Rework #4942 and #4989 into one ambiguous-resend gate with one grant per request - #5342
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Client->>ResponsesPassthrough: send native Responses request
ResponsesPassthrough->>Upstream: open request or SSE stream
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RequestResendGate-->>ResponsesPassthrough: allow or refuse replacement
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리뷰 · 우선순위 74 / 80이 PR은 “연결이 끊겼는데, 클라이언트가 아직 답을 못 본 경우”에만 요청을 한 번 더 보낼지 정하는 문을 하나로 모아요. 예전에는 머리(헤더) 앞에서 끊긴 경우(#4942)와 머리 뒤에서 SSE만 조금 받은 경우(#4989)가 각각 따로 다시 보냈어요. 같은 요청이 두 번 다 걸리면 추론이 두 번 더 나갈 수 있었어요. 지금은 방향과 게이트·예산·테스트 짜임은 좋아요. 그런데 아래 한 줄이 그대로면, 켠 공급자에서도 교체가 사실상 안 나가요. 로컬 스위트는 안 돌렸다고 적혀 있고, 이 테스트가 CI에서 먼저 깨질 거예요.
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 이 PR이 합쳐지면 #4942·#4989는 같은 일을 두 갈래로 하던 옛 PR이에요. 본문은 “둘 다 열린 채, 이 PR이 대체한다고 쓰지 말자”고 해요. 합친 뒤 둘을 닫을지, 남은 조각만 이슈로 남길지 정해 주세요. 너의 추천
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Requesting changes on exact head 862502add9411111dc335ee90cfd4aa370aebab4.
src/server/responses/reset-replay.ts:93-103 treats the second argument to ambiguousResendAllowanceFor as a parsed Responses body and eagerly calls selfContainedResponsesBody(inboundBody). However, src/server/responses/passthrough-dispatch.ts:722-733 and the new tests pass a lazy () => boolean callback. Because the parameter is typed as unknown, TypeScript accepts this, but the function object is not a request body, so selfContainedResponsesBody always returns false. The opt-in is therefore functionally disabled and every otherwise eligible retry is refused as ambiguous-request-not-replayable.
Please make this contract consistently callback-based and preserve the intended laziness, for example by accepting requestIsSelfContained: () => boolean and exposing selfContained through a getter that invokes it only when the gate reads it. Then rerun replacement exact-head CI. The current head already has failing test shards, so it must not merge as-is.
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Re-reviewed replacement head 4c94b3384cebc1ef365b1860ae6e14cb533633cb. The requested blocker is fixed correctly: ambiguousResendAllowanceFor now accepts () => boolean, exposes selfContained through a getter, and therefore preserves both the caller memoization and no-opt-in laziness while making the old function-as-body mistake a type error. The follow-up cancellation change also avoids issuing a guaranteed-rejected cancel against a body locked by the in-flight preflight; the settled selected body remains the cleanup owner.
I am leaving the prior requested-changes state in place until replacement exact-head CI completes. This branch also inherits the current dev failures now being repaired in #5338, so after #5338 lands it must be refreshed and rerun before approval or merge. No additional code blocker found in the follow-up diff.
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Use a site-relative link for the retryOnReset reference.
Line 72 links with providers.md#provider-entries-ocxproviderconfig. Every other cross-page link in this documentation set uses a site-relative, extensionless URL — for example /reference/configuration/routing/ and /guides/providers/#approval-reviewer-per-provider on the providers page, and /reference/configuration/server/#claude-code from the locale pages. A relative .md target resolves against the built route /reference/configuration/, which produces /reference/configuration/providers.md rather than the published /reference/configuration/providers/ route. The anchor slug itself is correct.
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refetchAfterProtocolSafeResetrejects 401 and JSON error responses because it requiresreplacement.okand an SSE-compatible content type. However,replacement.okaccepts any 2xx response, while the callback does not require the replacement status to match the original. A 200 SSE response can therefore be replaced by a 201 SSE response, while the wrapper still exposes the original status and headers. Compare the replacement status and effective content-type contract with the original before selecting it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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far the caller observed the exchange and why it failed. For a stage whose commitment is nothing-observed and a cause whose evidence is unknown it answers refused-ambiguous, and it names the only thing that may override that answer: a narrowly scoped recovery a maintainer opted into and bounded. Two separate overrides is one too many. A request that resets before the response head and again after it would buy a replacement send on each side, and the second one is exactly the duplicated inference the refusal exists to prevent. request-resend-gate.ts is the single place the override is applied. It derives stage, cause, permission and send class from request-failure-model.ts and adds nothing of its own except the grant, which it claims at the moment it authorises rather than earlier -- so a caller cannot ask without paying, and a committed or futile failure refuses without draining the replacement a later ambiguous reset would have been entitled to. The cause can be asked in terms of the AttemptRecoveryKind the send will be recorded as, which is what keeps the reason in the log and the reason the gate weighed from being two different values. The grant itself lives on the request's execution budget, beside the physical-send ledger, because it has to be shared in exactly the same places: a combo child derives its own budget from the parent's ledger, and two counters would let one logical request replace an unknown-state send twice. It is not a send budget -- an authorised replacement still has to fit inside remainingBaseSends like everything else. Registers the three test files this branch adds in both the layout map and the independent expectation fixture.
…he shared gate #4942 and #4989 arrived as two features and are one. Both ask whether a native Responses send that failed with the caller having observed nothing may be sent again; they differ only in where they ask it. #4942 asks before any response head, #4989 after a head whose SSE body carried only control events. Against the landed stage table those are the same row, so this is one rework rather than two merged branches. The provider opts in with providers.<name>.retryOnReset, the request has to be one reset-replay.ts can judge self-contained -- store: false, complete input, no server-side continuation state, only client-executed tools -- and the whole logical request holds one replacement grant, whichever stage asks for it. replacements counts duplicate inferences the operator accepts, not retries and not sends, which is why its ceiling is two rather than a send budget. Pre-header: fetchWithResetRetry takes a claim callback rather than a count. A count handed to each leg is a count each leg holds, and the rotation, refresh and same-target 429 legs all carry the same turn. Once a replacement has gone out the leg can only settle as the refusal -- including when a later attempt fails some other way, because throwing there becomes a 502 at the caller and a 502 is what the Codex client re-sends four more times. The 401 replay leg is routed through the same helper for exactly that reason; it used to reject straight into that path. Post-header: the SSE preflight now reports the stage it observed rather than a boolean, and the gate decides. headers-only before any parsed event, protocol-prelude after response.created, semantic-output once anything else arrives -- including a payload the inspector could not parse, because an unreadable frame may be output. #4989 required response.created; the table gives headers-only the same commitment and therefore the same answer, so it is admitted rather than refused. A response.created whose snapshot already carries output items is not a prelude. The replacement send is charged to the same request counter every other send uses and recorded with the kind the gate derived its cause from, so one authorisation is one reason and one send. The deferred preflight only wraps a body when the provider opted in, so a proxy that configures nothing buffers nothing and its first byte is unchanged. Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: lidge-jun <bitkyc08@gmail.com>
structure/transports/responses.md said a pre-header reset is always the terminal refusal and that only a replay-safe operation opts into reset retries. Both sentences are now wrong in the same place, so the reset-retry section gains the gate beside it, the combo streaming boundary says that native post-header recovery shares the same reader and reports a stage, and the core-module table gains reset-replay.ts and the grant it hands to request-send-budget.ts. docs-site documents retryOnReset as a provider field in the English source and in all seven locale tables, and the server reference paragraph that explains the 429 refusal now says how an operator opts out of it and what the grant covers. The devlog records the two remainders honestly. Neither #4191 nor #5180 is reached by this gate, and both investigations found something worth not losing: the WebSocket stage projection reports semantic-output for a failure carrying only response.created, and the #5180 symptom is a missing policy default plus a cooldown a single-key provider cannot currently write.
…ry send site The source oracle balanced `fetchWithTransientRetry(` occurrences against the call sites that take `attempts` from the provider resolver. The post-header replacement reaches upstream through `refetchAfterProtocolSafeReset` instead, so it drew on the resolver without being counted as a site and the equality broke at 6 against 5. Counting both helpers keeps the equality exact and widens what it protects: a second send helper added on the fixed constant now fails here rather than balancing silently.
`ambiguousResendAllowanceFor` declared its second parameter as `unknown` and handed it straight to `selfContainedResponsesBody`, while the dispatch site passed the memoized predicate. A function is not a record, so the judgment was always false and every opted-in reset refused as `ambiguous-request-not-replayable`. The feature was inert and nothing in the transport tests could see it, because they never reach the body judgment. The parameter is now `() => boolean` and the property is a getter, so the laziness the call site wanted is real and passing a body instead of a predicate is a typecheck failure rather than a silent false. Also stop cancelling the original body from the deferred wrapper once the preflight owns its reader: that body is locked, so the cancellation rejected and was swallowed. `initialize` already releases whichever body it selected when it observes a cancelled downstream, and that is the one that has to be let go.
responses-core-modules.test.ts derives the owner graph from the source imports and compares it to the inventory. A new sibling under src/server/responses/ has to be in one of the two lists or the comparison fails, which is the point: a new owner must not disappear from source-oracle coverage by being absent. It belongs in the inventory rather than the separately-owned boundary set, because structure/transports/responses.md already lists it in the per-request core-module ownership table. The 2000-line coverage now applies to it too, and passthrough-dispatch.ts remains the largest owner at 1762.
…error The new case asserted that a read error after output commits reports `semantic-output`. It cannot: `preflightComboStreamResponse` returns the body as `accepted` the moment output commits, so the error happens on the caller's side of the boundary and no stage is ever reported. Assert that instead, which is the stronger safety statement -- a committed stream never reaches the resend gate at all, rather than reaching it and being refused there -- and keep the prefix and the original error observable to whoever reads the returned body. The stage helper stays total, with a note that its committed branches exist so a later change to that loop cannot promote a committed stream by omission.
The stage a read error is reported at is only half the guarantee. What decides permission is that a stream which committed output never gets a replacement offered at all, and the seam that decides it is the deferred wrapper rather than the preflight. Assert it there: a prelude-only stream consults the recovery callback exactly once and at a stage whose `stageCommitment` is `nothing-observed`, and an output-bearing stream never consults it. The commitment is read from the failure model instead of compared against a written-out stage name, so a stage added to the model later cannot pass this by being unlisted.
…domain The layout map's regex seeds place a new test file on the day it is added, and the tooling oracle fails when a seed disagrees with the explicit entry, because that seed would put the next similarly named file in the wrong directory. `request-` seeds to `usage`, so `request-resend-gate.test.ts` pointed there while the explicit table said `lib`. Renamed rather than pinned: `pinnedOverrides` is for the historical files whose name says one thing and whose imports say another, not a place to park a file added today. `ambiguous-resend-gate` matches no seed, which is the case the oracle tolerates, and it says what the gate is about -- the ambiguous row of the stage table, which is precisely not the transient one. Updates both layout maps and the INV-RESEND-02 binding in structure/overview.md.
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A native Responses send can fail with the caller having observed nothing in two different places: the connection dies before any response head, or it dies after the head while the SSE body has carried only control events. #4942 handled the first and #4989 handled the second, and each bought its own replacement send. A request that hit both would send a possibly-executed inference twice more, which is the exact duplicate the refusal exists to prevent. This reworks the two into one change.
src/lib/request-resend-gate.tsis the single gate. It derives stage, cause, permission and send class from the table #5266 landed inrequest-failure-model.tsand adds only the operator override that table already names forrefused-ambiguous. Three bounds apply at once: the provider opts in withproviders.<name>.retryOnReset, the request has to be onereset-replay.tscan judge self-contained (store: false, complete input, no server-side continuation state, client-executed tools only), and the whole logical request holds one replacement grant no matter how many stages ask. The grant lives on the request's execution budget beside the physical-send ledger, so a combo child that derives its own scope draws on the same counter instead of holding a second.Concretely, before and after for a provider with
retryOnReset: {}whose connection resets before the head and whose replacement stream then dies afterresponse.created:ambiguous-allowance-spentand settles as the existing 429upstream_reset_replay_refusedFour things changed relative to the original branches, and they are worth a reviewer's attention:
replayResets: numberbecame aclaimAmbiguousResend()callback onResetRetryOptions. A count spread into every dispatch leg is a count every leg holds, and the rotation, refresh and same-target 429 legs all carry the same turn.response.created. The preflight reports the stage it observed —headers-onlybefore any parsed event,protocol-preludeafterresponse.created,semantic-outputonce anything else arrives including a payload the inspector could not parse — and the table givesheaders-onlythe same commitment, so refusing it was refusing a row the table permits.fetchWithTransientRetry. It previously rejected straight intotransportFailureResponse, which answers 502, and 502 is the status the Codex client re-sends the whole turn on.retryOnReset.attemptsbecameretryOnReset.replacements(1..2, default 1). The semantics genuinely changed: it is no longer a per-leg total send count but the number of duplicate inferences one logical request may risk. The old key is rejected rather than silently ignored.The deferred SSE preflight only wraps a body when the provider opted in, so a proxy that configures nothing buffers nothing and its time to first byte is unchanged.
Carries #4942 (Fred Amartey) and #4989. Both remain open; neither is superseded by merging this.
#4191 and #5180 are not closed by this PR. Both are recorded with evidence in
devlog/_plan/260920_round2_followups/050_r4_remainders.md:classifyCodexWsFailurereportsafter-response-started— projected assemantic-output— as soon asrelayedEvents > 0, and the exchange countsresponse.createdas a relayed event. The failure model putsresponse.createdinprotocol-prelude. Fixing it needs a counter, andCodexWsStageRecordderives fromCodexWsFailureStagebyOmit, so a naive addition lands in a persisted record whose read-back whitelist would reject every existing row. It belongs with the lane that threadsfailureStage/failureCauseinto the record.headers-onlywith causerate-limit, which the table already answerspermittedand funds from the transient class — it needs no grant and no override. The reported symptom is thatrateLimitRetryPolicyForreturns null for every provider but the OpenCode Go destination, and thatkeyCooldownscannot be written by a single-key provider at all.Verification
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bun run typecheck, builds, installs and liveocxexecution were NOT RUN — this lane verifies through hosted CI only.bun run structure:checkandbun run privacy:scanwere also NOT RUN for the same reason; the structure edits were made againststructure/AGENTS.mdandstructure/manifest.jsonby hand, and no new source area or manifest entry was needed because both new modules sit under the already-mappedsrc/lib/andsrc/server/.Checks done by reading:
tests/fixtures/file-size-baseline.jsonexceptsrc/config.ts, which sits at its cap of 460 and is modified in place on one existing export line, so it stays at 460.passthrough-dispatch.tsgrows to 1762 against the 2000 threshold for untracked files.RESEND_REFUSALSis a frozen roster with the type derived from it, and a test asserts every declared member is reachable and every produced refusal is declared, so the roster cannot carry a dead name or miss a live one.REQUEST_FAILURE_STAGES×REQUEST_FAILURE_CAUSESandATTEMPT_RECOVERY_KIND_ROSTERand compare againstresendPermission,resendSendClassandcauseForRecoveryKindrather than against written-out expectations.scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json.Regression coverage added:
tests/lib/request-resend-gate.test.ts(the gate over the full cross product, and the one-grant-per-request property that is the whole point of the rework),tests/lib/upstream-retry.test.ts(the claim is asked once, never when there is no send left, never for a replay-safe operation, and a non-reset failure after a replacement settles as the refusal rather than a rejection),tests/lib/execution-budget-permits.test.ts(parent and derived child share one grant),tests/responses/responses-reset-replay.test.ts(the body judgment and the lazy allowance),tests/routing/combo-stream-preflight.test.ts(the observed stage at each boundary) andtests/server/management-provider-reset-replay.test.ts(the write-boundary validation, including thatretryOn429keeps its own field name now that both validators share one formatter).Checklist
The refusal body is synthesized and never carries the upstream exception, which can hold credentials or request data. The management write boundary redacts secret-shaped unknown field names and provider names, and a test pins that. The replacement send re-checks credential currency through
selectionIsCurrentbefore dispatch and re-runs the Codex reserve guard, so it cannot go out on a credential the request has since moved off.retryOnResetis off unless the operator writes it, and it degrades to absent on a malformed hand edit rather than sending the operator through invalid-config recovery.Summary by CodeRabbit
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retryOnResetacross supported languages.Bug Fixes