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feat(combos): persist target cooldowns across restarts - #8117
Combo target cooldowns were memory-only, so a restarted proxy re-offered a target upstream had asked it to leave alone until its reset.
The cooldown map is now backed by <config dir>/combo-cooldowns.json (src/combos/cooldown-store.ts), storing absolute expiry epochs so reset-aware cooldowns stay correct. Writes are debounced and atomic; expired or corrupt rows are ignored on load.
Pattern adopted from Hermes-agent (MIT, NousResearch): rate-limit state persisted per (provider, model).
Verification
Run on Windows against dev @ 6f915d8 (rebased, single commit):
bun run typecheck: no type errors
bun run structure:check, bun run privacy:scan: passed
bun test tests/routing tests/server files that reference combos (60 files): 1536 pass, 0 fail
New tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts: 2 pass; layout tests: 29 pass
Not run: the full bun run test suite and Linux/macOS; I relied on the Ubuntu PR CI for that.
Checklist
Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (structure/fallback-policy.md)
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. (file holds only target keys, expiry and status)
Combo target cooldowns lived only in memory, so a restarted proxy re-offered a
target that upstream had asked it to leave alone until its reset. Back the
cooldown map with <config dir>/combo-cooldowns.json using absolute expiry
epochs, so reset-aware cooldowns stay correct; expired and corrupt rows are
ignored on load and writes are debounced and atomic.
Pattern adopted from Hermes-agent (MIT, NousResearch): rate-limit state
persisted per (provider, model).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
Combo target cooldowns now persist across restarts in a JSON file under the config directory. The failover map loads unexpired entries and writes mutations after a debounce. Tests cover persistence, expired entries, and corrupt JSON.
Adds a map that loads unexpired cooldown entries on first access and assigns restored entries fresh revisions. Mutations schedule debounced atomic writes.
Failover integration and validation src/combos/failover.ts:8,52-55, tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts:1-52, scripts/test-layout/layout.json:12, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json:149, structure/fallback-policy.md:138-139
Failover uses the persisted map with its existing revision counter. Tests check reloads, expired rows, and corrupt JSON. The test layout and fallback policy documentation include the persistence test and behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Failover
participant PersistedCooldownMap
participant ConfigFile as combo-cooldowns.json
Failover->>PersistedCooldownMap: Read cooldown state
PersistedCooldownMap->>ConfigFile: Load entries on first access
ConfigFile-->>PersistedCooldownMap: Return cooldown rows
Failover->>PersistedCooldownMap: Set cooldown entry
PersistedCooldownMap->>ConfigFile: Debounced atomic write
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Possibly related issues
lidge-jun/opencodex#7850: Persisted cooldowns can keep a quota-blocked compaction target from being offered immediately after a restart, though this change does not add compaction-specific recovery.
Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7764: This change persists the revision-bearing cooldown map introduced by that PR.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7723: The reprobe feature uses the cooldown map that this change makes persistent.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7887: That PR determines which local failures create cooldown rows; this change persists those rows.
Suggested reviewers:lidge-jun, wibias
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 71baf
Cooldown persistence works on the normal path, but I/O failures or a quick shutdown can still cause a restarted proxy to offer a cooling target. The remaining risk is bounded; address these gaps or explicitly accept them before merging.
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structure/fallback-policy.md
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tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts
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Combo target cooldowns persist across restarts: `src/combos/cooldown-store.ts` backs the map in `src/combos/failover.ts` with `<config dir>/combo-cooldowns.json`, storing absolute expiry epochs (debounced atomic writes, expired or corrupt rows dropped on load), covered by `tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts`.
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Update the public Combo guide for persistent cooldowns
The public guide at docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/combos.md:777-779 still describes target cooldowns as “process-local per-combo state,” while this change makes them survive restarts. Operators diagnosing an unavailable Combo therefore receive an outdated lifetime contract, particularly for long upstream holds. Update the public guide and relevant translations to explain persistence and expiry; updating only this internal note does not satisfy the docs-sync guideline in AGENTS.md.
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Flush pending cooldown mutations during shutdown
If shutdown completes before this 250 ms timeout fires, the latest cooldown mutations are lost even on a graceful restart. drainAndShutdown() flushes response and replay state but never this map, and the CLI explicitly calls process.exit() at src/cli/index.ts:716. Consequently, a newly recorded hold disappears, or a hold cleared by a successful reprobe reappears from the old file. Expose a final cooldown flush and drain/cancel its timer as part of shutdown.
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Bind delayed writes to their originating config home
When OPENCODEX_HOME changes before the timer fires, this writes the old home's in-memory snapshot into the new directory. The new test's teardown already creates this situation: clearComboTargetCooldowns() schedules an empty snapshot, then immediately restores the environment and removes the temporary home. If the worker remains alive long enough, that pending cleanup can overwrite the restored or next fixture's cooldown file. Capture the owning directory for pending writes and flush or cancel them before changing homes.
Cover failover's own load path in the restart test.
The final assertion at tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts:38 calls isComboTargetInCooldown. That function reads the module-level targetCooldowns map in src/combos/failover.ts:55. coolComboTarget adds the entry to this map earlier in the same test, so the assertion can pass from memory.
The restarted map at lines 35–37 tests only the standalone PersistedCooldownMap. It does not test the load that failover's map performs from combo-cooldowns.json. A regression that stops failover's map from loading the saved file can leave the test passing.
Add a restart check that runs failover's load path in a fresh context. Use a separate process, or a fresh failover module instance. Point that context at the same OPENCODEX_HOME that flush() wrote to. Then assert isComboTargetInCooldown("combo-a", target) from that context.
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Review comment at @tests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts around lines
35 - 38:
Extend the restart test to exercise isComboTargetInCooldown from a fresh
failover context, using a separate process or fresh module instance pointed at
the same OPENCODEX_HOME where flush() saved the cooldown; verify the persisted
entry is loaded, rather than relying on the in-memory targetCooldowns state
populated by coolComboTarget.
ensureLoaded sets loadedFor before it reads combo-cooldowns.json. If readFileSync or JSON.parse throws, the catch returns without clearing loadedFor, so no later call reloads the file. A target whose cooldown is still live on disk is then missing from memory and can be selected. The next flush() also rewrites the file without that row. Clear loadedFor when the read fails so the next access retries. Limit retries so a persistently unreadable file does not add a synchronous read to every lookup.
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Review comment at @src/combos/cooldown-store.ts around lines 32 - 42:
Update ensureLoaded so a read or JSON parse failure leaves the cooldown data
eligible for a later reload, rather than treating the directory as successfully
loaded. Add a bounded retry policy so a persistently unreadable file does not
trigger a synchronous read on every lookup; preserve the on-disk cooldown rows
and existing successful-load behavior.
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A cooldown recorded less than 250 ms before a signal-driven shutdown can be lost. drainAndShutdown flushes response and replay state but not the combo cooldown map. When the drain finishes before the debounced timer fires, process.exit ends the process first. Register a synchronous flush in the existing optional-shutdown registry. The flush must write only when a write is pending. An unconditional flush() can overwrite the persisted file with empty rows if the map was never loaded.
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Review comment at @src/combos/cooldown-store.ts at line 51:
Update PersistedCooldownMap to expose a synchronous pending-write flush that
cancels the debounce timer and writes only when a write is pending; do not flush
an unloaded map unconditionally. Register that flush with the existing
optional-shutdown hook for the combo cooldown map so drainAndShutdown persists
pending cooldowns before process.exit.
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flush() swallows an atomicWriteFile failure and does not reschedule. A live cooldown then exists only in memory until the next set, delete, or clear. A restart before that mutation reloads the older file and can offer the target again. Reschedule the flush after a failed write, use a bounded retry cadence, and log the failure.
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Review comment at @src/combos/cooldown-store.ts around lines 60 - 63:
Update flush() so a failed atomicWriteFile schedules another flush using a
bounded retry cadence and logs the failure, while keeping in-memory cooldown
state authoritative and preventing unbounded or overly frequent retries.
Preserve the existing successful-write behavior and ensure a retry does not
require a later set, delete, or clear.
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Maintainer review (contributor-backlog lane), head 71bafe831f, trial-merged with dev0fac612a93.
Holding this one. The problem is real (a restart re-offers a target upstream asked us to leave alone), the change is proportionate, and the combo failover neighbours pass on the merge. Ownership is fine: atomicWriteFile registers the file, so uninstall removes it. Two things block, and they matter most for existing users on the first restart after upgrading.
What blocks.
No way out of a persisted hold, and the docs say otherwise. A Retry-After of up to 24 h now survives restarts, but the only ways to clear it are re-saving or deleting the combo (src/server/management/combo-routes.ts ~543/579). docs-site/.../guides/combos.md ~777-779 still says cooldowns are process-local. Change: document the persistence (file, expiry cap, how to clear) and add a clear lever, e.g. ocx combo clear-cooldown alongside the existing ocx account clear-cooldown, or a documented management call.
Concurrent writers drop rows.flush() (src/combos/cooldown-store.ts ~54-63) writes its own in-memory map over the whole file. With two proxies on one home, A's next write erases B's cooldown; the review reproduced this on the trial merge. Change: follow src/config/serving-runtimes.ts ~139-150: inside withConfigMutationLockSync, re-read the file, merge (later cooldownUntil wins, deletions honoured), then write.
Please fix these alongside, since they undercut the goal:
The debounced write is never flushed on shutdown, so a hold recorded just before a restart is lost (registerOptionalShutdownHook, as src/oauth/anthropic-session-affinity-store.ts ~53 does).
A failed load sets loadedFor anyway, so the next flush overwrites the file with {} (the CodeRabbit finding at ~42 still applies).
Capture the config dir when the timer is armed, not when it fires.
Add tests for the merge, the shutdown flush and the failed-read retry. The current restart assertion reads the live map, so it does not prove the reload.
… home
The contributor's store wrote the whole map back on every change, so two
proxies on one home dropped each other's rows, a pending write was lost at
shutdown, a failed load was never retried, and the docs still called
cooldowns process-local.
- A flush re-reads the file under the config mutation lock and overlays only
keys this process set, keeping the later expiry, so it never shortens or
rewrites another process's row.
- Expiry checks, sweeps and the revision-guarded probe lift are memory-only
drops (dropLocal); only clearComboTargetCooldowns writes deletes
(clearPersisted / clearAllPersisted, the latter a global reset).
- A busy lock or I/O error keeps the pending state and retries with backoff
(250 ms doubling, 4 s cap); a shutdown hook flushes with bounded attempts.
- A failed load (other than a missing file) retries on later access, up to
three times; loaded rows get fresh revisions.
- guides/combos.md (+ ja/ko/ru/zh-cn) and structure/fallback-policy.md
describe the persisted behaviour and how to clear it.
- Tests: two maps keep each other's rows, untouched/longer foreign rows,
expiry vs extension, user clears, busy lock, shutdown flush, failed-load
retry, fresh revisions on reload; 7 of 9 fail on the contributor's store.
Co-authored-by: medking82 <j.g.wong@hotmail.com>
Head f38468cf01: @medking82's change plus maintainer commit f38468cf01 (Co-authored-by: medking82), built from a plan that went through four audit rounds. Judged on a trial merge with dev97bfb91af5.
Value. Combo target cooldowns lived only in memory, so every restart re-offered a target that upstream had said to leave alone, for up to 24 hours with an explicit Retry-After. They now persist with their absolute expiry in combo-cooldowns.json in the opencodex home.
No unintended UX change. For a single proxy, cooldown eligibility, expiry, user clears and the opt-in reprobe behave exactly as before; the only difference is that they survive a restart. Docs replace "process-local" in the English guide and the four locales that said it, and they name the clear lever: saving, renaming or deleting the combo clears its cooldowns (combo-routes.ts already does this).
No regression for existing users. The contributor's store rewrote the whole file on every change. The carry makes it safe for several proxies on one home:
A flush re-reads the file under the config mutation lock and overlays only keys this process set, keeping the later expiry. It never shortens or rewrites another proxy's row.
Expiry checks, sweeps and the revision-guarded probe lift are memory-only drops, so an expired local copy can't erase a cooldown another proxy extended. Only clearComboTargetCooldowns writes deletes, and clearing everything is a global reset.
A busy lock or I/O error keeps the pending write and retries (250 ms doubling to 4 s). A shutdown hook flushes with at most 5 attempts (about 1 s). A failed load retries on a later access, up to three times. Loaded rows get fresh revisions, so the reprobe guard keeps working.
Known limit: a successful probe lifts a cooldown in memory only, so after a restart the saved row holds that target until its stored expiry. It errs late, never early.
Tests: combo-cooldown-persistence has 9 cases (two proxies, foreign rows, expiry vs. extension, user clears, busy lock, shutdown flush, failed-load retry, reload revisions); 7 fail on the original store, and all pass. Trial-merge test:changed showed no combo or routing failures. The failures it did show were in images, live, search and file-watch tests, which also fail on plain dev or pass on rerun on this shared, loaded machine. Typecheck and structure check pass.
Windows. Uses the shared atomic writer and SQLite config mutation lock already exercised on Windows CI; lock contention is retried, never dropped.
Review. A fresh final review at f38468cf01 returned PASS-WITH-NITS with no blockers. Its nits: the repo test couldn't run in its dependency-free archive (I ran it above), and after three failed loads a process stops retrying for that directory (bounded by design). The fork CI runs waiting for approval are approved now that the review passed on this head.
Squash with --admin (GitHub requires an approval this lane cannot give), --match-head-commit f38468cf01.
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Preserve a queued clear when setting the same cooldown key
If a combo is saved with an existing long cooldown and a new or in-flight failure re-cools the same target for a shorter period before the 250 ms flush, this deletes the tombstone queued by clearPersisted(). The subsequent flush() rereads the old disk row and keeps its later expiry, so an old 24-hour hold wins over the newly recorded short cooldown and returns after restart. Retain the queued deletion until the flush has excluded the previous disk row, then overlay the new dirty value.
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Apply combo-wide clears to persisted rows absent from memory
With multiple proxies sharing a home, a peer can persist a cooldown after this map's initial load. Because ensureLoaded() does not refresh an already-loaded home, enumerating keys() here omits that row, and saving the combo through the management API never queues its deletion. Even a completed shutdown flush leaves the supposedly cleared cooldown on disk, so a subsequent process excludes that target again. Queue a combo-prefix deletion and apply it to the freshly read file under the mutation lock instead of deriving all deletions from the local map.
…r caps (#8485)
dev at 0068019 fails two gates on every pull request:
- file-size ratchet: scripts/test-layout/layout.json reached 2000 lines after
#8117 and is NEW_OVERSIZED. The two combo-cooldown entries #8117 added move
to the combos shard (layout-combos.json); the mapping is unchanged.
- structure gate: structure/providers/anthropic-account-pool.md is 603 lines
after #8137, over the 600-line budget. The pooled-estimate sentences fold
into the preceding paragraph; the text is unchanged.
Keep queued key tombstones through subsequent sets and apply combo-prefix
clears to the fresh file under the mutation lock. Add regressions for
shorter replacements, peer rows, retry retention, and clear ordering.
Follow-up to #8117.
Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com>
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<config dir>/combo-cooldowns.json(src/combos/cooldown-store.ts), storing absolute expiry epochs so reset-aware cooldowns stay correct. Writes are debounced and atomic; expired or corrupt rows are ignored on load.Verification
Run on Windows against
dev@ 6f915d8 (rebased, single commit):bun run typecheck: no type errorsbun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan: passedbun test tests/routing tests/serverfiles that reference combos (60 files): 1536 pass, 0 failtests/routing/combo-cooldown-persistence.test.ts: 2 pass; layout tests: 29 passbun run testsuite and Linux/macOS; I relied on the Ubuntu PR CI for that.Checklist
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