresh token, the presented token can be invalid. The stored auth.json then holds a dead grant, every later refresh fails, and the account needs interactive reauthentication. A single client disconnect at the wrong moment is enough.
Persist the refreshed credentials first, then report the cancellation. The write remains safe because it still runs under the exclusive claim and publishNativeMainRefresh verifies the expected content before replacing the file.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient");
- const result = persistRefreshedMainAuthJson(context, locked, refreshed);
- clearAccountNeedsReauth(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID);
- return result;
+ // The upstream grant already rotated. Publish it even when the caller
+ // went away, otherwise the stored refresh token is left invalid.
+ const result = persistRefreshedMainAuthJson(context, locked, refreshed);
+ clearAccountNeedsReauth(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID);
+ if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient");
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| if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient"); | |
| // The upstream grant already rotated. Publish it even when the caller | |
| // went away, otherwise the stored refresh token is left invalid. | |
| const result = persistRefreshedMainAuthJson(context, locked, refreshed); | |
| clearAccountNeedsReauth(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID); | |
| if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient"); | |
| return result; |
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In `@src/codex/main-account.ts` at line 274, In the main-account refresh flow,
update the handling around the refreshed credentials and the signal check so the
rotated credentials are persisted before throwing MainAccountTokenRefreshError
when signal.aborted. Preserve the exclusive claim and publishNativeMainRefresh
content verification, then report cancellation only after the successful
credential write.
| const library = dlopen(process.platform === "darwin" ? "/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib" : "libc.so.6", { | ||
| [symbol]: { | ||
| args: symbol === "renameat2" ? ["i32", "cstring", "i32", "cstring", "u32"] : ["cstring", "cstring", "u32"], | ||
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Memoize the loaded libraries instead of calling dlopen on every replacement.
unixExchange at line 22 and windowsExchange at line 43 call dlopen on each invocation, and neither closes the returned Library. Every publication therefore resolves libc.so.6, /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib, or kernel32.dll again and generates a new FFI trampoline. The handles accumulate for the process lifetime.
Cache one lazily initialized binding per platform symbol at module scope.
♻️ Proposed memoization
+const unixExchangeCache = new Map<string, Exchange | null>();
+
function unixExchange(symbol: "renameat2" | "renamex_np"): Exchange | null {
+ const cached = unixExchangeCache.get(symbol);
+ if (cached !== undefined) return cached;
try {
const library = dlopen(process.platform === "darwin" ? "/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib" : "libc.so.6", {
[symbol]: {
args: symbol === "renameat2" ? ["i32", "cstring", "i32", "cstring", "u32"] : ["cstring", "cstring", "u32"],
returns: "i32",
},
});
const call = library.symbols[symbol] as (...args: unknown[]) => number;
- return (source, target) => symbol === "renameat2"
+ const exchange: Exchange = (source, target) => symbol === "renameat2"
? call(AT_FDCWD, cString(source), AT_FDCWD, cString(target), RENAME_EXCHANGE) === 0
: call(cString(source), cString(target), RENAME_SWAP) === 0;
+ unixExchangeCache.set(symbol, exchange);
+ return exchange;
} catch {
+ unixExchangeCache.set(symbol, null);
return null;
}
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In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts` around lines 22 - 27, Memoize the
native library bindings used by unixExchange and windowsExchange at module
scope, lazily initializing one binding per platform-specific symbol instead of
calling dlopen on every invocation. Reuse the cached bindings and retain the
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src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts (1)
55-61: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe repeated
dlopenper replacement is unchanged.
unixExchangeat line 52 still callsdlopenon each invocation, andreplaceFilePreservingTargetcalls it at line 117 and line 122 per publication.windowsExchangeat line 82 does the same. No returnedLibraryis closed, so handles and FFI trampolines accumulate for the process lifetime.A previous review raised this. Memoizing one binding per platform symbol at module scope also pairs well with the candidate-soname resolution proposed above: resolve once, cache the outcome, and reuse it.
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288-288: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe rotated refresh token is still discarded when the caller signal aborts.
Line 281 completes the upstream exchange, so
refreshedalready holds a rotated refresh token. Line 288 then throws before line 289 persists it. The rotated grant is lost, andauth.jsonkeeps the grant the server already consumed. Every later refresh then fails and the account needs interactive reauthentication.The abort is reachable in this revision. Line 215 aborts
controllerafterNATIVE_MAIN_REFRESH_WAIT_MS, and the upstream response can arrive just after that timer fires.Persist first, then report the cancellation. The write stays safe because it runs under the exclusive claim and
publishNativeMainRefreshre-verifies the expected content before replacement.🐛 Proposed fix
- if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient"); - const result = persistRefreshedMainAuthJson(context, locked, refreshed); - clearAccountNeedsReauth(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID); - return result; + // The upstream grant already rotated. Publish it even after an abort, + // otherwise the stored refresh token stays consumed and unusable. + const result = persistRefreshedMainAuthJson(context, locked, refreshed); + clearAccountNeedsReauth(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID); + if (signal.aborted) throw new MainAccountTokenRefreshError("transient"); + return result;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts`:
- Around line 59-61: Update removeExact and its cleanup/recovery call sites so
missing artifacts (ENOENT) are treated as successful best-effort cleanup rather
than propagated as NativeMainRefreshPublicationError. Remove the redundant
existsSync checks and preserve propagation of other unlink failures, ensuring
completed publication remains successful when an artifact was already removed.
- Around line 148-151: Update the native refresh failure handling around the
journal write and exchange operation to track whether the replacement was
attempted; when it was not attempted, remove the staged file, previous file, and
journal created by this function before rethrowing. Preserve all artifacts when
the exchange was attempted and the outcome is ambiguous, and simplify the catch
so the redundant PreservingReplaceError-specific branch is removed while
retaining the existing error wrapping.
Apply the same fix in `@src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts` at line 101.
In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts`:
- Around line 136-138: Extend PreservingReplaceError and
FailedReplacementDetails with a readonly phase: ReplacePhase field, and
propagate the appropriate phase through replaceFilePreservingTarget and
restoreFilePreservingTarget so forward publication and rollback failures are
distinguishable. Ensure restoreFilePreservingTarget marks errors as the rollback
phase while preserving existing operation details.
- Line 55: Update the native replacement initialization around dlopen and
replaceFilePreservingTarget to try the appropriate supported libc sonames for
the current Linux environment, including musl, and handle unavailable libraries
or renameat2 symbol resolution as an unsupported capability. Propagate an
"unsupported" classification for these failures so
native-main-refresh-publication and main-account do not map them to retryable
transient errors.
In `@tests/atomic-file-preserving-replace.test.ts`:
- Line 51: Add a focused regression test near the existing atomic file
replacement tests that mocks bun:ffi.dlopen to throw, re-imports the module
under test, and verifies the resulting failure has an undefined nativeCode and
an Error-valued cause. Keep the existing errno assertion for successful native
loading separate from this load-failure case.
In `@tests/codex-main-account-refresh.test.ts`:
- Line 394: Add a concise comment immediately before the existsSync(journalPath)
assertion explaining that permanent journal retention is intentional only for
unparseable or malformed transaction state, and must not be generalized to
classifiable hash-mismatch recovery cases.
- Around line 234-235: Make the concurrency tests deterministically wait until
the joiner has registered before calling owner.abort, especially the cases
around getValidMainAccountToken and the force-refresh path. Add and use a
test-only registration barrier or hook, following the existing
setMainAuthJsonBeforeRenameHookForTests pattern, and preserve the current
assertions and cancellation behavior.
In `@tests/native-main-refresh-process.test.ts`:
- Around line 89-93: Track every worker returned by spawnRefreshWorker in a
shared test-scoped collection, then terminate all tracked child processes in
afterEach before removing home; ensure cleanup runs even when assertions or
awaited promises fail, while preserving the existing CODEX_HOME restoration.
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In `@src/codex/main-account.ts`:
- Line 288: In the refresh flow around the upstream exchange and the
signal.aborted check, persist the rotated token from refreshed via
publishNativeMainRefresh before throwing MainAccountTokenRefreshError. Preserve
the exclusive-claim and expected-content verification, then report cancellation
only after the replacement succeeds.
In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts`:
- Around line 55-61: The exchange helpers unixExchange and windowsExchange
repeatedly call dlopen without closing the returned Library. Memoize each
platform/symbol binding at module scope, including the resolved library outcome,
and reuse the cached binding across replaceFilePreservingTarget calls so dlopen
occurs only once per required platform symbol.
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- 3: https://sourceware.org/pipermail/libc-announce/2018/000020.html
- 4: https://sourceware.org/pipermail/libc-alpha/2018-June/095231.html
- 5: https://sourceware.org/pipermail/glibc-bugs/2018-August/042796.html
- 6: https://archive.org/details/glibc-2.28
- 7: https://github.com/lattera/glibc/blob/master/NEWS
- 8: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/rename.2.html
- 9: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/renameat.2.html
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In Bun's bun:ffi module, calling dlopen with a missing symbol will throw an error [1][2]. When dlopen fails to find a specified symbol within the provided library, it throws an error that includes descriptive information [2]. According to Bun's test suite for FFI error messages, the thrown error message contains the name of the missing symbol and an indication that the symbol was not found [2]. Similarly, if the library file itself cannot be opened, dlopen throws an error specifying that the library failed to open [2]. Technical details regarding this behavior include: - The implementation of dlopen in src/js/bun/ffi.ts explicitly checks if the result from the native dlopen call is an error; if it is, the error is thrown: if (Error.isError(result)) throw result; [3]. - This design ensures that errors in the FFI layer are handled cleanly by throwing an exception in JavaScript rather than causing a process crash [1][3]. If you are encountering unexpected behavior, such as a crash or a silent failure, ensure you are using an up-to-date version of Bun, as recent updates have focused on ensuring that error paths, including missing symbols or files, throw cleanly [1].
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Handle unsupported Linux libc environments before native replacement
src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts:55 loads only libc.so.6 for every Linux runtime. Musl uses a different libc soname, and glibc added the renameat2 wrapper in 2.28.
Bun dlopen throws when the library or requested symbol is unavailable. The catch at line 71 then returns a closure that produces { ok: false, cause }. replaceFilePreservingTarget throws PreservingReplaceError, which src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts:150 and src/codex/main-account.ts:297 map to a retryable "transient" refresh error. Each refresh that reaches publication can therefore fail permanently on these environments.
Try supported libc sonames and classify library or symbol-resolution failures as "unsupported" instead of retrying them as transient failures.
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In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts` at line 55, Update the native
replacement initialization around dlopen and replaceFilePreservingTarget to try
the appropriate supported libc sonames for the current Linux environment,
including musl, and handle unavailable libraries or renameat2 symbol resolution
as an unsupported capability. Propagate an "unsupported" classification for
these failures so native-main-refresh-publication and main-account do not map
them to retryable transient errors.
| export function restoreFilePreservingTarget(source: string, target: string, backup: string): void { | ||
| replaceFilePreservingTarget(source, target, backup); | ||
| } |
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Mark restore failures distinctly so a failed rollback is identifiable.
restoreFilePreservingTarget delegates to replaceFilePreservingTarget without changing anything observable. A failure raised from the rollback path in src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts lines 134-138 therefore produces a PreservingReplaceError whose operation reads renameat2, renamex_np, or ReplaceFileW — identical to a failure from the forward publication path.
That matters because the two outcomes differ sharply. A forward failure leaves the canonical auth.json holding the old credential. A rollback failure leaves auth.json holding the new credential while the caller receives a publication error. An operator reading the error cannot tell which state the file is in.
Add a phase discriminator to the error so the two paths are distinguishable.
♻️ Proposed phase discriminator
-export function replaceFilePreservingTarget(source: string, target: string, backup: string): void {
+type ReplacePhase = "publish" | "restore";
+
+function exchange(source: string, target: string, backup: string, phase: ReplacePhase): void {
if (process.platform === "linux") {
const result = unixExchange("renameat2")(source, target);
if (result.ok) return;
- throw failedReplacement({ operation: "renameat2", sourcePath: source, targetPath: target, backupPath: backup, result });
+ throw failedReplacement({ operation: "renameat2", phase, sourcePath: source, targetPath: target, backupPath: backup, result });
}
// ...remaining branches take `phase` the same way
}
+
+export function replaceFilePreservingTarget(source: string, target: string, backup: string): void {
+ exchange(source, target, backup, "publish");
+}
/** Restore a verified displaced entry while preserving the canonical target. */
export function restoreFilePreservingTarget(source: string, target: string, backup: string): void {
- replaceFilePreservingTarget(source, target, backup);
+ exchange(source, target, backup, "restore");
}Add the matching readonly phase: ReplacePhase field to PreservingReplaceError and to FailedReplacementDetails.
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In `@src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts` around lines 136 - 138, Extend
PreservingReplaceError and FailedReplacementDetails with a readonly phase:
ReplacePhase field, and propagate the appropriate phase through
replaceFilePreservingTarget and restoreFilePreservingTarget so forward
publication and rollback failures are distinguishable. Ensure
restoreFilePreservingTarget marks errors as the rollback phase while preserving
existing operation details.
| expect(structured.targetPath).toBe(canonical); | ||
| expect(structured.backupPath).toBe(backup); | ||
| expect(structured.platform).toBe(process.platform); | ||
| if (["linux", "darwin", "win32"].includes(process.platform)) expect(structured.nativeCode).toBe(2); |
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The library load-failure branch has no coverage, and this assertion silently depends on it.
Line 51 asserts structured.nativeCode is 2 whenever the platform is linux, darwin, or win32. That assertion holds only when dlopen succeeded and the native call returned an errno. If dlopen throws — see the catch at src/lib/atomic-file-preserving-replace.ts line 71 — the error carries cause and leaves nativeCode undefined, and this test fails with a confusing message about a missing errno rather than a failed library load.
The cause-only failure shape added by this change is therefore untested. Add a case that asserts that shape directly, so the two distinct failure modes are separated and a load failure produces a clear diagnostic.
Bun supports mock.module for this. A focused case is enough:
test("reports the load cause when the native library cannot be opened", async () => {
const { mock } = await import("bun:test");
mock.module("bun:ffi", () => ({
dlopen: () => { throw new Error("cannot open shared object file"); },
ptr: () => 0,
read: { i32: () => 0 },
}));
// re-import the module under test, then assert:
// structured.nativeCode === undefined
// structured.cause instanceof Error
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In `@tests/atomic-file-preserving-replace.test.ts` at line 51, Add a focused
regression test near the existing atomic file replacement tests that mocks
bun:ffi.dlopen to throw, re-imports the module under test, and verifies the
resulting failure has an undefined nativeCode and an Error-valued cause. Keep
the existing errno assertion for successful native loading separate from this
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| expect(failure).toBeInstanceOf(MainAccountTokenRefreshError); | ||
| expect((failure as Error & { cause?: unknown }).cause).toBeInstanceOf(Error); | ||
| expect(((failure as Error & { cause?: Error }).cause as Error & { cause?: unknown }).cause).toBeInstanceOf(SyntaxError); | ||
| expect(existsSync(journalPath)).toBe(true); |
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Record why retention is correct here but not for a classifiable hash mismatch.
This assertion locks in permanent retention of a journal that cannot be parsed. That is the right choice for malformed JSON: the transaction state is genuinely unknown, and guessing about a credential file is unsafe.
Read together with src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts line 101, though, the two cases are easy to conflate. That line throws for every unmatched state, including one that is fully classifiable — auth.json digesting to expectedSha256 proves the exchange never took effect. I raised that separately on the source file.
Add a short comment here stating that retention is intentional for unparseable state only. It prevents a future change from generalizing this assertion into a rule that blocks the classifiable recovery case.
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In `@tests/codex-main-account-refresh.test.ts` at line 394, Add a concise comment
immediately before the existsSync(journalPath) assertion explaining that
permanent journal retention is intentional only for unparseable or malformed
transaction state, and must not be generalized to classifiable hash-mismatch
recovery cases.
| afterEach(() => { | ||
| if (previousCodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.CODEX_HOME; | ||
| else process.env.CODEX_HOME = previousCodexHome; | ||
| rmSync(home, { recursive: true, force: true }); | ||
| }); |
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Kill the spawned workers before the temporary home is removed.
afterEach restores CODEX_HOME and removes home, but it never terminates the children created by spawnRefreshWorker. If any assertion or awaited promise in the cross-process test throws before line 132, both workers keep running. Line 92 then deletes the directory that holds auth.json and the SQLite claim file while a worker still uses it.
The result is leaked Bun processes and a cascading failure in later tests, because a surviving worker can hold the claim and write into a removed path.
Track the spawned workers and kill them in afterEach.
♻️ Proposed fix
+let workers: Worker[] = [];
+
beforeEach(() => {
home = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "ocx-native-main-flight-"));
+ workers = [];
previousCodexHome = process.env.CODEX_HOME;
process.env.CODEX_HOME = home;
writeFileSync(join(home, "auth.json"), JSON.stringify({
tokens: { refresh_token: "refresh-grant", account_id: "account-main" },
}));
});
-afterEach(() => {
+afterEach(async () => {
+ for (const worker of workers) worker.child.kill();
+ await Promise.all(workers.map(worker => worker.child.exited.catch(() => undefined)));
if (previousCodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.CODEX_HOME;
else process.env.CODEX_HOME = previousCodexHome;
rmSync(home, { recursive: true, force: true });
});Register each worker inside spawnRefreshWorker before it returns:
const worker: Worker = { child, ready, result, events, stdout };
workers.push(worker);
return worker;As per path instructions, "Tests are flat Bun tests under tests/. A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem."
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| afterEach(() => { | |
| if (previousCodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.CODEX_HOME; | |
| else process.env.CODEX_HOME = previousCodexHome; | |
| rmSync(home, { recursive: true, force: true }); | |
| }); | |
| afterEach(async () => { | |
| for (const worker of workers) worker.child.kill(); | |
| await Promise.all(workers.map(worker => worker.child.exited.catch(() => undefined))); | |
| if (previousCodexHome === undefined) delete process.env.CODEX_HOME; | |
| else process.env.CODEX_HOME = previousCodexHome; | |
| rmSync(home, { recursive: true, force: true }); | |
| }); |
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In `@tests/native-main-refresh-process.test.ts` around lines 89 - 93, Track every
worker returned by spawnRefreshWorker in a shared test-scoped collection, then
terminate all tracked child processes in afterEach before removing home; ensure
cleanup runs even when assertions or awaited promises fail, while preserving the
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114-116: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve an externally replaced target after an interrupted prepared exchange.
If an external Codex writer replaces the target after Line 149 and the process terminates after Line 150, the canonical target contains
replacementSha256while the displaced artifact contains the external writer's bytes. The journal still hasphase: "prepared"because Line 167 did not run.Lines 114-116 treat that state as committed and delete the displaced artifact. This loses the external writer's credential update.
When
journal.phase === "prepared"and the canonical target matchesreplacementSha256, validate the displaced artifact first. On Linux, inspectstaged; on Windows, inspectprevious. Clean up only when it hashes toexpectedSha256. Otherwise restore the displaced artifact or retain the journal for deterministic recovery.Proposed recovery condition
if (digest(canonical) === journal.replacementSha256) { + const displacedPath = process.platform === "win32" ? previous : staged; + const displaced = readExact(displacedPath); + if (journal.phase === "prepared" + && (!displaced || digest(displaced) !== journal.expectedSha256)) { + // Restore the external writer's content, or retain the journal if restore fails. + throw new NativeMainRefreshPublicationError(); + } try { cleanup(context, journal); } catch (cause) { throw new NativeMainRefreshPublicationError({ cause }); } return; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/codex/native-main-refresh-publication.ts`:
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journal.replacementSha256 to handle phase "prepared" safely: validate the
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110-111: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve an external write during recovery replacement.
recoverNativeMainRefreshPublicationchecksauth.jsonat lines 102-108, then exchanges it at line 110. An external writer can changeauth.jsonbetween these operations. The exchange leaves those external bytes atdisplacedPath, but line 111 deletes that path without checking its digest. This can delete the external credential and keep this refresh's replacement active.Mirror the displaced-artifact validation used at lines 168-178. After replacement, compare
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Exact author-ready head: The prior review findings are addressed: refresh-owner cancellation no longer drops returned rotations; symlinked native auth targets are preserved and revalidated immediately before recovery replacement; recovery preserves external writers both before the exchange and during displaced-credential restoration; missing or ambiguous recovery artifacts fail closed. Responses and compact each use pre-request refresh plus exactly one bounded native-main 401 refresh/replay. Exact-head verification: focused auth/publication suite Please perform the required maintainer security/platform review, including macOS and Windows FFI CI coverage, and apply |
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Summary
auth.jsoncredentials with recoverable preserving replacement, external-writer detection, validated transaction journals, and symlink-target revalidationinvalid_grantresponses as terminalCloses #2999.
This hardens the native-main refresh implementation merged for #2221 in #2848. It does not reuse or revive draft PR #2497.
Rebased onto current
devdf8b3882f221b3d68eddcfc34cc3a6edccbb32b3. Exact head is1582dec7f2fc846454084ef0fffea37c31131663.Verification
./node_modules/bun/bin/bun.exe test tests/atomic-file-preserving-replace.test.ts tests/codex-main-account-refresh.test.ts tests/native-main-refresh-process.test.ts tests/oauth-refresh.test.ts- 64 pass, 0 fail on the exact final tree./node_modules/bun/bin/bun.exe run typecheck- pass./node_modules/bun/bin/bun.exe run privacy:scan- pass./node_modules/bun/bin/bun.exe test tests/server-auth.test.ts- 91 pass, 0 failprepushon pushed parent94a44470c- main lane 16,347 pass, 16 platform/opt-in skips, 0 fail; serial lanes 71/18/17/1/33/15 passgit diff --check origin/dev...HEAD- passRegression coverage includes cancellation ownership, one bounded 401 replay, Responses and compact, cross-process claims, symlink preservation and retarget races, interrupted publication recovery, and preservation of both first and second concurrent external credential writers.
The Linux preserving-replacement path has real filesystem/process proof. macOS and Windows FFI adapters require repository platform CI runtime confirmation.
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