fix: make a failed browser launch and a failed account refresh visible (#5261) - #5332
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add browser-launch failure reporting to OAuth and API-key CLI logins. They also preserve account-pool rows after warm refresh failures and display localized stale-data status with retry support. ChangesCLI login browser reporting
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participant LoginCLI
participant BrowserLaunchReport
participant Browser
participant ManualPrompt
LoginCLI->>BrowserLaunchReport: track OAuth or dashboard launch
Browser-->>BrowserLaunchReport: return launch result or rejection
LoginCLI->>BrowserLaunchReport: await settled()
BrowserLaunchReport-->>LoginCLI: report warning
LoginCLI->>ManualPrompt: request code or API key
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participant AccountPoolHook
participant AccountsAPI
participant AccountPoolView
participant RetryAction
AccountPoolHook->>AccountsAPI: read account rows
AccountsAPI-->>AccountPoolHook: return rows or refresh failure
AccountPoolHook->>AccountPoolView: provide loadState and refreshFailed
AccountPoolView-->>AccountPoolView: preserve rows and show stale banner
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| // The controller does not await onAuth, so the launcher's answer cannot be reported from | ||
| // here — this returns long before it arrives. It reports itself instead, and the one | ||
| // thing that could collide with it waits below (#5261). | ||
| browser.track(launch(url)); |
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When ocx login kiro cannot import a local credential, loginKiro invokes onAuth with url: "" solely to display manual-token instructions (src/oauth/kiro.ts:417-429). This line passes that empty value to openUrl, which returns invalid-url, so every such login now falsely warns that no browser could be opened and tells the user to open a nonexistent URL. Guard URL-less onAuth events so they display their instructions without tracking or reporting a browser launch.
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Requesting changes on exact head 7e55da746ca644e6e2fc9f136e376139f779dd47.
The warm-empty boundary still hides the refresh failure. A successful /accounts response with accounts: [] is a valid last-good roster (hasLoadedRef.current === true). If the user then adds their first account and the next /accounts read fails, the controller correctly leaves loadState as ready and sets refreshFailed = true, but CodexAccountPoolLoadStates renders the stale notice only when accountsCount > 0. The surface therefore continues to present the old empty state as current, and the newly added account is silently absent — the same defect this PR is meant to expose.
Please show the warm-refresh failure whenever a prior load succeeded, including an empty prior roster, while keeping the cold loadState === "error" precedence. Add a controller/render regression for: successful empty load -> server gains first account -> refresh fails -> stale notice and retry are visible. The GUI screenshot requirement (or an explicit maintainer waiver) and exact-head required CI also need to be satisfied before merge.
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In `@src/oauth/login-cli.ts`:
- Line 45: Update withPrompt to lazily create the readline interface inside the
default ask function, rather than before runLogin starts. Reuse that interface
for rl.question calls, pass ask to body, and close it in finally only when it
was created.
- Around line 142-163: Wrap the withPrompt call containing login and its
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| body: (ask: (question: string) => Promise<string>) => Promise<T>, | ||
| ): Promise<T> { | ||
| if (supplied) return await body(supplied); | ||
| const rl = readline.createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout }); |
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Create the readline interface only when ask() runs.
withPrompt creates the interface before runLogin starts. If piped OAuth input arrives while the provider prepares the flow, readline can consume it before rl.question() is registered. The later manual-code prompt can then wait for another line and hang.
Create the interface lazily inside the default ask function. Close it only if a question created it.
Proposed fix
- const rl = readline.createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout });
+ let rl: ReturnType<typeof readline.createInterface> | undefined;
+ const ask = (question: string): Promise<string> => {
+ rl ??= readline.createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout });
+ return new Promise(resolve => rl!.question(question, resolve));
+ };
try {
- return await body(question => new Promise<string>(resolve => rl.question(question, resolve)));
+ return await body(ask);
} finally {
- rl.close();
+ rl?.close();
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In `@src/oauth/login-cli.ts` at line 45, Update withPrompt to lazily create the
readline interface inside the default ask function, rather than before runLogin
starts. Reuse that interface for rl.question calls, pass ask to body, and close
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| await withPrompt(deps.ask, async (ask) => { | ||
| await login(name, { | ||
| onAuth: ({ url, instructions }) => { | ||
| console.log(`\n🔐 Opening browser for ${name} login...\n${url}\n`); | ||
| if (instructions) console.log(instructions); | ||
| void openUrl(url); | ||
| // The controller does not await onAuth, so the launcher's answer cannot be reported from | ||
| // here — this returns long before it arrives. It reports itself instead, and the one | ||
| // thing that could collide with it waits below (#5261). | ||
| browser.track(launch(url)); | ||
| }, | ||
| onProgress: (m) => console.log(` ${m}`), | ||
| onManualCodeInput: () => | ||
| new Promise((res) => rl.question("Paste redirect URL or code (or wait for browser): ", res)), | ||
| onManualCodeInput: async () => { | ||
| // "or wait for browser" is a lie if nothing opened, and a warning printed after readline | ||
| // has drawn the prompt lands on the line the user is typing on. | ||
| await browser.settled(); | ||
| return await ask("Paste redirect URL or code (or wait for browser): "); | ||
| }, | ||
| }); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| rl.close(); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| // A device or polling provider never prompts, so nothing above waited on the launcher. It is | ||
| // still owed an answer before this claims the login worked. | ||
| await browser.settled(); |
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Await the browser launch before propagating login errors.
The provider flow can invoke onAuth and then reject. onAuth starts the tracked browser launch, but the rejection from runLogin causes withPrompt to reject before line 163 runs. The CLI can report the login error before the launch warning, or terminate before the warning appears.
Move the wait into a finally block around withPrompt. Add a regression test for this ordering.
Proposed fix
- await withPrompt(deps.ask, async (ask) => {
- await login(name, {
+ try {
+ await withPrompt(deps.ask, async (ask) => {
+ await login(name, {
// Existing controller callbacks.
- });
- });
+ });
+ });
+ } finally {
+ await browser.settled();
+ }
// A device or polling provider never prompts, so nothing above waited on the launcher.
- await browser.settled();📝 Committable suggestion
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| await withPrompt(deps.ask, async (ask) => { | |
| await login(name, { | |
| onAuth: ({ url, instructions }) => { | |
| console.log(`\n🔐 Opening browser for ${name} login...\n${url}\n`); | |
| if (instructions) console.log(instructions); | |
| void openUrl(url); | |
| // The controller does not await onAuth, so the launcher's answer cannot be reported from | |
| // here — this returns long before it arrives. It reports itself instead, and the one | |
| // thing that could collide with it waits below (#5261). | |
| browser.track(launch(url)); | |
| }, | |
| onProgress: (m) => console.log(` ${m}`), | |
| onManualCodeInput: () => | |
| new Promise((res) => rl.question("Paste redirect URL or code (or wait for browser): ", res)), | |
| onManualCodeInput: async () => { | |
| // "or wait for browser" is a lie if nothing opened, and a warning printed after readline | |
| // has drawn the prompt lands on the line the user is typing on. | |
| await browser.settled(); | |
| return await ask("Paste redirect URL or code (or wait for browser): "); | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| } finally { | |
| rl.close(); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| // A device or polling provider never prompts, so nothing above waited on the launcher. It is | |
| // still owed an answer before this claims the login worked. | |
| await browser.settled(); | |
| try { | |
| await withPrompt(deps.ask, async (ask) => { | |
| await login(name, { | |
| onAuth: ({ url, instructions }) => { | |
| console.log(`\n🔐 Opening browser for ${name} login...\n${url}\n`); | |
| if (instructions) console.log(instructions); | |
| // The controller does not await onAuth, so the launcher's answer cannot be reported from | |
| // here — this returns long before it arrives. It reports itself instead, and the one | |
| // thing that could collide with it waits below (#5261). | |
| browser.track(launch(url)); | |
| }, | |
| onProgress: (m) => console.log(` ${m}`), | |
| onManualCodeInput: async () => { | |
| // "or wait for browser" is a lie if nothing opened, and a warning printed after readline | |
| // has drawn the prompt lands on the line the user is typing on. | |
| await browser.settled(); | |
| return await ask("Paste redirect URL or code (or wait for browser): "); | |
| }, | |
| }); | |
| }); | |
| } finally { | |
| await browser.settled(); | |
| } | |
| // A device or polling provider never prompts, so nothing above waited on the launcher. It is | |
| // still owed an answer before this claims the login worked. |
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In `@src/oauth/login-cli.ts` around lines 142 - 163, Wrap the withPrompt call
containing login and its callbacks in a try/finally block, and await
browser.settled() in the finally so browser-launch warnings are emitted before
login errors propagate or termination occurs. Remove the subsequent
unconditional wait, and add a regression test covering a provider that starts
onAuth then rejects, verifying the launch warning precedes the propagated login
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리뷰 · 우선순위 61 / 80이 PR은 #5261에 남았던 두 가지를 고칩니다. 첫째,
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 GUI 스크린샷 게이트는 이 레인에서 빌드·실행이 금지라 비어 있습니다. DOM 테스트로 배너를 잡은 것이면 게이트를 넘길지, 스크린샷을 따로 받을지 정해 주세요. #5292를 이 PR에서 “이미 닫힘”으로만 정리하는 것도 맞는지 한 번만 확인해 주세요. types/config 분할이나 미리보기 배포와는 무관합니다. 같은 결함의 열린 중복 PR은 보이지 않습니다. 너의 추천 빈 URL 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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`openUrl` reports whether the OS launcher actually started, and the Codex account login prints it. The two generic CLI logins still called `void openUrl(...)`, so on a host with no browser both announced that they were opening one, printed a URL, and then asked a question that assumes it opened. Nothing distinguishes that from a login that is working, which is the whole of #5261. Reporting it is an ordering problem, not a message problem. The OAuth controller does not await `onAuth` — every provider calls it as `ctrl.onAuth?.(...)` and moves on — so the launcher's answer arrives after the flow has continued, and on a callback-server provider it has already drawn a readline prompt by then. A warning written at that moment lands on the line the user is typing on. So the launch reports itself as soon as it settles, and the manual-code prompt waits on that report before asking; the key login awaits it before it creates a reader at all. The sentence itself is now stated once. `BROWSER_LAUNCH_FAILED_HINT` keeps its ChatGPT-specific second line about the fixed callback port and `--device`, but derives its first line from the shared notice instead of repeating it. The handlers take an optional deps object because the contract worth holding is an order, and an order is only observable from something that records both events. Production passes none of them.
After a successful load, a failed account read left the Codex pool reporting `ready` with the rows it had before. Keeping those rows is deliberate — blanking a populated pool because one 30s poll missed is its own defect — but nothing distinguished a list the server had just confirmed from one that predated a failure. The shape a user hits: add an account, the read that would bring it over fails, and the dashboard shows the older accounts with the new one simply absent and no indication that anything went wrong (#5261). The controller now carries `refreshFailed` alongside `loadState`, for the same reason `refreshing` already lives there: `loadState` answers what the surface can draw, and a warm failure does not change that answer. Folding the failure into `loadState` would mean either flashing the cold skeleton over good data or saying nothing, and saying nothing is what this fixes. A cold failure still replaces the surface with its existing error. The pool renders a non-destructive amber status above the rows it is qualifying, with the retry the cold error already offers. It appears only when rows survived, so an empty cold failure still shows its own message rather than a banner describing nothing. The load-states prop also stops restating the load-state union and derives it from the controller instead.
#5292's GUI half landed in #5300 two hours before the plan was written, so the table's description of it is a snapshot, not open work. The lane note says what is already on dev and what holds it there. The two #5261 remainders are recorded with the reason each fix has the shape it does: the OAuth controller does not await onAuth, and the account roster keeps its rows on purpose.
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| // The controller does not await onAuth, so the launcher's answer cannot be reported from | ||
| // here — this returns long before it arrives. It reports itself instead, and the one | ||
| // thing that could collide with it waits below (#5261). | ||
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This changes the shared OAuth authentication flow and introduces a new browser-launch ordering contract, but the commit updates none of the architecture documents mapped to src/oauth/ in structure/INDEX.md. Document the new launch-reporting and prompt-ordering behavior in each applicable mapped document so the repository’s architecture source of truth does not remain stale.
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| // A cold failure has nothing to show, so it replaces the surface. A warm one keeps its rows | ||
| // — flashing the skeleton on a soft poll miss is its own defect — and says so instead of | ||
| // continuing to present them as current. | ||
| if (!hasLoadedRef.current) setLoadState("error"); | ||
| setRefreshFailed(true); |
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When /accounts fails quickly but the concurrent /active request hangs, this state update is not reached until Promise.all([accountsTask, activeTask]) settles. That can leave the old roster looking current for the shared 20-second timeout—or substantially longer during validatePending—even though the account failure is already known, preserving the misleading post-add state this change is intended to fix. Set the generation-guarded failure state in accountsTask's failure path instead of waiting for the unrelated active-account read.
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Two remainders #5288 left open on #5261, plus a correction to the plan's #5292 row.
ocx login <provider>now says when no browser opened. Both generic CLI logins calledvoid openUrl(...), so on a host with no launcher each printed a URL, announced that it was opening a browser, and then asked a question that assumes it opened — indistinguishable from a login that is working. The Codex account login already reported this; these two did not.Reporting it is an ordering problem rather than a message problem.
OAuthController.onAuthreturnsvoidand all thirteen provider call sites invoke it asctrl.onAuth?.(...)and continue, so the launcher's answer arrives after the flow has moved on — on a callback-server provider, after#waitForCallbackhas already calledonManualCodeInput. A warning written at that moment lands on the line the user is typing on. MakingonAuthawaitable would change the controller contract and every call site, which is far more than this defect warrants. So the launch reports itself when it settles, and the two things that could collide with it wait on that report: the manual-code prompt awaits it before asking, and the key login awaits it before it constructs a reader at all. A polling provider that never prompts is still told before the login claims success.BROWSER_LAUNCH_FAILED_HINTkeeps its ChatGPT-specific second line about the fixed callback port and--device, and now derives its first line from the shared notice, so the sentence has one home across all three logins.A failed account refresh no longer reads as a current roster. After a successful load, a failed account read left the Codex pool reporting
readywith the rows it had before. Keeping those rows is deliberate — blanking a populated pool because one 30s poll missed is its own defect — but nothing distinguished a list the server had just confirmed from one that predated a failure. The reported shape: add an account, the read that would bring it over fails, and the dashboard shows the older accounts with the new one simply absent.The controller now carries
refreshFailedbesideloadState, for the same reasonrefreshingalready lives there:loadStateanswers what the surface can draw, and a warm failure does not change that answer. It clears where the rows are painted, inside the/accountssuccess branch, rather than at the settle —/activeruns on a much longer budget, and clearing at the settle would label the rows that just replaced the stale ones as the stale ones for that whole window. A cold failure still replaces the surface with its existing error, and the banner renders only when rows survived.#5292 needs no change. The plan's table describes
gui/src/pages/Logs.tsxas restating the recovery-kind union with nine of thirteen members. That stopped being true two hours before the plan was written:555f0cacdf(#5300) replaced the copy with the durable roster, closed the label map withsatisfies Record<AttemptRecoveryKind, string>, and added the four missing labels to all ten catalogs.tests/usage/request-outcome-agreement.test.tsholds both halves. The row is stale, not open.Verification
Static review plus hosted CI at this exact head.
NOT RUN — no local suite, no individual test file, no
bun run typecheck, no build, no install, noocxexecution, no service restart, and no credential or configuration change. This lane is not permitted to run them; CI on this head is the evidence.Checked by reading, because these are what a merge breaks rather than what a branch's own CI catches:
tests/fixtures/file-size-baseline.json; the ten i18n catalogs are in itsexemptlist.tests/oauth/oauth-login-cli-browser-launch.test.tsis registered in bothscripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json.tests/test-layout.test.tswalks the repository-roottests/only, so the newgui/tests/file needs no registration.CodexAccountLoadStategained no member.CodexAccountPoolControllergained one, and the source-oracle roster ingui/tests/codex-account-pool-controller.test.tsnames it.gui/tests/locale-parity.test.tsandgui/tests/claude-desktop-locale.test.tsboth require.CodexAccountPoolLoadStatesstopped restating the load-state union and derives it from the controller.New coverage, with the non-regression cases labelled as such in the files:
tests/oauth/oauth-login-cli-browser-launch.test.ts— records the warning and the prompt as an ordered event log, so what is asserted is that the failure reaches the user before the question, not merely that it reaches them. Covers the callback-server shape, the polling shape that never prompts, a launcher that throws, the key-login prompt, and the report helper's own ordering. The launcher, the terminal and the provider are injected; nothing spawns a browser or attaches to stdin.gui/tests/codex-account-pool-stale-refresh.test.tsx— drives the controller through a warm failure and back, including the case where/accountshas landed and/activehas not, and asserts the rendered banner against a mounted DOM: present with surviving rows, absent after a successful refresh, and never in place of the cold error.The GUI screenshot gate
enforce-targetrequires a screenshot for a PR that mentionsgui. Producing one needsbun run build:guiand a running proxy, and this lane is forbidden to build, install or runocx, so there is no screenshot to attach.What can be checked instead is in the diff. The rendered markup is asserted against a mounted DOM in
gui/tests/codex-account-pool-stale-refresh.test.tsxrather than described: the banner appears only when rows survived, carries the catalog string, and yields to the cold error when both conditions hold. The visual change is one element reusing the existing.pwi-auth-stateblock with a--stalemodifier that parallels--errorline for line, built from the--amber/--amber-softpair the theme already defines withlight-dark(). It renders above the account cards, in the slot the cold error already occupies, so it displaces nothing.Checklist
devsrc/behaviour changes, and assert the ordering and staleness contracts rather than that a call succeededCloses #5261
#5292 is already closed by #5300 and is not touched here.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Localization