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refactor(codex): read the native-main auth.json through one module (#7345 part 1a) - #7918
Parts 1a and 1b of the split plan in #7345, from the closed#7344. Folded into one PR on the maintainer's review of 2026-11-09 (this PR absorbs #7941). No behavior change.
New module src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts. Every read of the bytes of <CODEX_HOME>/auth.json in src/ goes through it: readNativeMainAuthBytes(path, mode) (modes plain, bounded, local-bounded) and readNativeMainAuthBytesStable(path, maxBytes).
The same module holds the two writers, writeNativeMainAuthFile and writeNativeMainAuthFileAsync. The refresh and reauth writes in main-account.ts share one private publishMainAuthJson; the three switch, rollback and recovery writes in native-profile-manager.ts call the async writer with the manager's own injected writer.
readBounded and MAX_AUTH_BYTES move to the new module; native-profile-store.ts re-exports them. No import cycle forms.
The auth.json literal-guard test is dropped (maintainer item 2). No test expect changed.
Not in this PR: the watcher (2a), the checked write (2c), and retention (2b, 2d), as listed on #7345.
Verification
Linux, head 13f2c7563, dev merged at e963af305 (0 behind), 2026-11-09.
bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check: pass.
Full bun run test on this branch (OCX_TEST_MAIN_TIMEOUT_MS=2400000): 12 failing cases, none in an auth-file test (link child e2e, serve-options, cursor images, CLI update apply, composed toggle, request decompress).
The 9 files that hold those failures were run on clean deve963af305 on the same machine: the same 12 fail on dev. The branch run of those files shows one more case, WP13 composed toggle B-reduced (5 s timeout). Run alone, that file fails 1 or 2 cases in each of 3 runs on the branch and 4 runs on dev (dev shows 2 failing in 2 of 4 runs), so it is flaky on both.
Not run: Windows and macOS. CI covers them.
Security review
This PR changes src/codex/auth-collision.ts and other credential-read code, so the hygiene gate asks for maintainer-sponsored. The change only moves reads into one module: no token is logged or serialized, and each caller keeps its read limit and error mapping.
Maintainer verification (combo/pool bundle lane)
Head 7d034363 (contributor branch with current dev5cc64aeb merged; no code changes beyond the merge; dev since e963af305 added no native-main auth.json readers). macOS, Bun 1.4.4.
bun run typecheck: 0 errors.
94 test files that import the moved modules, run in one process: the only failures that differ from unchanged dev are four tests/cli/local-credentials.test.ts timeouts, and that file passes 7/7 alone, repeated three times. Everything else that failed also failed identically on dev.
Independent code review (codex / hyds/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1m): PASS on behavior invariance for every moved call (limits, encoding, error mapping, stat stamp, write hooks and order, seams, no cycle).
Independent security review: PASS (162 focused tests pass). Bounds, NOFOLLOW/identity checks, write snapshot checks and file mode are unchanged; no new writer or exposure. Its three hardening ideas for the plain reader, the stable reader and writer enforcement are pre-existing behavior, left for follow-ups.
NOT RUN: full bun run test; macOS/Windows lanes (batch dev dispatch policy).
Retention (#7345 2a–2d) remains out of scope and still waits on the owner decision.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed (structure/codex-home.md says that native-main credential reads share one reader; no user-facing change).
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. This touches credential reads. No token is logged or serialized, and the read limits and error mapping of each caller are unchanged.
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Improvements
Credential files are read with consistent safeguards, including size limits and checks that files remain unchanged during sensitive reads.
Credential imports continue to accept missing files, while other read failures are reported.
Malformed credential data or missing access tokens are identified as invalid.
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Clarified how credential-file reads and their safeguards are handled.
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The pull request adds shared readers for native-main authentication files and updates credential consumers to use them. The readers support plain, bounded, local-bounded, and stable reads. A test checks quoted auth.json literals in source files.
Changes: Native-main auth reads
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Shared readers and profile-store integration src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts, src/codex/native-profile-store.ts, structure/codex-home.md
Adds plain, bounded, local-bounded, and stable read behavior. The native profile store uses the shared bounded reader. The documentation describes the shared reader and its modes.
Routes credential reads through the shared reader. Auth collision parsing retains its missing and unreadable results. Orca import uses local-bounded reads and continues to treat a missing file as absent. The test checks quoted auth.json literals against an allowlist.
Credential reads retain their prior behavior; no material merge-blocking risk remains.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title names the main change: native-main auth.json reads are routed through one shared module (native-main-auth-file.ts), as the PR objectives describe. It also cites the part 1a scope of the spli…
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Every changed file matches the stated Part 1a scope: centralize reads of <CODEX_HOME>/auth.json with no behavior change. src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts holds readNativeMainAuthBytes (plain, bounde…
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The title names the main change: native-main auth.json reads are routed through one shared module (native-main-auth-file.ts), as the PR objectives describe. It also cites the part 1a scope of the split plan. The title is specific, follows the conventional commit style, and matches the changeset. It does not describe unrelated work.
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The only direct link is #7344. It is closed and marked as historical context only, so its acceptance criteria are not requirements for this PR. No active directly linked target remains, so no linked-issue coding requirement applies. #7345 is the split plan, and the PR description assigns the writer, watcher, checked write, and retention work to later parts. Those parts are not requirements here. The previous PASS conclusion still holds. The incremental change since 7717561 adds the shared nativeAuthStatStamp in src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts. native-identity.ts (lines 1-2, 12-13) now imports it and no longer defines a local copy. This does not change the conclusion.
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Every changed file matches the stated Part 1a scope: centralize reads of <CODEX_HOME>/auth.json with no behavior change. src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts holds readNativeMainAuthBytes (plain, bounded, local-bounded modes), readNativeMainAuthBytesStable (stat before and after, same error text 'Native credentials changed during read'), nativeAuthStatStamp, readBounded, and MAX_AUTH_BYTES. The callers in auth-collision.ts, main-account.ts, desktop-compatibility/native-identity.ts, orca-import.ts, and native-profile-store.ts (which re-exports readBounded and MAX_AUTH_BYTES) use the module. structure/codex-home.md documents the shared reader. The guard test tests/codex-integration/native-main-auth-literal-guard.test.ts (40 lines) enforces the allowlist and supports the refactor. No unrelated change is shown. Minor documentation mismatch: the AI-generated raw summary says the guard test has a 27-entry allowlist. The file at head has 25 entries. This does not affect scope or behavior. Not verified: that orca-auth-source.ts does not create an import cycle, which the PR description states. This does not change the scope verdict. Not verified: the Windows-only branch in readBounded (lines 33-45 of the module) because CI covers Windows and no local run was made.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Reuse the stat-stamp format from the shared reader.
readNativeMainAuthBytesStable in src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts Line 38 builds the same string. Both use dev:ino:size:mtimeNs:ctimeNs. This PR creates the duplicate.
If one copy gains a field, the other copy silently diverges. The shared stable-read check would then use a different change definition than the identity credentialGeneration snapshot.
Export a small nativeAuthStatStamp(stat: BigIntStats): string from the shared module. Use it in both places.
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// src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts
- const stamp = (value: BigIntStats) => `${value.dev}:${value.ino}:${value.size}:${value.mtimeNs}:${value.ctimeNs}`;- if (stamp(before) !== stamp(after)) throw new Error('Native credentials changed during read');+ if (nativeAuthStatStamp(before) !== nativeAuthStatStamp(after)) throw new Error('Native credentials changed during read');
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Every read of the bytes of <CODEX_HOME>/auth.json now calls
src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts. The module still reads the file on
each call and keeps each caller's read mode (plain, bounded,
local-bounded, or the stat-guarded read of the desktop identity reader),
so results, statuses and error messages do not change.
readBounded and MAX_AUTH_BYTES move to the new module (re-exported from
native-profile-store.ts) to avoid an import cycle.
Part 1a of the split plan in lidge-jun#7345 (from the closedlidge-jun#7344).
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Every src line that names "auth.json" must be on the allowlist, with the
reason it is allowed. A new reader of the native-main login therefore
fails this test until it goes through src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts
or is added on purpose.
Part 1a of the split plan in lidge-jun#7345 (from the closedlidge-jun#7344).
@coderabbitai The unverified stat-stamp finding (native-identity.ts:15-16) was correct and is fixed in 3f45b86: nativeAuthStatStamp in src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts is now the only copy, used by both callers.
Maintainers: the hygiene gate reports unsponsored_surface for src/codex/auth-collision.ts. This PR only routes the existing native-main auth.json reads through one module, with no behavior change (validation is in the description). Could a maintainer review it and apply maintainer-sponsored?
@MarcTCruz Thanks for the fix. I verified the stat-stamp consolidation at 3f45b8600:
src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts, Line 32 defines nativeAuthStatStamp.
The stable reader uses it at Line 42.
src/codex/desktop-compatibility/native-identity.ts, Line 15 uses the same helper for its snapshot.
This addresses the stat-stamp finding.
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A maintainer must review the credential-handling change and apply maintainer-sponsored if they accept sponsorship. The explicit security-review requirement in MAINTAINERS.md still applies. I have not changed labels or verified current CI results.
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Maintainer review (contributor-backlog lane), head 3f45b86008, together with #7941.
The refactor itself is reasonable: native-main auth.json reads are still split across auth-collision.ts, main-account.ts and native-identity.ts on dev. But it changes no behavior and is only worth landing as groundwork for the #7345 retention fix, whose direction question to the owner (2026-10-24) is still open. I have put that on the owner-decision list for this lane's report.
Drop the auth.json literal-guard test and its file:line allowlist. It turns every future change near an auth.json literal into a test edit, and file:line entries go stale on unrelated line shifts. If you want a guard, assert that the module is the only importer of the read/write primitives.
Merge current dev. It now conflicts in src/codex/main-account.ts.
The hygiene gate will still need maintainer security sponsorship, because the bounded read moves into a new file.
Maintainer review addressed (head 13f2c7563): (1) #7941 is folded in (reader and writer in one PR); (2) the auth.json literal-guard test and its allowlist are dropped; (3) current dev (e963af305) is merged and the main-account.ts conflict resolved. Validation is in the description. The hygiene gate still needs maintainer-sponsored; landing waits for the owner's answer on the #7345 retention question, as you said.
Maintainer judgment (combo/pool bundle lane), head 7d034363.
Value: every read and write of the native-main auth.json now goes through src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts. This is the groundwork Keep the native-main login in memory while Codex rewrites auth.json #7345's retention work needs, and it makes future credential-file hardening a one-module change.
UX change scope: none. This is a behavior-invariant refactor: read limits, encoding, error mapping, stat stamp, write hooks and their order, and file mode are all unchanged.
Existing-user regression evidence: independent code review (codex / hyds/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1m) traced each moved call: PASS. Independent security review: PASS (162 focused tests). The 94 test files that import the moved modules show no failure beyond unchanged dev except four load timeouts in local-credentials.test.ts, which passes 7/7 alone, three times. Typecheck clean.
Windows impact: none new. The Windows lstat identity recheck in readBounded moved verbatim.
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Parts 1a and 1b of the split plan in #7345, from the closed #7344. Folded into one PR on the maintainer's review of 2026-11-09 (this PR absorbs #7941). No behavior change.
src/codex/native-main-auth-file.ts. Every read of the bytes of<CODEX_HOME>/auth.jsoninsrc/goes through it:readNativeMainAuthBytes(path, mode)(modesplain,bounded,local-bounded) andreadNativeMainAuthBytesStable(path, maxBytes).writeNativeMainAuthFileandwriteNativeMainAuthFileAsync. The refresh and reauth writes inmain-account.tsshare one privatepublishMainAuthJson; the three switch, rollback and recovery writes innative-profile-manager.tscall the async writer with the manager's own injected writer.auth-collision.ts,main-account.ts,desktop-compatibility/native-identity.ts,orca-import.ts,native-profile-store.ts,native-profile-manager.ts.readBoundedandMAX_AUTH_BYTESmove to the new module;native-profile-store.tsre-exports them. No import cycle forms.auth.jsonliteral-guard test is dropped (maintainer item 2). No testexpectchanged.Not in this PR: the watcher (2a), the checked write (2c), and retention (2b, 2d), as listed on #7345.
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13f2c7563,devmerged ate963af305(0 behind), 2026-11-09.bun run typecheck,bun run privacy:scan,bun run structure:check: pass.bun run teston this branch (OCX_TEST_MAIN_TIMEOUT_MS=2400000): 12 failing cases, none in an auth-file test (link child e2e, serve-options, cursor images, CLI update apply, composed toggle, request decompress).deve963af305on the same machine: the same 12 fail ondev. The branch run of those files shows one more case, WP13 composed toggle B-reduced (5 s timeout). Run alone, that file fails 1 or 2 cases in each of 3 runs on the branch and 4 runs ondev(devshows 2 failing in 2 of 4 runs), so it is flaky on both.Security review
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src/codex/auth-collision.tsand other credential-read code, so thehygienegate asks formaintainer-sponsored. The change only moves reads into one module: no token is logged or serialized, and each caller keeps its read limit and error mapping.Maintainer verification (combo/pool bundle lane)
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7d034363(contributor branch with currentdev5cc64aebmerged; no code changes beyond the merge; dev sincee963af305added no native-mainauth.jsonreaders). macOS, Bun 1.4.4.bun run typecheck: 0 errors.devare fourtests/cli/local-credentials.test.tstimeouts, and that file passes 7/7 alone, repeated three times. Everything else that failed also failed identically ondev.codex / hyds/deepseek-v4.1-flash-1m): PASS on behavior invariance for every moved call (limits, encoding, error mapping, stat stamp, write hooks and order, seams, no cycle).plainreader, the stable reader and writer enforcement are pre-existing behavior, left for follow-ups.bun run test; macOS/Windows lanes (batchdevdispatch policy).Retention (#7345 2a–2d) remains out of scope and still waits on the owner decision.
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