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feat(seat): restart a Codex seat in place on its home's current account (rig seat restart --keep-conversation) - #1196
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Most failures during an in-place restart are now recorded and no longer block the seat. In the rare case that saving the final restart record itself fails, the seat could still refuse later restart, plan, and verify calls until the state is cleared. This is worth a small follow-up and does not block merge. Pre-merge checks ·
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- Around line 493-506: Update the planning flow through
CodexInPlaceRestart.plan(), observe(), and buildResumeCommand() to use
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- Around line 202-260: Wrap the awaited restart steps after the RESTART_STARTED
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| const teamWorkspaceArg = binding.teamPermissionDefault && !profile | ||
| && appliedLaunch.state === "observed" && appliedLaunch.value === "workspace-write" | ||
| ? codexTeamWorkspaceArg(this.prepareTeamWorkspace, name) : ""; | ||
| const queueStateDirArg = teamWorkspaceArg || this.buildQueueStateAddDirArg(name); | ||
| // #69: one daemon-support decision for this launch, for the Codex the seat pane runs | ||
| // (its cwd, the launch PATH), applied to fresh, fork and resume. | ||
| const daemonSupport = this.detectDaemonSupport ? await this.detectDaemonSupport(binding.cwd) : undefined; | ||
| if (daemonSupport?.kind === "unknown") { | ||
| return { ok: false, error: unknownDaemonSupportMessage(daemonSupport.detail) }; | ||
| } | ||
| const daemonOptOut = daemonSupport?.kind === "supported"; | ||
| const daemonArg = daemonOptOut ? " --no-daemon" : ""; | ||
| // #275: on the plain floor, network access unless Codex reports an opt-out or policy. | ||
| const networkArg = await codexNetworkDefaultArg(this.readNetworkDefault, appliedLaunch, binding.cwd, name); |
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Keep --plan read-only.
--plan calls CodexInPlaceRestart.plan(), which calls observe() and buildResumeCommand(). buildResumeCommand() calls prepareLaunch(). For a workspace-write launch without a profile, prepareLaunch() invokes prepareTeamWorkspace, which can create missing directories with fs.mkdirSync(root, { recursive: true }).
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Update the planning flow through CodexInPlaceRestart.plan(), observe(), and
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| this.persist({ | ||
| type: RESTART_STARTED, rigId: seat.rigId, nodeId: seat.nodeId, logicalId: seat.logicalId, sessionName, | ||
| pane, paneShape: report.paneShape, oldPid: codexPid, oldStartedAt: codexStartedAt, codexHome: report.codexHome, | ||
| reason: input.reason.trim(), operator: input.operator, | ||
| }); | ||
| const finish = (r: InPlaceRestartReport): InPlaceRestartReport => { | ||
| this.persist({ | ||
| type: RESTART_FINISHED, rigId: seat.rigId, nodeId: seat.nodeId, logicalId: seat.logicalId, sessionName, | ||
| outcome: r.outcome!, newPid: r.newProcess?.pid ?? null, newStartedAt: r.newProcess?.startedAt ?? null, | ||
| codexHome: r.codexHome, paneHeld: r.paneHeld ? true : false, finishedAt: this.now().toISOString(), | ||
| }); | ||
| return r; | ||
| }; | ||
| // What resumes the original by hand: the exact relaunch command, without the seat environment wrapper. | ||
| const recoveryCommand = relaunch.core; | ||
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| // 1. Stop the running Codex in place. | ||
| let launch: HarnessLaunchResult; | ||
| if (report.paneShape === "shell_backed") { | ||
| const stopped = await this.stopUnderShell(pane, panePid, codexPid, codexStartedAt); | ||
| if (stopped === "running") { | ||
| return finish({ ...report, outcome: "not_started", recoveryCommand, message: "Codex did not exit after TERM and KILL; nothing was restarted and the original process is still running." }); | ||
| } | ||
| if (stopped === "unknown") { | ||
| return finish({ ...report, outcome: "native_unknown", recoveryCommand, couldNotSee: ["whether the original Codex exited and the pane's shell is back in the foreground"], | ||
| message: "Signals were sent, but the pane could not be observed afterwards; no resume was attempted." }); | ||
| } | ||
| // 2a. The shell is back: the adapter's existing resume launch types the command and proves the resume. | ||
| launch = await this.deps.codex.launchHarness(relaunchBinding, { name: sessionName, resumeToken: report.conversationId }); | ||
| } else { | ||
| const terminated = await terminatePaneInPlace(this.deps.tmux, pane, this.timing, "Codex"); | ||
| const held = { option: "remain-on-exit" as const, value: "on" as const, previous: priorRemainOnExit, | ||
| detail: "Left on so the pane survives for recovery; restored only after a verified live replacement." }; | ||
| if (!terminated.ok) { | ||
| const alive = !(await this.deps.tmux.isPaneDead(pane)); | ||
| return finish({ ...report, paneHeld: held, recoveryCommand, ...(alive | ||
| ? { outcome: "not_started", message: `The original Codex is still running: ${terminated.message}` } | ||
| : { outcome: "native_unknown", couldNotSee: ["whether the pane's process exited"], message: terminated.message }) }); | ||
| } | ||
| // 2b. Respawn the dead pane WITHOUT -k (history above stays) with the resume command as its own command. | ||
| const respawned = await this.deps.tmux.respawnPane(pane, relaunch.command, { cwd }); | ||
| if (!respawned.ok) { | ||
| return finish({ ...report, outcome: "incomplete", paneHeld: held, recoveryCommand, | ||
| message: `The original Codex exited, but the pane could not be respawned: ${respawned.message}` }); | ||
| } | ||
| if (respawned.warnings) report.warnings.push(...respawned.warnings); | ||
| launch = await this.deps.codex.verifyResumeInPane(sessionName, report.conversationId); | ||
| if (!launch.ok) return finish(this.incomplete(report, launch, recoveryCommand, held)); | ||
| const verified = await this.verifyReplacement(target, report, oldExe); | ||
| if (verified.outcome !== "restarted_account_unverified") return finish({ ...verified, paneHeld: held }); | ||
| const restored = await this.deps.tmux.restorePaneOption(pane, "remain-on-exit", priorRemainOnExit); | ||
| if (!restored.ok) { | ||
| verified.paneHeld = { ...held, detail: `The replacement is verified, but remain-on-exit could not be restored: ${restored.message}` }; | ||
| } | ||
| return finish(verified); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!launch.ok) return finish(this.incomplete(report, launch, recoveryCommand)); | ||
| return finish(await this.verifyReplacement(target, report, oldExe)); | ||
| } |
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Record a finished event when an exception interrupts execute.
execute writes seat.restart_in_place_started before it sends any signal. It writes seat.restart_in_place_finished only through finish(...) on the normal return paths. Several awaited calls can throw between those two writes:
codex.launchHarnesstmux.respawnPaneverifyResumeInPanerebindAndVerifyPaneIdentityio.readProcesspersist, if the database write fails
When one of these throws, the newest event stays started. From then on, pendingRestart returns restart_in_progress for every --plan, execute, and --verify call. No command clears that state. The refusal message tells the operator to inspect rig seat status, but nothing there unblocks the seat. The CLI timeout guidance points to --plan, which then refuses as well.
An in-process exception is an observed failure, not an unknown daemon crash. Catch it after the started write and finish with native_unknown. Also consider an audited operator path to resolve a started event left by a real daemon crash.
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const recoveryCommand = relaunch.core;
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- // 1. Stop the running Codex in place.
- let launch: HarnessLaunchResult;
+ try {
+ return await this.runRestart(target, observed, finish, recoveryCommand);
+ } catch (error) {
+ return finish({ ...report, outcome: "native_unknown", recoveryCommand,
+ couldNotSee: [`what happened after the restart started: ${(error as Error).message}`],
+ message: "The restart failed with an internal error after it started; inspect the pane before resuming by hand." });
+ }
+ }Move the current steps 1–2b into a runRestart helper. Its behavior stays the same.
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exception handling so an in-process failure records a `RESTART_FINISHED` event
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rig seat restart <seat> --keep-conversation restarts one Codex seat so it reads the account its Codex home holds now: the same conversation, resumed in the same pane, with the settings the running Codex uses. It never switches an account, reads credentials, launches fresh, forks or retries. Before any signal it refuses unproven identity (pane, conversation, pane shape), effective-settings drift (so a pending set-model or set-effort cannot ride along), unreadable cwd/home, and a restart that is already in progress or ran while the request waited. Activity, child processes, billing route and peers sharing the home are reported, not refused. Shell-backed panes stop Codex under the shell and use the adapter's resume launch; direct-native panes use the in-place cutover and respawn without -k, restoring remain-on-exit only after a verified live replacement. Results: restarted_account_unverified, not_started, incomplete or native_unknown. --verify reports moved only with a completed tool turn since the restart and the expected account on Codex's status line. Behaviour-neutral extractions: the Codex adapter's launch preparation (new buildResumeCommand / verifyResumeInPane) and the handover's in-place termination (pane-cutover.ts). New tmux helpers: getPaneLocalOption, restorePaneOption, signalPid. Refs OPR.0.7.0.5 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…unch choices Review round 1 on #1196. Every exit after the started event now records a finished event: the restart runs under a catch, and a throw at any stage finishes as native_unknown with the stage and error and any held pane recorded. A started event older than this daemon's own start can't still be running, so --plan and execute report it as staleRestart instead of refusing; one under this daemon still refuses as restart_in_progress. --plan shows the latest result as lastRestart, and the CLI timeout guidance says so. The relaunch takes the network override, --no-daemon and add-dirs from the running Codex's argv (buildResumeCommand's new `running` input), so it keeps them and --plan starts no Codex probe; the help says what --plan does. --verify reads only what the pane printed after the restart's recorded line position (new tmux getPaneLinePosition / capturePaneFrom), so an Account line from before the restart is not evidence. Refs OPR.0.7.0.5 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…unless moved CodeRabbit on #1196: - The account check used a substring match, so 'Account: jimbob@corp.com' counted as evidence for --expect-account bob@corp.com. It now needs the expected value with a boundary on each side (case-insensitive). - --verify answered 200 with outcome restarted_account_unverified and the CLI exited 0. Only 'moved' exits 0 now, as only a verified replacement does for the restart itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fore signalling; count only new Account lines #1196 round 2 (review-r2's measured F1-F3): - F1: the shell-backed branch types the exact resume command built from the running Codex's choices (new adapter sendResumeCommand) instead of preparing the launch again after Codex stops. launchHarness is unchanged. - F2: a direct-native pane's remain-on-exit hold is set and read back before any signal; a hold that can't be established signals nothing and ends not_started. After a failed stop or respawn the reply reports the observed pane and process state (observedAfterStop); paneHeld only once the hold is confirmed and the pane exists. pane-cutover.ts is unchanged. - F3: account evidence counts only an Account line whose occurrences rose since the restart (digest counts of the pane's whole text, recorded at finish). Replaces the cursor-position boundary. - Native fixtures pass explicit argv roots to tmux; new native F1 argv check and F3 reproduction. Refs OPR.0.7.0.5 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Approved at e7d1750. rig seat restart <seat> --keep-conversation restarts a Codex seat in place, in the same pane and conversation, so it starts on its Codex home's current account. Before stopping anything it proves which conversation is running, and --plan reports what would happen without stopping or launching. The restart keeps the running settings exactly, sets and reads back the pane hold before any signal (a failed hold signals nothing and reports not_started), reports only the pane and process state it observed after a failed stop, and leaves other seats sharing the Codex home untouched. --verify reports moved only when an Account line printed after the restart matches the expected account and a tool turn has completed; otherwise it reports restarted_account_unverified. Fresh, resume and fork launches compose exactly as before. Required CI passed at this head.
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…ough its staged script OPR.0.7.0.5. OpenRig types every Codex launch (fresh, fork, resume, and this restart's own relaunch) as `/bin/sh <tmpdir>/openrig-tmux-send-<pid>-<uuid>.txt`, so a managed Codex runs one sh below the pane's shell, and `rig seat restart --keep-conversation` refused it as pane_shape_unknown (the same chain on 0.6.10). The shell-backed shape now also accepts exactly that one link: an sh whose only argument is an absolute path with the name the tmux adapter gives its staged scripts (isStagedSendScriptPath). Any other process between the shell and Codex is still refused. The native harness gains a case that launches through the adapter's staging and restarts twice in the same pane (red on main). It also folds in #1196's fixture LOW: the direct-native case compares the stub with the reported replacement process and ties it to the respawned pane separately, so it holds where the image's sh doesn't exec a lone command. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit e773e5b)
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The keeping-a-watch limitation now states the cause the right way round: a held-back (retained) one-shot wake is recorded as the timer's one fire and later wakes aren't, so the timer isn't retired. OPENRIG_REFOCUS_WORK_PACKET shipped in 0.6.10, so #1066 is described as a change to it, not a new switch. #1182 is a macOS test fix, #1131 refuses only a value that can't become a number, and #1148 fixed tests that failed on some Linux machines. #1085's line states that --verify can wait its full 30-second default when Slack isn't set up. #1142, #1196's --verify and #1153's ~ expansion are stated exactly. Text only.
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…lace restart (#1361) A Codex in-place restart could report `native_unknown` when its resume screen was ready before the native process was visible. The restart now checks the existing strict identity and secondary observations immediately, then resamples within the existing finite timing budget. - Defaults allow 31 evaluations and 30 yields of 100 ms, through the class's injected timing. It's not a hard three-second deadline: each attempt's process and tmux reads add time, so a restart that never verifies takes a few seconds longer than before. - Each successful strict attempt still needs two fresh matching process observations and the existing secondary condition from the same attempt; an earlier negative observation never counts as proof. - Only observation repeats: signals, launch preparation, the resume send and the respawn run once, exceptions keep their finalization, and the direct-native pane hold is restored only after final proof. Shared identity APIs and the secondary's cached-array behaviour are unchanged. - Each attempt keeps its existing binding and verdict write, so during the window a seat can briefly show attention (and be skipped by workflow role selection) before the final result replaces it. - Exhaustion remains `native_unknown`; success remains `restarted_account_unverified`, never account verification. Tests: 19 new cases in `seat-restart-in-place.test.ts` (both restart shapes, delayed and invalid evidence, sample drift, pane joins, secondary failure, verdict writes, one launch and final event, held-pane restoration). Refs #1196.
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…lace restart (#1367) The 0.6.11 cut of #1361 (main e81e261): verifyReplacement evaluates the existing strict rebind and secondary observation at once, then resamples within the class's existing timing (31 evaluations, 30 yields of 100 ms by default). Each success needs its own two fresh native observations; only observation repeats; exhaustion stays native_unknown and success restarted_account_unverified. Refs #1196.
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…pane label (#1398) Say which lineage check failed, printing only what the check can vouch for. - A failed lineage check names the check that failed (for example the recorded against the launched conversation) instead of the pane's foreground label. - Printed values are only the seat's own record (its first eight characters), the pane id and the foreground command, with control characters replaced by ?. A conversation read from a launch's arguments is described, not printed. - A process that only names a Claude executable is described as found and unverified, and the Codex launcher chain is described by what was read. - Every check's accept/refuse result, the equality and rotation checks, and the codes are unchanged; the launch identity check keeps its explanation in the caller's message. - Refs #1196.
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Slice 05 (OPR.0.7.0.5), part 2 of 2. Part 1, #1195 (the behaviour-neutral pieces), is merged as
bdc19878. First increment: the reusable in-place restart primitive, its command, its per-seat report,and isolated harness tests. It's built from S05-DESIGN-1, with Root's amendments of 2026-10-12 (scratch-s05-amend-1)
applied where they differ.
What it does
rig seat restart <seat> --keep-conversation --reason …restarts one Codex seat so that it reads whateveraccount its Codex home holds now. It keeps:
It never switches an account (
rig auth switchstays a separate, owner-run step). It never reads credentials,launches fresh, forks, re-delivers startup context, or retries.
--planruns every check read-only.--verify [--expect-account <text>]checks uptake after a real turn.Refused before any signal (each refusal names what it checked):
claimed) session, typing guard on, absentsession, tmux unreadable;
not_codex;pane_unverified: the session must have exactly the seat's bound pane;resume_binding_unverified: the running Codex must be proven to be on the stored conversation, by its argv(
resume <id>) or, for a fresh-launched Codex, by its own native logs;pane_shape_unknown;settings_unverified(cwd or home not readable);settings_drift: the relaunch command's effective model, profile, sandbox, approval, bypass and-coverrides(including effort), cwd and Codex home must equal the running Codex's. So a pending
set-modelorset-effortcan't ride along. Saved choices are shown, not applied. Effort comes from
node.effort, as today;restart_in_progress: an earlier restart has no recorded result, or another restart of the seat ran while thisrequest waited for the lifecycle lease. A slow reply can't cause a second restart;
tmux_probe_failedwhen a direct-native pane'sremain-on-exitcan't be read, because it then couldn't be putback.
Reported, never refused (per Root):
working/needs_input/idle/unknown);unknown: API-key variable names are listed, but a name alone doesn't establishbilling;
Restart:
original must be gone and the shell back in the foreground. Then the adapter's existing resume launch runs
(
launchHarnesswithresumeToken).remain-on-exiton, then TERM, then KILL;respawn-panewithout-k, with the exact resume command as the pane's command;rebindAndVerifyPaneIdentity, exact resume lineage).remain-on-exit: restored to its previous pane-local value only after the replacement is verified live.On any failure it stays on, and the reply records it (
paneHeld).restarted_account_unverified,not_started(the original is still running),incomplete(itexited, the resume wasn't proven, with
remainingStepand the exactrecoveryCommand), ornative_unknown(withcouldNotSee).seat.restart_in_place_startedis persisted before the first signal, andseat.restart_in_place_finishedrecords the result.--verify: returnsmovedonly when both of these hold:response_item*_call_output), newer than the restart, is in the conversation's rollout,with no
errorevent since; it reads only event kinds and times, never content;/statusAccount line on the pane names the--expect-accountvalue. A plan-only status line, or no--expect-account, keeps the resultrestarted_account_unverified.Nothing is typed into the seat. The operator agent drives the real turn and
/status.Artery: launch and resume
This touches the launch/resume artery. It needs Build's re-review.
daemon/src/adapters/codex-runtime-adapter.tslaunchHarness's flag preparation moved intoprepareLaunch/resumeCore/seatCommand, with no behaviour change. NewbuildResumeCommand(builds without sending) andverifyResumeInPane(the existingverifyResumeLaunch).daemon/src/domain/successor-session-launcher.tsterminateRetiree/waitPaneDeadmoved topane-cutover.ts, with no behaviour change. Handover'sremain-on-exithandling is unchanged (left out, as dev60 directed).daemon/src/adapters/tmux.tsgetPaneLocalOption,restorePaneOption,signalPid.daemon/src/domain/native-process-lineage.tsprocessArgvandcodexCommandResumeToken, the existing parsers.daemon/src/domain/seat-restart-in-place.ts(new)daemon/src/domain/seat-lifecycle-service.tsrestartInPlace,verifyRestartInPlaceand the shared seat refusals. Posture is derived exactly as handover derives it.daemon/src/routes/seat.ts/api/seat/restart,/restart-plan,/restart-verify.rig seat restart.launchFreshandrestore-orchestrator.tsare untouched. The adapter split, the cutover extraction and the tmuxhelpers overlap #1163, #1158 and #1072; whichever lands second rebases.
Proof
All on ovh08, on main
fec7772d, withTMUXunset. The table is dev-build's run at the unsplit commitb38ede5e. This PR's head has the same tree, apart from the dropped doc row. Re-run at this head after the split: lint passes, the new daemon tests pass 28/28 and the CLI verb tests pass 32/32.npm ci(npm 10)package-lock.jsonunchangednpm run lint(daemon build plus tsc for daemon, ui, cli and tui)npm run build -w @openrig/cliseat-restart-in-place.test.ts(every gate and outcome, throughSeatLifecycleService)seat-restart-in-place-route.test.tsseat-restart-in-place-native.test.ts(both pane shapes)seat-lifecycle-verbs.test.ts(with 7 new restart cases)The native harness exercises the production pieces together:
-Lsocket;codex;CodexRuntimeAdapter;psand/procreaders.The activity shown in the result came from the app's
seatActivityService, which shows that factory wiring works,not only injected doubles.
-kremain-on-exit--verifystaysrestarted_account_unverifiedwith no expected accountThe 8 full-suite daemon failures, none from this change:
stub-cli-journeys.integration.test.ts: arig sendtimeout (5 s) under full-suite load. The file passes4/4 when run on its own.
fec7772d:seat-launch-environment-regression.test.ts("C: … separate Node interpreter"): the distro Node is in/usr/bin;claude-relay-project-cleanup.test.ts: umask 002 gives mode 0775 where 0755 is expected;terminal-pipe-utf8.test.ts: a known timing failure.Not run: CI,
npm run test:repo(its doc-guard, context-pack and skill-mirror checks were run separately andpass), the UI and TUI suites, and any real Codex.
Harness incident (reported at the time): the first native run let the pane's login shell profile put the
real installed Codex ahead of the stub on PATH, so the real Codex started twice.
CODEX_HOME. It stopped at its sign-in screen, and it ranits own
git ls-remoteto github.com/openai/plugins.env -iwith an explicit PATH, HOME and CODEX_HOME;~/.codex;PREFLIGHT-REFUSED, starts nothing) unlesscodexresolves tothe stub and CODEX_HOME is the temp dir;
/proc/<pid>/exe, never by command text.NOT VERIFIED
timing proves neither, and nothing here claims the original's history is kept beyond tmux scrollback;
recoveryCommand, on a real conversation;/statusAccount line, the rollout
*_call_outputanderrorevent kinds, andthreads.rollout_path./statusnames an email or only a plan on 0.160.1. Screen text is weak evidence:any text on the pane that reads "Account: " would match.
cli_auth_credentials_storefromconfig.tomlonly; administrator requirements are not read.unknown.them.
/proc, so on macOS the restart refuses withsettings_unverified.link-windowhook, fix(daemon): keep the launching session's identity out of seats #771) is refused aspane_unverified.Round 1 (review): dev60-review's F1, LOW-1 and LOW-2
Rebased onto main
bdc19878. The round's commit isfix(seat): record every in-place restart result; reuse the running launch choices. After the rebase, at this head: lint passes; the restart, tmux-adapter, Codex adapter and handover suites pass 380, with 1 skipped; and the CLI verb tests pass 34/34.Changed in what it does
Every exit after
startedrecordsfinished.check, restoring
remain-on-exit) finishes asnative_unknown, with the stage and error incouldNotSee. Thepane-held state is recorded too.
paneLine).A
startedwith no result:--planand execute refuse withrestart_in_progress.--planand execute report it asstaleRestart(start time, old pid, pane) and go ahead.The daemon's start time is its own process start, from
process.uptime().--planalso shows the latest recordedresult as
lastRestart.CLI timeout guidance now says what works:
--planrefuses withrestart_in_progresswhile the restart is stillrunning, then shows its result as
lastRestart.LOW-1 (chosen: take the choices from the running Codex):
(
-c sandbox_workspace_write.network_access=true),--no-daemon, and the--add-dirlist. So the restart keepsthese effective settings, and a reader that times out now but didn't at launch can't cause a
settings_drift.buildResumeCommandtakes them asrunningand skips Codex's network reader, the daemon-support probe, theprofile preflight and the team-workspace preparation.
--plantherefore starts no Codex process. Its help no longer says "read-only". It says what the preview does:it stops and restarts nothing, and building the command can create OpenRig's own seat-bin link, as every managed
launch does.
--add-direntries are carried into its resume. Ordinaryresumes never add them.
LOW-2:
--verifyreads only what the pane printed after the restart's recorded line position, using two newtmux helpers,
getPaneLinePositionandcapturePaneFrom. AnAccount:line from before the restart is notevidence. If tmux history is full, positions shift; that position is then reported as unknown (
not_observed).Added to NOT VERIFIED
peers()runs onepsper Codex node, across all rigs, on every--planand everyrestart (about 28 on the reviewer's daemon). It's disclosed, not changed.
--verifyruns, the restart pointcan't be located. Account evidence is then
not_observed, never a guess./proc(already listed): unchanged.Removed from NOT VERIFIED
"A daemon crash mid-restart leaves a started event with no result, and later restarts of that seat then refuse with
restart_in_progress. There's no override yet." That case is now reported asstaleRestartand doesn't block.Proof for this round
All on ovh08 at
e879f89d, withTMUXunset.npm run lintThe new unit tests cover:
finishedasnative_unknownwith the rightpane-held state, after which the seat can be previewed again;
started(from before the daemon started) reported in both--planand execute, without blocking;startedunder this daemon still refusing;--planshowinglastRestart;--no-daemonand add-dirs passed to the relaunch;workspace);
Account:line above the restart not counting, while a new one after it does.The CLI tests cover printing
staleRestartandlastRestart, and the timeout guidance.The 8 daemon failures are the same 8 as last round, none from this change:
stub-cli-journeys: send timeouts under full-suite load (4/4 when the file runs alone);/usr/bin(3), umask 002 (2), and terminal-pipe-utf8timing (1).
Native harness: unchanged and still 2/2. No tmux servers, sockets or stub processes remain.
CodeRabbit on the round-1 head
--expect-accountwas a substring match, soAccount: jimbob@corp.comcounted forbob@corp.com. It now needs the whole value (case-insensitive). Tests:bob@corp.comdoesn't matchjimbob@corp.com,bob@corp.com.auorbob@corpXcom.--verifyexited 0 onrestarted_account_unverified. Onlymovedexits 0 now, with and without--json.finishedafter a throw (F1) and--planpreparing the team workspace (LOW-1:--plannow takes the running Codex's choices and prepares nothing).At this head: lint passes; the restart unit tests pass 38/38, and the CLI verb tests pass 35/35.
Round 2 (review-r2's measured findings): F1, F2, F3
The round's commit is
fix(seat): keep running settings on a shell restart; hold the pane before signalling; count only new Account lines, on6da0d061. Where this section and earlier ones differ, this section is current. It adds no new refusal code, andpane-cutover.tsis unchanged. Re-run by orch-lead at this head: lint passes; the restart, native, tmux-adapter, Codex adapter and handover suites pass 392 with 1 skipped; and the CLI verb tests pass 36/36.Restart (F1, F2)
Shell-backed pane (F1).
launchHarnesswithresumeToken)."verification runs (
sendResumeCommand). Nothing is prepared again after Codex stops, so the replacement keepsthe running Codex's
--no-daemon, network override and--add-dirlist, as the direct-native branch does."launchHarnessis untouched, so ordinary fresh, resume and fork launches don't change.Direct-native pane (F2). The hold now comes before any signal:
remain-on-exiton, then read it back. The hold counts only when tmux reads it back ason.not_started("the original Codexwas not signalled and is still running"), with no
paneHeld. If the option was changed, it's put back.terminatePaneInPlace, unchanged. Its ownremain-on-exitwrite is now arepeat of a confirmed hold.
respawn-panewithout-k, then the resume verification, as before.If the stop or the respawn fails, the result reports what is observed: the pane (
present/gone/unknown, from tmux's pane list) and the original process (running/exited/unknown, by pid and starttime). It's in a new report field,
observedAfterStop, which the CLI prints.not_started, pane still heldincomplete: "its pane is gone; nothing was resumed". Remaining step: resume in a new pane with the recovery command. NopaneHeld.incompletenative_unknown, naming what was seenpaneHeldis recorded, in the reply and the finished event, only once the hold is confirmed and while the paneexists. "Still running" is said only when the process is observed running.
--verify(F3; supersedes round 1's LOW-2 text)An Account line counts only if it was produced after the restart.
wrapped lines joined) and counts each distinct Account line. The finished event keeps only a 16-hex digest of
each line and its count, never the account text.
--verifycaptures the pane again. A line is new only whenthe same text now occurs more often than it did at the restart. The newest such line decides
matchedornot_matched.history or overwritten can only lower counts. So a raised count means a line was produced after the restart.
The cursor position is no longer used: it isn't an append-only boundary.
not_observedand the outcome staysrestarted_account_unverified. A genuine new line can also be missed, forexample when the old identical line has since dropped out of history so the count doesn't rise. Then the
operator shows
/statusagain.getPaneLinePositionandcapturePaneFrom(added in round 1, never merged) are replaced by one helper,capturePaneHistory.Artery table, updated rows
daemon/src/adapters/codex-runtime-adapter.tssendResumeCommand: types a built command and runsverifyResumeInPane. No other launch path changes.daemon/src/adapters/tmux.tsgetPaneLocalOption,restorePaneOption,signalPid(in #1195), pluscapturePaneHistory.Added to NOT VERIFIED
/statusblock after the restart, for exampleon resize or resume replay. That would add a copy and count as new. The stub can't show this. The native Codex
run should check it.
pscommand text, which flattens argv on spaces. A runningCodex with a space in an
--add-dir(or any argument before the conversation id) fails closed asresume_binding_unverified, before any signal. Seen in this round's harness. Not changed.Proof for this round
All on ovh08 at
e7d1750d2b7fb5eb32a484db91903b452dce0f86, withTMUXunset.npm run lint-Lsocket, stubcodex)New unit tests:
--no-daemon, the network override and two--add-dirpaths types one command containing all three. The command was built once, before anything stopped. The
production adapter's
sendResumeCommandtypes the given command unchanged and verifies the resume.on: no signal, no respawn,not_started, nopaneHeldin the reply or the finished event;incompletewithobservedAfterStop{pane: gone, process: exited}, nopaneHeld, and no "still running";not_started, observed running, pane held.not_observedandnever
moved;not_matched;not_observed;Native harness (LOW):
Every pane root is given to tmux as separate argv words (
env -i … /bin/sh), so tmux execs it with no outershell. The preflight and
env -iisolation are unchanged.The shell-backed test now starts Codex with
--no-daemon, the network override and two--add-dirpaths.It checks the replacement's real
/proc/<pid>/cmdlinekeeps all three.New native F3 test, in a real private tmux:
Account: me@example.comis written to row 25 and the cursor is moved to row 1;--verify --expect-account me@example.comreturnsrestarted_account_unverifiedwithnot_observed.The round-1 position method would have read from the cursor down and matched that line. That's from reading
the code; the old method wasn't run.
Handover:
pane-cutover.tsand its callers are unchanged, so handover results are unchanged by construction.No handover suite was rerun separately for this round; the full daemon suite, which includes them, passed them.
The 8 daemon failures are the same 8 as rounds 0 and 1, none from this change:
stub-cli-journeys: send timeouts under full-suite load. 4/4 when the file was rerun alone at this head./usr/bin(3), umask 002 (2), terminal-pipe-utf8timing (1).
seat-lifecycle-service.tsgained one condition after the full run (the adapter check now also requiressendResumeCommand). It typechecks, and the restart unit, route and native files were rerun after it: 54/54.No tmux servers, sockets or stub processes remain.
Pending decisions
built to be reusable either way.
--interrupt-turn. Activity is shown,and the operator chooses.
node.effortuntil then.Split
This is part 2. Part 1, #1195 (the adapter build/send split, the cutover extraction, the tmux helpers and the parser exports, with no behaviour change), merged as
bdc19878. This branch is rebased onto it, so the diff is only the restart. Thedocs/as-built/cli-reference.mdrow was left out because that inventory is checked against a named commit.Authored by dev-build.
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