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When the pool poller fails to read an account it keeps that account's
last good reading, so the pool line is not judged on a subset. An
account whose refresh token has died therefore keeps its last figures
indefinitely, and `limits`, which reports the poller's snapshot, showed
it as a healthy idle seat (`0% used`, `Read: 2d 20h ago`) that counted
toward the pool total.
The poller now records on a carried-over entry since when its reads
have failed (`readFailedAt`) and why the latest one did (`readError`,
masked, one line). A header reading merged in from the request path
proves the account works again and clears both.
`limits` still makes no request for such an account. It reads the
failure from state the plugin already holds - the snapshot entry, or an
`auth-failure` cooldown the request path left on the account - shows the
last known figures under an `Error:` line that says why and since when,
leaves the account out of the pool total, and exits 1.
A refresh failure's message is the token endpoint's JSON body, cut to
a bounded length, which printed as a lone `{`. `summarizeCodexErrorMessage`
(lib/codex-usage.ts) reads the human message out of it, whole or
truncated, so the error fits on one line.
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- Line 197: Update the limits documentation so the no-refresh guarantee applies
only to accounts with matching snapshot entries. Clarify that fallback live
reads for accounts without a matching entry can refresh tokens.
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- Around line 267-268: In the merge handled by readPluginQuotaReadings, clear
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What changed in this PR
Updates limits and the quota poller to surface when cached accounts can no longer be read (without making extra upstream requests), and to display a one-line, human-readable refresh/auth failure reason.
Changes:
- Record per-account read failure metadata (
readFailedAt,readError) in the TUI quota overview snapshot and clear it when the account is successfully read again. - Teach
limitsto detect cached-but-unreadable accounts from existing plugin state, exclude them from pool totals, print anError:line with last-known figures, and exit with code1. - Normalize refresh/token endpoint error text into a readable single-line message.
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lib/tui-quota-overview.ts |
Stores masked failure reason into the overview snapshot and clears it when a fresh account response is merged. |
lib/tui-quota-cache.ts |
Extends snapshot schema/validation to include optional readFailedAt/readError. |
scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js |
Excludes unreadable cached accounts from pool totals; prints read-failure details; uses summarized error messages. |
lib/codex-usage.ts |
Adds summarizeCodexErrorMessage to extract a human message from (possibly truncated) JSON error bodies. |
test/tui-quota-overview.test.ts |
Adds coverage for failure metadata persistence and clearing on successful merge. |
test/standalone-cli.test.ts |
Adds CLI coverage for failure reporting, pool exclusion, exit code behavior, and one-line JSON-body error messaging. |
docs/tools-and-cli.md |
Documents behavior for unreadable cached accounts and pool-total exclusion/exit code. |
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| const prefix = text.slice(0, start).trim().replace(/:$/, ""); | ||
| const readable = complete ? message : `${message.replace(/\.*$/, "")}…`; | ||
| summary = prefix ? `${prefix}: ${readable}` : readable; | ||
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Fixed in 7daeda9: the captured message is decoded with JSON.parse as a string literal. For a body cut off mid-escape, a dangling \ or partial \uXXX is dropped first. Covered by the new summarizeCodexErrorMessage tests (\n, \", \u00e9, truncated escape).
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| "the plugin's last poll of it failed", | ||
| {}, | ||
| { readFailedAt: Date.now() - 86_400_000, readError: "Your refresh token has already been used" }, | ||
| /Error:\s+Your refresh token has already been used \(failing since \d{4}-[^)]*\(1d ago\)\); last known figures below/, | ||
| ], | ||
| [ | ||
| "the request path last had it refused", | ||
| { cooldownReason: "auth-failure", coolingDownUntil: Date.now() + 60_000 }, | ||
| {}, | ||
| /Error:\s+the plugin's last request with it was refused \(auth failure\); last known figures below/, | ||
| ], | ||
| ])("limits: reports a cached account the plugin can no longer read once %s, without asking upstream", async (_case, accountOver, entryOver, line) => { |
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Fixed in 7daeda9: the table rows are now factories of now, and each test takes Date.now() in its own body, so the formatted age no longer depends on when the table was built.
Review follow-ups on the failure marks the pool poller leaves on a kept reading. - A timeout, network error, 429 or 5xx marked the account as unusable, so `limits` dropped a seat whose credentials still worked from the pool total and exited 1. `ensureCodexUsageAccessToken` (lib/codex-usage.ts) now throws a `CodexAuthError` carrying the refresh failure reason, with the transient rule `refreshAndUpdateToken` already applies, and `isCodexCredentialFailure` tells a refused refresh, an invalidated access token or a deactivated workspace apart from the rest. Only those mark the reading; a transient failure keeps whatever an earlier poll concluded. - `readFailedAt` is now the latest such failure and `readFailedSince` the first, and a header reading clears the mark only when it is newer than the latest failure. A response recorded before a failed poll no longer erases that failure. - An `auth-failure` cooldown counted after it expired. It now counts while it runs, or after it while the stored access token has also expired, which means no refresh has succeeded since. - `summarizeCodexErrorMessage` decodes the message as a JSON string, so `\n`, `\t` and `\uXXXX` read correctly, including in a body cut off mid-escape. - The docs no longer promise that `limits` never refreshes a token: an account with no snapshot entry is read live and can be refreshed. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm e07a557
`summarizeCodexErrorMessage` (lib/codex-usage.ts) decodes the message it reads out of an OAuth error body as a JSON string, so an escaped `\u001b` became a live ESC. Whitespace folding and token masking leave it in place, and `limits` printed it to the terminal, where an ANSI sequence from the endpoint could recolour or hide the report. C0, DEL and C1 characters are now replaced with a space before the line is folded. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm e07a557
Summary
What changed?
limitsnow says which accounts the plugin can no longer read, and it still makes no request to find out:lib/tui-quota-overview.ts) keeps an account's previous reading because its credentials are dead (a refused refresh, an invalidated access token, a deactivated workspace), it records on that entry when the latest such read failed (readFailedAt), when they started failing (readFailedSince), and why (readError, masked, one line). A timeout, network error, 429 or 5xx marks nothing.ensureCodexUsageAccessTokenthrows aCodexAuthErrorcarrying the refresh failure reason, andisCodexCredentialFailureapplies the transient rulerefreshAndUpdateTokenalready uses. A header reading merged in from the request path clears the mark only when it is newer than the latest failure.limitsreads the failure from state the plugin already holds: that snapshot entry, or anauth-failurecooldown the request path left on the account (counted while it runs, or after it while the stored access token has also expired). It shows the last known figures under anError:line, leaves the account out of the pool total, and exits 1.limitsstill never refreshes a token or reads usage for an account with a snapshot entry.{.summarizeCodexErrorMessage(lib/codex-usage.ts) reads the human message out of the body, whether complete or truncated, so the error fits on one line.Why is this needed?
The poller keeps a failing account's last good reading so that the pool line is not judged on a subset. For an account whose refresh token has died, that means its last figures stay forever.
limitsreports the poller's snapshot, so it showed a dead seat as healthy and idle (0% used,Read: 2d 20h ago) and counted it toward the pool total.Testing
npm run lintnpm run buildnpm test: the touched suites pass (standalone-cli,tui-quota-overview,tui-quota-cache,codex-usage,doc-parity). The full run's remaining failures (request-hardening502 case, and threetime-skewcases) also fail on baremainat 924127c.Error:and drop out of the pool total.Compliance Confirmation
Notes
readFailedAtandreadErrorare optional fields in the overview snapshot, so older snapshots still validate.--jsongainsreadFailureon an affected account.Summary by CodeRabbit
limitskeeps its last known figures visible, shows a readable error, excludes those figures from pool totals, and exits with a failure status.--refreshreads the full pool live and updates the snapshot only when the full read succeeds and the snapshot is eligible.note: greptile review for oc-chatgpt-multi-auth. cite files like
lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.the pr appears safe to merge; no outstanding findings remain.
Summary
the pr reports cached accounts whose credentials the plugin can no longer use. since the previous review, it also removes decoded control characters from error messages and adds vitest coverage for escaped ansi sequences.
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