feat(retry): opt-in replay of a pre-response reset for self-contained Responses sends - #4942
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an opt-in ChangesResponses reset replay
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResponsesClient
participant passthroughDispatch
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ResponsesClient->>passthroughDispatch: Send native Responses request
passthroughDispatch->>resetReplay: Check provider policy and request body
resetReplay-->>passthroughDispatch: Return replayResets or no replay option
passthroughDispatch->>upstreamRetry: Send request with shared budget
upstreamRetry->>ResponsesOrigin: Open upstream connection
ResponsesOrigin-->>upstreamRetry: Return response bytes or pre-header reset
upstreamRetry->>ResponsesOrigin: Replay on fresh connection
upstreamRetry-->>ResponsesClient: Return response or upstream_reset_replay_refused
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🟡 Minor · Allow retryOnReset in full-object canonical openai writes. · auth-cors.ts:739-769
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAllow
retryOnResetin full-object canonicalopenaiwrites.The full-object POST path calls
providerManagementConfigErrorwithoutallowOperatorOverlays. ItssameCanonicalProviderSeedcomparison requires an exact key match, soretryOnResetis rejected beforeretryOnResetPolicyConfigErrorruns. The PATCH, editor, and reload paths already use the overlay-tolerant comparison.
retryOnResetis a validated policy for nativeopenai-responsessends, including the forward-auth ChatGPT backend. Remove it from the comparison candidate while retaining validation of the raw field:Proposed fix
delete canonicalCandidate.annotateEmptyToolOutputs; + delete canonicalCandidate.retryOnReset;The remaining canonical fields still require an exact match, so this does not weaken the canonical seed invariant.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Line 146: In the Turkish documentation row for retryOnReset, update the scope
wording from “yerel Responses gönderimleri” to “native Responses gönderimleri”
so it matches the English and Russian definitions and includes the canonical
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🟠 Major · Apply reset replay to the forward-auth 401 refresh send. · passthrough-dispatch.ts:1030-1057
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply reset replay to the forward-auth 401 refresh send.
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refreshPoolForwardAuthorrefreshNativeMainForwardAuthsucceeds, this branch sends the rebuilt request throughfetchWithHeaderTimeoutdirectly. An eligible request that resets before response headers therefore bypassesresetReplay, so it neither performs the configured bounded replay nor returns the configured replay refusal.The direct call also records only
noteRoutedAttemptSend; it does not charge the shared logical-request send budget throughnoteTransientSends. Wrap the send infetchWithTransientRetry, pass...resetReplay,remainingTransientSendBudget(transientSendAttempts()), andonSendsConsumed: noteTransientSends, and record each physical send inside the retry callback. Preserve the existing dispatch notifier and response adoption. Add a regression test for a pre-header reset after a successful forward-auth refresh.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/server.md`:
- Line 69: Update the retryOnReset descriptions in server.md and the
corresponding Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese
documentation to describe replay continuing until the configured total-send
budget is exhausted, subject to the existing per-leg budget, rather than
implying only one additional send. Preserve the existing configuration semantics
and terminology.
- Around line 73-74: Update the provider documentation wording so
upstream_reset_replay_refused is described as applying only when the replay
budget is exhausted or a non-cancellation replay failure occurs; document
cancellation separately. Apply the same correction consistently in the English,
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path must use fetchWithTransientRetry with ...resetReplay,
remainingTransientSendBudget(transientSendAttempts()), and onSendsConsumed:
noteTransientSends instead of calling fetchWithHeaderTimeout directly. Move the
physical-send accounting into the retry callback using noteTransientSends while
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regression coverage for a pre-header reset after successful
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- Line 817: Propagate the request-scoped resetReplay option from the
resetReplayOptions result through retryCodexPoolOnAlternateAccount, and apply it
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The newest CodeRabbit finding is valid on exact head 940c273b3494d4b8686035c5da280c5931b491a8, so ordinary approval must remain blocked.
resetReplay is computed once in passthrough-dispatch.ts and passed to the initial, rotation, refresh, and same-target sends, but the later retryCodexPoolOnAlternateAccount(...) call does not receive it. Inside core-codex-account.ts, the alternate-account request still uses fetchWithHeaderTimeout directly. An eligible self-contained request that moves to another pool account and then resets before headers therefore bypasses both the configured replay and the policy refusal/budget accounting. That contradicts the request-scoped “every leg” contract and makes behavior depend on which account leg reset.
Please thread the already-decided reset replay policy into the alternate-account helper and send that leg through the same budgeted transient/reset wrapper, without recomputing eligibility from a rebuilt body. Add focused coverage where the first account triggers an allowed move and the alternate send resets before headers, proving both the enabled replay path and the disabled/default refusal path with physical-send accounting. Re-run exact-head CI after the replacement head.
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Disposition from the retry and event-model consolidation that landed on This pull request is not superseded and is not being closed. Recording why it did not land in that branch, so the next step is explicit: The pre-header ambiguous-reset stage and its default refusal are now expressed in the shared table, which is what the It also overlaps #4989 in |
…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>
…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>
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…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>
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@Ingwannu the alternate-account finding is fixed, and there is a replacement head to approve when you have a moment.
Two cases in The same head also reworks the change onto #5266. The default refusal now reads the shared table instead of restating it, and the opt-in is funded only while that table keeps the cause in the transient class, which is what stops two bounded recoveries each buying a replacement send for one request. Local on this head: typecheck, |
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Line 148: Update the retryOnReset descriptions in the affected translated
provider configuration rows to state that eligible requests may be replayed
until reaching the configured total-send limit, rather than implying exactly one
additional send. In the Turkish row containing “bir kez daha gönderilir,” and
the corresponding Simplified and Traditional Chinese rows, preserve the existing
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In `@tests/responses/responses-pool-401-refresh.test.ts`:
- Around line 1152-1155: Update the request helper and this handleResponses test
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…per request (#5342) * feat(lib): one gate and one grant for an ambiguous resend 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. * feat(responses): replace an ambiguous native Responses send through the 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> * docs: record the ambiguous-resend gate and what the R4 remainders reach 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. * test(responses): count the post-header replacement as a transient-retry 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. * fix(responses): make the self-contained judgment reach the allowance `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. * test(responses): declare reset-replay.ts as an extracted owner 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. * test(responses): pin what a committed stream actually does at a read 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. * test(responses): prove the resend boundary where it is enforced 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. * test(layout): name the gate test so its seed does not contradict its 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. --------- Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com>
… Responses sends A native Responses send whose upstream connection closes before any response byte is answered with the non-replayable 429 refusal since lidge-jun#4798. Codex does not retry a 429, so on a long thread that close ends the turn, while the direct path would retry it as a transport error. Add `providers.<name>.retryOnReset`: off by default, one replay by default, up to three total sends. Only a request the proxy can judge self-contained is replayed (`store: false`, complete input, client-executed tools only, no server-side continuation state), decided once per request on the parsed inbound body and carried by every native passthrough leg. The replay is a ceiling inside the leg's existing send budget, never an addition to it. When it is spent, or a later attempt fails any other way, the same refusal is returned, so no exit can invite the client to resend. Replay-safe sidecar callers are unchanged. Validated at the management write boundary like `retryOn429`; a malformed block degrades to absent at load like `webSearchBridge`. Documented in the provider reference (all locales), the server notes and the owning structure sections.
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providers.<name>.retryOnReset, an opt-in that lets the native Responses passthrough send a request once more when the upstream connection closes before any response byte. Off by default; a bare{}opts in with one replay;attempts(1..3, default 2) is the total number of sends the replay may reach and never widens the send budget the leg already has.store: false, completeinput, client-executed tools only, and none ofprevious_response_id,conversation,backgroundorstream_id. The predicate insrc/server/responses/reset-replay.tsfails closed on any tool or item type it does not recognise and runs once on the parsed inbound body, so it costs nothing per send.replayResetsoption onfetchWithResetRetry, separate fromreplaySafeon purpose. Once the ceiling is reached, or a later attempt of that leg fails any other way, the helper returns the existing non-replayableupstream_reset_replay_refused429, so no exit of this path hands the client a status that invites the turn to be sent again (fix(retry): refuse ambiguous reset replay without inviting a client retry (#4741) #4798 stays intact). Callers that do not pass the option are unchanged.previous_response_idorconversationis out of scope by design.retryOn429and degraded to absent at load likewebSearchBridge, so a malformed hand edit of an off-by-default feature never sends the operator through invalid-config recovery.Why: a canonical ChatGPT send on a long thread can die before any response byte. Since 2.57.0 the proxy answers that with the 429 refusal and Codex, which does not retry a 429 (
retry_429: false), ends the turn withexceeded retry limit, last status: 429. On the direct path the same event is retried by the client's transport policy. Over six weeks on one Codex Desktop install this was about 2,000 pre-response closes across 28 threads, 83% of them in threads above 120k input tokens; before 2.57.0, 93% were resent by the client within ten seconds and 66% of those resends succeeded. The refusal is the right default. This gives an operator who understands the quota cost a bounded way to get the direct-path behaviour back for the requests where a replay can only repeat the inference.Those are requests the predicate accepts, checked on the wire rather than assumed. A Codex 0.155 turn captured at the proxy boundary is
store: falsewith the whole transcript asinput, the tool catalog inside anadditional_toolsitem asnamespacegroups offunctionandcustomtools, no roottools, and noprevious_response_idorconversation. A 197-item thread whose session had used subagents passedselfContainedResponsesBodythe same way as a fresh one.Sponsored surface
src/server/auth-cors.tsis in the sponsored set, and the hygiene gate flags it. The change there is ten lines in three places every provider option already occupies: theretryOnReset: "editor"entry inPROVIDER_CONFIG_FIELD_POLICY, which the map's type requires for any new provider field; the write-boundary call toretryOnResetPolicyConfigErrornext to the identicalretryOn429andwebSearchBridgecalls; and onedelete canonicalCandidate.retryOnResetbesiderequestPacing, because a full-object write of the canonicalopenairow compares the candidate against the registry seed with an exact key match and would otherwise admit the field in validation and refuse it in the comparison. No authentication, CORS or credential logic is touched. This needsmaintainer-sponsoredafter review; happy to split the policy entry into its own commit if that helps.Reworked on the landed vocabulary
Rebased onto
devat91380c740, as one commit. Thanks for the merge and for writing thedisposition down; this is the rework it asked for.
The default refusal now reads the shared table instead of restating it. A connection reset is
transport-ambiguous, a send that died before a response head is atpre-header, and that pairis
refused-ambiguous.fetchWithResetRetryderives the verdict fromsrc/lib/request-failure-model.tsrather than holding a private rule, so a change to the tablereaches this path. That is the half of
replaySafe/replayResetsthat was duplicating thevocabulary, and it is gone. What remains is the bounded opt-in the verdict's own contract leaves
room for.
The send class answers the double-funding concern directly. The table keys that cause to the
transientclass, and the helper funds the opt-in only while it stays there: if the cause evermoved to another class this leg would be spending the wrong budget, and not replaying is the safe
reading. One logical request funds one pool of sends, which is the property that stops this and a
second bounded recovery each buying an independent replacement send. Concretely, under the
three-send base allowance a request that already moved accounts has nothing left for a replay,
and the test below pins that rather than papering over it.
The alternate-account leg is fixed, and that was a real gap. Thanks for catching it. The
decision is threaded into
retryCodexPoolOnAlternateAccountwith the counters the dispatcheralready owns, not recomputed from the rebuilt request, so the answer cannot depend on which leg
reset. That send now goes through the shared reset layer, which also changes what a reset there
answers: the refusal every other leg gives, instead of a transport throw the caller turns into a
client-retryable 502 for an ambiguous send. Two cases cover it, one per policy state; both fail
with the wrapper reverted.
Overlap with #4989. The two address different stages: that one recovers after
response.createdand before any output, this one before a response head exists. They now drawon the same class, so whichever lands first, the second cannot widen the request's send count.
If you would rather they arrive in a set order, say which, and I will put this one on top.
Earlier round, still in this head: the forward-auth 401 refresh send was unwrapped and had the
same gap CodeRabbit named; it is wrapped, with the dispatch notifier built once for the leg
because it notifies once per instance. Both documentation points are in as well, in every locale.
Every review thread on this branch is answered and resolved: the two documentation points and
the alternate-account finding, each with the commit the fix landed in.
Verification
devat91380c740; headb81b07eab, one commitbun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scanbun teston the touched suites, the account-move lane, the landed model's own suite and the layout/ratchet gates:responses-reset-replay,responses-pool-401-refresh,lib/upstream-retry,lib/failure-stage-model,providers/upstream-transient-retry,responses-send-budget-counts,responses-send-budget-errors,responses-core-modules,passthrough-headers,management-provider-reset-replay,test-layout,test-layout-tooling,file-size-ratchetcd docs-site && bun run buildChecklist
replayRefusalResponse()because the policy path needs it from a second place;retryOn429PolicyConfigErrornow shares its formatter with the new validator, same messages.retryOn429does.Review readiness checklist
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retryOnResetsupport for native Responses requests.Documentation