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fix(quota): flag a Codex pool account flipping between two weekly windows - #8579
A Codex pool account on the prolite plan kept reporting two different seven-day windows for one credential generation (#8574). One read said 100% used with a reset in a few hours, the next said 24% used with a reset next week, and they alternated. Both wham and response headers carried each window. The stored reading follows whichever arrived last, so the dashboard showed it as an ordinary reading and implied the earlier reset would restore the full allowance.
Nothing in the data says which window is right, so this change does not choose one. It names the disagreement instead:
src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts reads the cached quota history for the account's current credential generation. Reset times within one hour of each other count as one window. Two windows A (earlier reset) and B (later reset) conflict when A is seen again after B was first seen and A's reset has not passed yet. A real rollover (A, A resets, then B) and an early reset (A, then only B) never repeat A after B, so neither counts as a conflict.
The Codex pool account row in the management API gains an optional weeklyQuotaConflicts field listing both windows with usage, reset, source and when each was last seen. Rows without a conflict are unchanged. The listing reads the credential store once per call for this, and the history is peeked without pruning, so a passive /api/quota-pool read changes nothing.
The dashboard account card adds one line under the quota: "Two weekly windows were reported: … and …. The reset above may not restore the full allowance." It is translated in all 11 locales. ocx account list --quota appends (weekly windows conflict) to the quota column.
Admission, routing, hard locks and the credits-after-limit decision never read this field. The quota they use is the same as before.
Failing-first: tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts (15 tests) covers the reported back-and-forth, a rollover, an early reset, reset-time jitter, an older credential generation, both families, the parse cap, out-of-range times, the DTO and CLI projection, the GUI sentence in every locale, store reads per row, and a history read that never prunes. On dev the conflict-row, GUI-note and CLI-warning cases fail. The store-read case failed on the first review head (4 reads instead of 1), and a 1e16 reset made the dashboard throw RangeError before the last commit. All pass on this branch.
bun run typecheck, cd gui && bunx tsc -b, bun run lint:gui, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check, and 140 tests across the conflict, quota history, credits, stored-main and store-isolation files plus the layout, ratchet and Lab guards pass on 5a25908cf.
bun run test:changed on 064ba088e: 44,610 pass, 108 skip, 82 fail across 1,909 files. Every failing file was rerun alone. main-account-hard-lock-auth (54/0), codex-catalog-restore, cli-status-json, client-connect and settings-desktop-switch-apply pass. The rest (Codex catalog/native toggle, launcher, update, link) also failed alone, including files that had passed alone an hour earlier on this branch. With this PR's src files reverted to origin/dev, codex-refresh, cli-models-reasoning, native-codex-toggle, catalog-auto-review-row and codex-native-residue failed with the same counts, so these are machine state, not this change. link-ocx-child-e2e needs cargo; cli-codex-cli-update-boundary fails on dev too.
NOT RUN: a live prolite account (the conflict was reproduced from the reporter's observation sequence); full bun run test; macOS/Windows CI (manual dev batch only).
Checklist
Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
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One prolite pool account and credential generation kept reporting two incompatible seven-day
windows (100% used resetting in hours, 24% used resetting next week) from WHAM and response
headers alike, and the dashboard showed whichever arrived last as an ordinary reading (#8574).
The cached quota history now names that state: an earlier-reset window observed again after a
later one, while its reset is still ahead, is a conflict; a true rollover or an early reset is
not. The pool account row carries weeklyQuotaConflicts (usage, reset, source, last seen per
window), the dashboard card warns that the shown reset may not restore the full allowance, and
the CLI QUOTA column adds "(weekly windows conflict)". No window is picked, and admission,
routing, hard locks and credit consent are unchanged.
Closes#8574
The change detects conflicting live weekly quota windows for Codex pool accounts. It returns conflict details through account APIs and displays warnings in the CLI and dashboard. Documentation states that conflict reporting does not change quota selection, account selection, hard locks, or credit use.
Changes: Weekly quota conflict reporting
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Summary
Conflict detection and account history src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts, src/codex/quota-history.ts, src/codex/quota.ts, src/codex/account-store.ts, structure/providers/openai-accounts.md, tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts
Adds conflict parsing and detection from current-generation quota history. Reset times within one hour are grouped together. The history lookup peeks at stored samples without pruning or clearing them. Tests cover live conflicts, expiry, rollovers, jitter, credential-generation filtering, and account and Spark conflicts.
Account API and CLI data src/codex/auth-api/account-list.ts, src/cli/account-api.ts, src/cli/account.ts, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json, tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts
Adds optional conflict data to account DTOs and CLI rows. The account listing passes records from one store snapshot. The CLI quota display adds a conflict marker. Integration tests check API output, snapshot reads, and CLI formatting.
Dashboard warnings and documentation gui/src/hooks/useCodexAccountPool.ts, gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts, gui/src/components/codex-account-pool-cards.tsx, gui/src/i18n/*.ts, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md, tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts
Adds localized dashboard text that shows both weekly-window observations, including usage and source. Documentation describes the warning and its display-only scope. Integration tests cover dashboard text and locale placeholders.
sequenceDiagram
participant AccountList as Codex account list
participant Quota as getAccountWeeklyQuotaConflicts
participant History as Quota history
participant Detector as detectWeeklyWindowConflicts
participant Dashboard as Dashboard account card
AccountList->>Quota: Request conflicts for account
Quota->>History: Peek at samples for account identity
Quota->>Detector: Check samples, generation, and time
Detector-->>Quota: Return detected conflicts
Quota-->>AccountList: Return conflicts in account DTO
AccountList-->>Dashboard: Provide weeklyQuotaConflicts
Dashboard->>Dashboard: Format and display localized warning
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lidge-jun/opencodex#7551: Adds the poolAccountDto parameter and listing call path that this change extends with a store record.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 5a259
This change only adds diagnostic warnings and does not affect routing or admission. The remaining issues are minor display and detection edge cases that can be fixed in follow-up.
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The title "fix(quota): flag a Codex pool account flipping between two weekly windows" matches the main change. The changeset adds detection and reporting of conflicting weekly quota windows for a Code…
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[#8574] Objective group: surface conflicting live weekly quota observations with source and observation time, without implying that an earlier reset restores full quota. Implemented at head.
- Detect…
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Each changed file maps to a #8574 objective: - Detection and types: src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts, src/codex/quota-history.ts (peekSamples, ReadonlyQuotaHistorySample), `src/codex/account…
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The title "fix(quota): flag a Codex pool account flipping between two weekly windows" matches the main change. The changeset adds detection and reporting of conflicting weekly quota windows for a Codex pool account, including the weeklyQuotaConflicts field, the dashboard warning, and the CLI '(weekly windows conflict)' marker. The title is specific and concise. It does not mention that the feature is display-only, but that detail is not required for a title.
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[#8574] Objective group: surface conflicting live weekly quota observations with source and observation time, without implying that an earlier reset restores full quota. Implemented at head.
Detection: src/codex/quota-window-conflict.tsdetectWeeklyWindowConflicts filters samples by credentialGeneration, clusters weekly reset times within RESET_TOLERANCE_MS (60 min), and reports a conflict when the earlier-reset cluster's latest observation is newer than the later-reset cluster's first observation and the earlier reset is still ahead of now. I read this function at head. Each reported window carries resetAtMs, usedPercent, source, and observedAt.
Issue sequence check: B (Nov 17) first seen 14:58, A (Nov 11 18:55) seen 15:00 and again 16:36, A still pending at 17:40. The rule reports this conflict.
Requirement 'distinguish verified rollover from changed reset timestamp': A, A reset passes, then B leaves A not pending, so no conflict. A then only B (early reset) never repeats A after B, so no conflict. Reset jitter under one hour clusters into one window.
Requirement 'preserve source, credential-generation and account evidence': generation filter in detection; source and observedAt per window; getAccountWeeklyQuotaConflicts in src/codex/quota.ts takes the record's generation.
Surfaces: optional weeklyQuotaConflicts on the pool DTO (src/codex/auth-api/account-list.ts), dashboard note (gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts, codex-account-pool-cards.tsx), CLI suffix (src/cli/account.ts), and codexAuth.weeklyConflict in the locale catalogs. The text says the reset above may not restore the full allowance.
Changes since the previous review (store-snapshot read in listCodexAuthAccountsSnapshot, codexAccountRecordFromSnapshot, peekSamples) affect read path and record lookup only. They do not change the conflict rule, so the earlier conclusion still holds.
Excluded paths: none (ignored_files is empty).
Automated tests: tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts covers back-and-forth, rollover, early reset, jitter, generation filtering, DTO/CLI, and locale text. I did not read the test file, and I did not rerun tests. Test results are author-reported.
Not assessed (non-coding): manual dev batch, live prolite check, macOS/Windows CI.
Scope note: the issue asks for diagnostics only. The warning persists until the earlier reset passes. The issue does not require a different clearing rule.
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Each changed file maps to a #8574 objective:
Detection and types: src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts, src/codex/quota-history.ts (peekSamples, ReadonlyQuotaHistorySample), src/codex/account-store.ts (poolQuotaHistoryIdentityOf, codexAccountRecordFromSnapshot).
Pool DTO and listing: src/codex/quota.ts, src/codex/auth-api/account-list.ts. The snapshot read reduces per-row reads and supports the new field.
CLI: src/cli/account-api.ts, src/cli/account.ts.
Dashboard and i18n: gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts, gui/src/components/codex-account-pool-cards.tsx, gui/src/hooks/useCodexAccountPool.ts, gui/src/i18n/*.ts.
Tests, layout, and docs: the new test file, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json, docs under docs-site and structure/providers/openai-accounts.md.
No changed file is an admission, routing, hard-lock, or credit-consent module. The whole-PR changed-file list therefore shows no edit to those paths. peekSamples is a read-only accessor that does not prune or clear history. I did not run a repository-wide search to confirm that no existing consumer reads the new field. That check is not available with the read tools. The PR description and the change summary both state that these paths do not read it, and the new field is absent from them. No unrelated refactor or behavior change appears.
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- Around line 1428-1430: Update the example near `weeklyQuotaConflicts` to
explicitly show the earlier-reset window being reported again before its reset
time passes. Preserve the existing descriptions of both windows and their
conflict details.
Review comments at @gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts:
- Line 10: Update the conflict formatting flow around parseWeeklyWindowConflicts
to process every returned WeeklyWindowConflict instead of selecting only the
first; identify each conflict’s family with translated labels and preserve both
observations for each family.
- Line 12: Update parseObservation to reject resetAtMs values outside the
JavaScript Date range so malformed observations are dropped before
weeklyWindowConflictText can format them. Preserve acceptance of valid
non-negative reset times and the existing handling of other observation fields.
Review comments at @src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts:
- Line 86: Update the conflict check in the pending-window comparison so it
reports a conflict only after window A has a prior observation confirming its
earlier reset, not on A’s first observation after B. Preserve the existing
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the conflict sequence explicit in the example.
The example shows an earlier-reset window followed by a later-reset window. The detector flags a conflict only after the earlier-reset window is reported again, before its reset time passes. A reader who stops at the example can expect a warning after one observation of each window, and none appears. Name the repeated observation in the example so the documented trigger matches detectWeeklyWindowConflicts.
📝 Suggested documentation fix
--- "a/docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md"+++ "b/docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md"@@ -1425,8 +1425,9 @@
`ocx account history openai <pool-account-id> [--limit 1-200] [--json]` reads stored observations without contacting the provider. The output separates actual observation time, WHAM or response-header source, window family and usage percentage. At most 200 observations per account are retained for 30 days, with global storage bounds.
-When the same pool account keeps reporting two different seven-day windows (for example 100% used-with a reset in a few hours, then 24% used with a reset next week), the account row carries+When the same pool account keeps reporting two different seven-day windows (for example 100% used+with a reset in a few hours, then 24% used with a reset next week, then 100% used again before the+first reset), the account row carries
`weeklyQuotaConflicts` with each window's usage, reset, source and last observation time. The
QUOTA column of `ocx account list openai --quota` adds `(weekly windows conflict)`, and the
dashboard card explains that the reset it shows may not restore the full allowance. OpenCodex does
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Update the example near `weeklyQuotaConflicts` to explicitly show the earlier-reset window being reported again before its reset time passes. Preserve the existing descriptions of both windows and their conflict details.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Render every reported conflict, not only the first.
When the response contains both account and spark conflicts, ?.[0] discards the second conflict. The account card therefore omits its window values, sources, and observation times. WeeklyWindowConflict and parseWeeklyWindowConflicts in src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts, Lines 26-54, explicitly support both families.
Format every parsed conflict and identify its family with translated labels. Preserve each family's two observations.
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Review comment at @gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts at line 10:
Update the conflict formatting flow around parseWeeklyWindowConflicts to process every returned WeeklyWindowConflict instead of selecting only the first; identify each conflict’s family with translated labels and preserve both observations for each family.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Reject reset times outside the JavaScript Date range before formatting.
parseObservation accepts any finite, non-negative resetAtMs. A value above 8.64e15 ms, such as 1e20, becomes an Invalid Date in at(). Intl.DateTimeFormat.format then throws RangeError. weeklyWindowConflictText calls at() during render of the account card (gui/src/components/codex-account-pool-cards.tsx:278-279), so a conflict window with such a reset can interrupt rendering. The parser's own contract drops malformed entries rather than failing, so the entry should be rejected at parse time.
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const nonNegative = (value: unknown): value is number => typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) && value >= 0;
+// Largest time value the Date constructor accepts (ECMA-262); larger values format as Invalid Date.+const MAX_DATE_MS = 8.64e15;
function parseObservation(value: unknown): WeeklyWindowObservation | undefined {
if (!record(value) || !nonNegative(value.resetAtMs) || !nonNegative(value.observedAt)
+ || value.resetAtMs > MAX_DATE_MS
|| !nonNegative(value.usedPercent) || value.usedPercent > 100
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Review comment at @gui/src/codex-weekly-conflict.ts at line 12:
Update parseObservation to reject resetAtMs values outside the JavaScript Date range so malformed observations are dropped before weeklyWindowConflictText can format them. Preserve acceptance of valid non-negative reset times and the existing handling of other observation fields.
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Require a repeated earlier-reset observation before reporting a conflict.
If window B is observed at 11:00 and window A is observed once at 11:05, with both resets still pending, Line 86 reports a conflict. The sequence contains no repeated observation of A. A single changed reset timestamp can therefore produce the warning that this detector is meant to distinguish from a flip. Track whether A has a prior observation before reporting it, and add a B→A-only regression case. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/codex/quota-window-conflict.ts at line 86:
Update the conflict check in the pending-window comparison so it reports a conflict only after window A has a prior observation confirming its earlier reset, not on A’s first observation after B. Preserve the existing reset-time ordering checks, and add a regression case for the B→A-only sequence to verify it does not report a conflict.
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Review of #8579 found that each pool row reloaded the whole Codex credential store twice for the
weekly conflict (history identity, then generation), on a path the dashboard polls every 30 s.
poolAccountDto now takes the row's record from one snapshot the listing loads after its probes
settle, and the credits identity uses the same record, so a row adds no store read of its own.
The conflict reader peeks the history instead of read(), which pruned and cleared, because a
passive /api/quota-pool read reaches it.
Also hoists the CLI parse and documents why one stray observation keeps the warning up.
…oard
Final review of #8579 reproduced a nanosecond-style reset (1e16) flowing from stored quota
history into weeklyQuotaConflicts, where Intl.DateTimeFormat threw RangeError and the error
boundary replaced the whole Providers page. The detector now skips observations whose reset or
observation time is outside JavaScript Date's range, and the parser drops such a pair, so the
dashboard and CLI only ever format times they can.
peekSamples now returns a deeply read-only sample type so the compiler keeps stored history
unmodified, and the account card computes the note once per render.
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- Line 279: Move the weeklyConflictNote rendering outside the !showReauth &&
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AccountRow so the note remains visible during cooldown and reauthentication.
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Show the weekly conflict note during cooldown and reauthentication.
The note at line 279 sits inside the !showReauth && !inCooldown guard that starts at line 269. The account API attaches weeklyQuotaConflicts whenever the list is nonempty. It does not check health. An account can therefore carry a conflict while it is in cooldown or has reauth_required status. In those states the dashboard hides the conflict note, so the user loses the diagnostic that explains that the reset may not restore the full allowance.
Move the note outside the guard so it renders in all states:
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Review comment at @gui/src/components/codex-account-pool-cards.tsx at line 279:
Move the weeklyConflictNote rendering outside the !showReauth && !inCooldown guard in the account-card rendering flow, keeping it within AccountRow so the note remains visible during cooldown and reauthentication. Preserve its existing conditional and styling.
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Value. A Codex pool account flipping between two live seven-day windows (#8574) used to look like an ordinary reading, implying the earlier reset would restore the full allowance. The dashboard card and the CLI quota column now name the disagreement with both windows' usage, reset, source and last-seen time.
UX change scope. The only change is one warning line on an affected account card plus (weekly windows conflict) in ocx account list --quota. The management API gains an optional weeklyQuotaConflicts field, present only when a conflict exists. Admission, routing, hard locks and credits-after-limit never read it.
Regression evidence for existing users. Rows without a conflict keep their exact key set. The account listing now costs fewer store reads than on dev: one snapshot per listing replaces the per-row credits identity read. The conflict reader peeks history without pruning or clearing, and times outside JavaScript Date's range are dropped before they reach a formatter. Older CLIs ignore the new field, and this CLI drops a malformed one.
Windows impact. None specific; this is display logic over cached data with no file, process or path handling.
Reviews. Round 1 on e66b9e7b6 requested changes: per-row store reloads, and a history read that pruned. Round 2 on 064ba088e was SECURITY_APPROVE but requested changes for an out-of-range reset (1e16) that blanked the Providers page. Both were fixed, with failing-first tests. A fresh final reviewer on 5a25908cf returned APPROVE and SECURITY_APPROVE (67 pass, 0 fail). All reviews ran on combo/deepseek-flash-pool. Low, non-blocking follow-ups:
In a narrow refresh race, the conflict note can come from the snapshot while the generation-liveness check rereads the store; it self-corrects on the next poll.
A spark conflict would reuse the account sentence. No producer emits spark history today.
Verification scope. The 15-test conflict suite, 140 tests across related files and guards, typecheck, GUI tsc -b, lint:gui, privacy:scan and structure:check pass. test:changed failures were each rerun alone; the ones that persisted fail identically with this PR's src reverted to dev. PR CI on 5a25908cf completed green, 34 of 34 checks.
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Summary
A Codex pool account on the
proliteplan kept reporting two different seven-day windows for one credential generation (#8574). One read said 100% used with a reset in a few hours, the next said 24% used with a reset next week, and they alternated. Bothwhamand response headers carried each window. The stored reading follows whichever arrived last, so the dashboard showed it as an ordinary reading and implied the earlier reset would restore the full allowance.Nothing in the data says which window is right, so this change does not choose one. It names the disagreement instead:
src/codex/quota-window-conflict.tsreads the cached quota history for the account's current credential generation. Reset times within one hour of each other count as one window. Two windows A (earlier reset) and B (later reset) conflict when A is seen again after B was first seen and A's reset has not passed yet. A real rollover (A, A resets, then B) and an early reset (A, then only B) never repeat A after B, so neither counts as a conflict.weeklyQuotaConflictsfield listing both windows with usage, reset, source and when each was last seen. Rows without a conflict are unchanged. The listing reads the credential store once per call for this, and the history is peeked without pruning, so a passive/api/quota-poolread changes nothing.ocx account list --quotaappends(weekly windows conflict)to the quota column.Closes #8574
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tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-window-conflict.test.ts(15 tests) covers the reported back-and-forth, a rollover, an early reset, reset-time jitter, an older credential generation, both families, the parse cap, out-of-range times, the DTO and CLI projection, the GUI sentence in every locale, store reads per row, and a history read that never prunes. Ondevthe conflict-row, GUI-note and CLI-warning cases fail. The store-read case failed on the first review head (4 reads instead of 1), and a1e16reset made the dashboard throwRangeErrorbefore the last commit. All pass on this branch.bun run typecheck,cd gui && bunx tsc -b,bun run lint:gui,bun run privacy:scan,bun run structure:check, and 140 tests across the conflict, quota history, credits, stored-main and store-isolation files plus the layout, ratchet and Lab guards pass on5a25908cf.bun run test:changedon064ba088e: 44,610 pass, 108 skip, 82 fail across 1,909 files. Every failing file was rerun alone.main-account-hard-lock-auth(54/0),codex-catalog-restore,cli-status-json,client-connectandsettings-desktop-switch-applypass. The rest (Codex catalog/native toggle, launcher, update, link) also failed alone, including files that had passed alone an hour earlier on this branch. With this PR'ssrcfiles reverted toorigin/dev,codex-refresh,cli-models-reasoning,native-codex-toggle,catalog-auto-review-rowandcodex-native-residuefailed with the same counts, so these are machine state, not this change.link-ocx-child-e2eneeds cargo;cli-codex-cli-update-boundaryfails ondevtoo.proliteaccount (the conflict was reproduced from the reporter's observation sequence); fullbun run test; macOS/Windows CI (manualdevbatch only).Checklist