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WalkthroughThe changes add persistent DSH permission presets and configurable upstream retry seeding for active provider routes. They also update Codex credential documentation and add localized strings for the btw side-question interface. ChangesPermission Preset Memory
Upstream Retry Seeding
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Review comments at @scripts/verify-permission-prefs.mjs:
- Around line 297-300: Update the “post-plan restore teaches again” check in the
observer test so its assertion requires a new file write: clear the permission
preference after appending the inactive plan event and before appending the
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- Around line 129-131: Update the provider tracking around ensureUpstreamRetry
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- Around line 153-154: Update the SETTINGS_CONFLICT retry in the upstream retry
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| env.agent.session.append('plan/mode', { active: false }) | ||
| env.agent.session.append('permission/preset', { preset: 'safe' }) | ||
| await settle() | ||
| check('observer: post-plan restore teaches again', readPermissionPref() === 'safe') |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The "post-plan restore teaches again" check passes even when the restore does not write the file.
Line 296 has already confirmed that the file holds safe. Line 298 appends the same safe again. If the observer does not persist the post-plan event, the file still holds safe, and Line 300 still passes. The assertion checks a condition that is already true, so it cannot catch a regression where the post-plan restore stops writing.
Fix: clear the file before the restore event, or restore to a different preset than the one the file holds.
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--- "a/scripts/verify-permission-prefs.mjs"
+++ "b/scripts/verify-permission-prefs.mjs"
@@ -294,10 +294,11 @@
env.agent.session.append('permission/preset', { preset: 'read-only' })
await settle()
check('observer: in-plan switches do not teach the preference', readPermissionPref() === 'safe', readPermissionPref())
env.agent.session.append('plan/mode', { active: false })
+ clearPref()
env.agent.session.append('permission/preset', { preset: 'safe' })
await settle()
check('observer: post-plan restore teaches again', readPermissionPref() === 'safe')
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| env.agent.session.append('plan/mode', { active: false }) | |
| env.agent.session.append('permission/preset', { preset: 'safe' }) | |
| await settle() | |
| check('observer: post-plan restore teaches again', readPermissionPref() === 'safe') | |
| env.agent.session.append('plan/mode', { active: false }) | |
| clearPref() | |
| env.agent.session.append('permission/preset', { preset: 'safe' }) | |
| await settle() | |
| check('observer: post-plan restore teaches again', readPermissionPref() === 'safe') |
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Update the “post-plan restore teaches again” check in the observer test so its
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appending the inactive plan event and before appending the restore event, then
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| if (provider === undefined || provider === '' || upstreamRetryAttempted.has(provider)) return | ||
| upstreamRetryAttempted.add(provider) | ||
| void ensureUpstreamRetry(ctx, notify, [provider]) |
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Do not mark a provider complete before settings are available.
The channel can bind before the settings service registers, as noted in src/dsh-adapter/plugin.ts. In that case, ensureUpstreamRetry returns without writing, but this set retains the provider. Later binds to the same provider cannot seed its policy, so STREAM_CLOSED remains outside the intended retry policy for that attachment. Retry when settings becomes available, or record the provider only after a successful seed.
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Review comment at @src/dsh-adapter/channel/extensions.ts around lines 129 - 131:
Update the provider tracking around ensureUpstreamRetry so a provider is not
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| if ((error as { code?: unknown })?.code !== 'SETTINGS_CONFLICT') throw error | ||
| await settings.mutate('llm-pi-ai', upstreamRetryOps(missing), revision()) |
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Recheck the route after a settings conflict.
If another settings write adds an explicit retryPolicy after Line 145, the first mutation can return SETTINGS_CONFLICT. The retry refreshes only the revision. It then overwrites that explicit policy, despite the configured-policy exemption. Read the current section again and rebuild the operations before retrying.
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Review comment at @src/dsh-adapter/channel/upstream-retry.ts around lines 153 -
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Update the SETTINGS_CONFLICT retry in the upstream retry flow to reread the
current settings section, recalculate which routes lack an explicit retryPolicy,
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Preserve the configured-policy exemption when another write adds a retryPolicy
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| // fire-and-forget promise never blocks a bind. | ||
| const upstreamRetryAttempted = new Set<string>() | ||
| const seedUpstreamRetry = (provider: string | undefined): void => { | ||
| if (options.upstreamRetry === false) return |
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If a user starts once with the default enabled, ensureUpstreamRetry persists retryPolicy into the settings user layer. On a later start with upstreamRetry: false, this early return merely skips another write; it never removes the policy already installed by this feature, so the kernel continues retrying despite the documented opt-out. Track and unset TUI-owned policies, or avoid persisting the default in a way the opt-out cannot reverse.
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| retryPolicy: resolveRetryPolicy( | ||
| { mode: 'normal', maxRetries: UPSTREAM_RETRY_MAX_RETRIES, retryableCodes: [...UPSTREAM_RETRYABLE_CODES] }, | ||
| `dsh-auth: provider "${id}" retryPolicy`, |
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When a DSH session uses one of the built-in OAuth routes, this profile unconditionally includes the widened STREAM_CLOSED retry policy before channel seeding runs. Consequently, even a first launch with upstreamRetry: false still enables the newly added retry behavior for OpenAI, Anthropic, and the other OAuth routes, contradicting the advertised global opt-out. The profile construction needs access to the opt-out or must leave this widening to the gated seeding path.
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| // One retry on a stale-revision conflict (a concurrent write landed | ||
| // between describe and mutate); anything else propagates. | ||
| if ((error as { code?: unknown })?.code !== 'SETTINGS_CONFLICT') throw error | ||
| await settings.mutate('llm-pi-ai', upstreamRetryOps(missing), revision()) |
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If another settings writer adds an explicit retryPolicy after missing is computed, the first mutation correctly fails with SETTINGS_CONFLICT, but this retry reuses the stale missing list and overwrites that newly added policy at the fresh revision. This violates the promise that explicit policies are never replaced; after a conflict, reread the namespace and recompute the still-missing routes before retrying.
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| const revision = () => settings!.describe().find(row => row.ns === 'llm-pi-ai')?.revision | ||
| if (revision() === undefined) return | ||
| const missing = routesWithoutRetryPolicy(settingsValue(settings, 'llm-pi-ai'), routes) |
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If the optional settings service throws from describe() or get() during a bind—for example during service teardown or while reading a damaged settings source—these reads occur outside the function's error handler. Because the caller invokes ensureUpstreamRetry with void and no rejection handler, the rejection becomes an unhandledRejection, which this application routes through its fatal process guard, turning a best-effort retry enhancement into a TUI shutdown. Include the namespace/revision reads in the guarded path.
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| } else if (spec.plan !== true) { | ||
| // A static mode the user cycled to owns its canonical preset | ||
| // identity (the plan spec's canonical form is transient instead). | ||
| persistPermissionPref(permission.canonicalPermissionForMode(spec, session)) |
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When the current session has no durable permission identity, canonicalizeForMode returns success without applying one, and this line writes the target preset to the global preference before base.applyMode attempts the sandbox and approval events. Those kernel writes can be refused—for example while a turn is publishing—and base.applyMode catches that failure internally, leaving the preference changed even though the session never entered the requested mode. The next untouched session can therefore auto-apply a preset from a failed switch; persist only after confirming the target atoms or identity landed.
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| * the pre-plan identity capture until the plan atoms have been applied. | ||
| * The canonical preset the plan entry switches to is a transient working | ||
| * state (restored on exit), so the preference must not learn it. */ | ||
| let planEntryInFlight = false |
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The Shift+Tab handler does not serialize cycleMode, so rapid presses can overlap while an official permission or plan command is awaiting confirmation. Because every transition shares this single boolean, one call's finally can clear it while another plan entry is still pending; the latter's transient permission/preset event is then treated as an ordinary durable choice and written to permission.json. Use a per-session/in-flight counter or serialize transitions so one operation cannot disable another's plan guard.
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| deps.modeActions.refreshMode() | ||
| // Same pattern as the preferred effort above: the remembered | ||
| // permission preference seeds sessions that never chose their own. | ||
| void deps.modeActions.applyRememberedPermission() |
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When the official /permission handler yields asynchronously, this fire-and-forget call lets binding finish and exposes the channel to input before the remembered sandbox and approval preset has landed. An immediate first prompt can therefore assemble and run under the composition default—for example danger-full-access on Windows—even when the remembered choice is read-only. Gate channel readiness or the first submission on this initialization rather than treating a security-policy write like a cosmetic preference.
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| * Runs against the compiled channel (imports ../lib/types/…). Run after | ||
| * pnpm build: node scripts/verify-permission-prefs.mjs |
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This script is only documented as a manual post-build command and is not referenced by package.json, scripts/run-ci-group.mjs, or the CI workflow. As a result, the newly added permission-persistence and retry-policy behavior can regress while every required check remains green; add the bounded script to the appropriate CI group so the assertions introduced here actually protect subsequent changes.
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| /** Upstream auto-retry for DSH sessions (default on): seed a retry | ||
| * policy (5 attempts, transport-drop-aware failure codes) on the | ||
| * llm-pi-ai provider route the bound session actually uses whenever |
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UPSTREAM_RETRY_MAX_RETRIES is explicitly defined as retries after the initial request, so the configured value 5 permits six total model requests. Calling this policy “5 attempts” in the public configuration contract understates the possible request and billing count; either describe it as five retries/six attempts or use maxRetries: 4 if five total attempts is the intended cap.
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…y upstream drops The Claude and Codex backends already remember their /permission picks across sessions; the DSH backend did not, so every new session restarted on the composition default. Persist the durable permission/preset identity at ~/.dsh-tui/permission.json: every switch teaches it (picker, typed /permission, Shift+Tab static modes, and switches the official command performed on its own via the event observer), and a session that never customized its permission planes is seeded with the remembered preset on bind through the same official /permission path. Plan-mode transients are excluded (the entry keeps the pre-plan memory, the exit restore teaches it again), an explicit DSH_PERMISSION_MODE pin outranks the file, and identities the mounted roster no longer offers are skipped. Upstream link drops (dsh-llm-pi-ai throws STREAM_CLOSED when the SSE stream ends with no terminal event) sit outside the stock retryable-code set, so the kernel llm-retry plugin never retried them. Seed a widened retry policy (normal mode, 5 retries, codes plus STREAM_CLOSED) on the llm-pi-ai route the bound session actually uses - at every bind (boot, /model switch, resume), through the official llm-pi-ai settings mutation path. Dormant channels are never written; routes with an explicit retryPolicy are never overwritten; cordis.yml upstreamRetry: false (default on) opts out. The plugin-owned OAuth routes get the same widened codes at registration. Closes #1414
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| for (const event of snapshotLiveSessionEvents(session)) { | ||
| const known = (event as { type: string }).type | ||
| if (known === 'permission/preset' || known === 'sandbox/mode' || known === 'approval/policy') return | ||
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In the normal DSH composition, the permission service appends initial permission/preset, sandbox/mode, and approval/policy events on session/created (the realistic harness in scripts/verify-empty-session-persistence.ts lines 113–120 reproduces this). Consequently every fresh session returns here and never applies ~/.dsh-tui/permission.json; for example, a remembered read-only choice can leave a Windows session on its danger-full-access default. Distinguish initializer-owned defaults from actual user customization, or apply the preference before those defaults; the new regression misses this because its fresh-session fixture starts with an empty history.
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| provider `env_key` from your own config (e.g. `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY`) that the | ||
| shell did not export is injected from the DSH credential store when the ref | ||
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When a custom provider's env_key is absent from the shell, prepareCodexRuntime gives the child only process.env plus active /channel overrides (src/backends/codex/backend.ts lines 61–72), and settingsImport searches only that environment rather than resolving the named DSH credential ref (src/backends/codex/channels.ts lines 183–193). Merely storing DEEPSEEK_API_KEY under the matching DSH ref therefore does not inject it as claimed, leaving requests unauthenticated; remove this unrelated documentation addition or implement the credential-store lookup and child-environment injection.
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Retry policy seeding on each bind.
upstreamRetryAttempted records the provider before ensureUpstreamRetry completes. If the first attempt cannot write the policy, later binds skip that provider and never retry. This can leave the active route without the promised retry policy. Remove the provider-level guard so the existing ensureUpstreamRetry check runs on each bind.
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if (options.upstreamRetry === false) return
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- if (provider === undefined || provider === '' || upstreamRetryAttempted.has(provider)) return
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Closes #1414
Why the change
让三个内核的权限选择跨会话生效（DSH 此前缺失），并让 DSH 会话在上游流被掐断时自动重试至多 5 次。
Special things to note
llm-pi-ai.providers.<route>.retryPolicy，绑定当前路由时触发，deep-merge 不伤其他字段）；显式声明过 retryPolicy 的渠道永不覆盖，闲置渠道零写入，cordis.yml upstreamRetry: false可整体关闭。flaky-observation与render-scroll 1/3、3/3（whale-girl 检查）在无关 PR fix(side-panel): route launchpad commands to full-screen views #1413/fix(session): keep never-used sessions out of the store and off the list（未发言空壳） #1407 上同样失败，属仓级共享抖动；verify-permission-modes的 22 项失败同样在 pristineorigin/main复现。均与本 PR 无关，未在此处理。pnpm verify:build（pnpm store 在工作区外、vendor 构建需网络）；已在 PR 基线跑通编译链与聚焦回归，全量门禁交给 CI。Change outline
权限记忆的数据流（应用侧走官方命令路径，TUI 不伪造事件）：
上游重试的数据流（策略写在内核 llm-retry 插件执行的官方位置，TUI 自身不重试）：
写入的策略形状：
唯一终端可见的新内容是一条走既有 notify 通道的成功提示（无新布局）：
Verification
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origin/main+ 本提交）上实跑：另在开发树（同源文件集）上跑过：
verify:oauth（126 passed）、verify:settings、verify:adapter-channel、verify:contract、verify:source-hygiene全绿。没做：真实终端 inline/fullscreen/窄宽手动演练（无布局改动，新可见内容仅一条标准 toast）；完整
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