Import Codex accounts registered in Orca - #4394
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds the local ChangesOrca account import
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant OrcaRegistry
participant OpenCodex
participant AccountStore
Operator->>OpenCodex: run import-orca with source and registry
OpenCodex->>OrcaRegistry: read registered managed accounts
OrcaRegistry-->>OpenCodex: return account registrations
OpenCodex->>AccountStore: validate and store source-owned links
AccountStore-->>OpenCodex: return import counts
OpenCodex-->>Operator: print preview or apply result
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed source-linked account records can remain unusable without prompting reauthentication, so this should be corrected before merge. The remaining issues make multi-account management, contention recovery, and command guidance less reliable. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 54 / 80이 PR은 이슈 #4393을 구현합니다. Orca 프로필에 등록된 Codex managed home을 읽어 OpenCodex 계정 풀에 미리보기(기본) 또는 **
보안 쪽으로는 “refresh를 복사하지 않는다”, “링크·네트워크 경로 거부”, “apply 중 소스/타깃이 바뀌면 재시도”가 잘 맞습니다. 다만 자격증명 store에
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@coderabbitai full review Local verification is updated for a52c19f: 586 tests passed in separate file processes, with 24 platform skips and no failures. Typecheck, GUI build, privacy, structure, and skill surface checks passed. Installing jq and using a child subreaper resolved the container's merge-review and shim cleanup failures. The full default runner still crashes in Bun 1.4.2 at the same routing parity file on both this branch and unchanged c27a483. That file passes alone on both. The remaining restore/export assertions also reproduce on base. I have kept the full-CI and readiness boxes unchecked rather than count aborted files as passing. Could a maintainer review the source-linked credential handling in account-store.ts and auth-api.ts, and apply maintainer-sponsored if it is acceptable? Orca remains the refresh owner; imported records never use its refresh token. |
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210-210: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the account-command overview for
import-orca.Line 210 claims that the usage list is the shipped help surface, but it omits
import-orca. Line 227 says all account subcommands require a running proxy, butimport-orca --applyrequires the proxy to be stopped. Addimport-orcato the list and state its proxy-state exception.Also applies to: 227-227
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In `@src/codex/account-store.ts`:
- Line 769: Update resolveOrcaSourceToken to read the source credential without
withCredentialMutationLockSync first; only when it differs should it acquire the
lock, reload the account record, reread the source, and persist after identity
and generation checks pass. Preserve immediate rereads after source rotation and
avoid introducing a TTL or cache.
- Around line 773-775: Update isCredential to require sourceAuthPath and
sourceSubject to be either both absent or both non-empty, rejecting records with
only one source field. Preserve valid credentials and ensure normalizeRecord
discards malformed persisted records so getCodexAccountCredential returns null
and account listing reports reauthentication is needed.
In `@src/codex/orca-auth-source.ts`:
- Line 28: In the auth-source file, document that Windows cannot enforce
O_NOFOLLOW for the final openSync operation and that the existing
lstatSync/fstatSync identity checks provide the fallback; also document near the
file-access handling that raw ENOENT must propagate because optionalFile relies
on error.code === "ENOENT" to detect missing files.
In `@src/codex/orca-import.ts`:
- Line 165: Update the imported account object returned by the Orca import flow
to derive its alias from the validated source directory UUID instead of the
constant “Orca account” value. Keep the expression deterministic and shared by
both fresh and recovered imports, while preserving the existing id, email,
isMain, and chatgptAccountId fields.
- Around line 199-202: Update the Orca import error handling to identify only
ConfigMutationLockError instances with SQLITE_BUSY causes as retryable lock
conflicts, exposing a fixed safe message through cmdOrcaImport while retaining
redaction for unknown errors and other lock failures. In the rollback handling
around withConfigMutationLockSync, preserve the primary commit error and attach
or otherwise retain any rollback failure instead of allowing rollback exceptions
to replace it.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/providers-accounts.md`:
- Line 210: Update the account-command overview to include import-orca in the
usage subcommand list and clarify that account subcommands require a running
proxy except import-orca --apply, which requires the proxy to be stopped.
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| function resolveOrcaSourceToken(id: string, forced?: ForcedRefreshFence): CodexRefreshResult { | ||
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Avoid the mutation lock for unchanged source credentials.
resolveCodexToken loads the account store, then resolveOrcaSourceToken loads it again under withCredentialMutationLockSync and reads both Orca files synchronously. BEGIN IMMEDIATE uses busy_timeout = 0, so another process holding the configuration transaction raises CodexCredentialRefreshLockTimeoutError; quota handling reports quotaProbeSkipped.
Read the source without the mutation lock first. When the source credential changed, acquire the lock, reload the account record, reread the source, and persist only after the identity and generation checks pass. Do not add a plain 5-second TTL: tests/codex-integration/orca-import.test.ts requires an immediate reread after source rotation, and readCodexAccountRecord still reparses the store rather than providing a zero-I/O cache.
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In `@src/codex/account-store.ts` at line 769, Update resolveOrcaSourceToken to
read the source credential without withCredentialMutationLockSync first; only
when it differs should it acquire the lock, reload the account record, reread
the source, and persist after identity and generation checks pass. Preserve
immediate rereads after source rotation and avoid introducing a TTL or cache.
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| if (!record || record.deletedAt != null || !prior?.sourceAuthPath || !prior.sourceSubject) { | ||
| throw new CodexCredentialGenerationConflictError(); | ||
| } |
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Reject incomplete Orca source links when loading account records
If a persisted credential contains sourceAuthPath but no sourceSubject, isCredential accepts it and loadCodexAccountRecordStore retains it. resolveCodexToken then selects resolveOrcaSourceToken, whose guard throws CodexCredentialGenerationConflictError. Quota handling converts that error to needsReauth: false and quotaProbeSkipped: true, while account listing still treats the credential as present. The account remains unusable without prompting for reauthentication.
Update isCredential to accept either both source fields absent or both fields non-empty. Then normalizeRecord will discard the malformed record, getCodexAccountCredential will return null, and account listing will report hasCredential: false with needsReauth: true. Current Orca writers provide both fields, but the persisted JSON boundary currently has no such invariant.
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In `@src/codex/account-store.ts` around lines 773 - 775, Update isCredential to
require sourceAuthPath and sourceSubject to be either both absent or both
non-empty, rejecting records with only one source field. Preserve valid
credentials and ensure normalizeRecord discards malformed persisted records so
getCodexAccountCredential returns null and account listing reports
reauthentication is needed.
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| assertPlainLocalPath(path); | ||
| const before = lstatSync(path); | ||
| if (!before.isFile() || before.size > limit) throw new Error("Invalid local credential file."); | ||
| const fd = openSync(path, constants.O_RDONLY | (constants.O_NOFOLLOW ?? 0) | (constants.O_NONBLOCK ?? 0)); |
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Bun provides fs.constants.O_NOFOLLOW as part of its Node.js compatibility layer [1][2][3], but it does not honor this flag on Windows [4][5]. While the constant is defined in Bun's Node.js-compatible API [1][3][6], the Windows operating system does not natively support the O_NOFOLLOW flag for file opening operations [4][5]. Because Bun's implementation on Windows relies on underlying system APIs (such as those used by Node.js, which maps flags to Windows-specific equivalents like CreateFileW) [7][8], the O_NOFOLLOW flag is generally ignored or unavailable for Windows operations [4][5]. Consequently, if you attempt to use fs.openSync with O_NOFOLLOW on Windows, it will not prevent the opening of symbolic links [4]. Developers requiring this functionality on Windows typically use manual checks, such as using fs.lstatSync to verify if a path is a symbolic link before attempting to open the file [4][9].
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- 7: https://nodejs.org/download/release/latest-carbon/docs/api/fs.html
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Bun exposes fs.constants.O_NOFOLLOW, so do not document it as absent. However, Bun cannot enforce this flag for the final openSync operation on Windows. Add a comment at src/codex/orca-auth-source.ts:28 that the existing lstatSync and fstatSync identity checks provide the Windows fallback.
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that Windows cannot enforce O_NOFOLLOW for the final openSync operation and that
the existing lstatSync/fstatSync identity checks provide the fallback; also
document near the file-access handling that raw ENOENT must propagate because
optionalFile relies on error.code === "ENOENT" to detect missing files.
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| do { id = `orca-${randomUUID()}`; } while (state.store[id]); | ||
| state.store[id] = { credential, generation: 1, codexValidationPending: true }; | ||
| } | ||
| return { id, email: "", alias: "Orca account", isMain: false, chatgptAccountId: credential.chatgptAccountId }; |
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Add a source-derived alias to imported account cards.
src/codex/orca-import.ts:165 gives every imported account a blank email and the same alias. poolAccountDto forwards both values, and gui/src/components/codex-account-pool-cards.tsx uses them as the card title. The CLI shows the generated ID, and the dashboard exposes it only under “More”, but that ID does not identify the Orca source profile. Derive the alias from the validated source directory UUID. The same expression runs for fresh and recovered imports, so interrupted-import recovery remains deterministic.
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const additions = state.candidates.map(({ credential, recoverId }) => {
let id = recoverId;
if (id === undefined) {
do { id = `orca-${randomUUID()}`; } while (state.store[id]);
state.store[id] = { credential, generation: 1, codexValidationPending: true };
}
- return { id, email: "", alias: "Orca account", isMain: false, chatgptAccountId: credential.chatgptAccountId };
+ const sourceAccount = credential.sourceAuthPath.split(/[\\/]/).at(-3) ?? "";
+ return {
+ id,
+ email: "",
+ alias: `Orca account ${sourceAccount}`,
+ isMain: false,
+ chatgptAccountId: credential.chatgptAccountId,
+ };
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| return { id, email: "", alias: "Orca account", isMain: false, chatgptAccountId: credential.chatgptAccountId }; | |
| const sourceAccount = credential.sourceAuthPath.split(/[\\/]/).at(-3) ?? ""; | |
| return { | |
| id, | |
| email: "", | |
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| chatgptAccountId: credential.chatgptAccountId, | |
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In `@src/codex/orca-import.ts` at line 165, Update the imported account object
returned by the Orca import flow to derive its alias from the validated source
directory UUID instead of the constant “Orca account” value. Keep the expression
deterministic and shared by both fresh and recovered imports, while preserving
the existing id, email, isMain, and chatgptAccountId fields.
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| } catch (error) { | ||
| if (error instanceof OrcaImportError) throw error; | ||
| throw new OrcaImportError("Orca import could not complete; verify source and target local account files."); | ||
| } |
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Preserve lock and commit-failure diagnostics
withConfigMutationLockSync throws ConfigMutationLockError for SQLITE_BUSY, but src/codex/orca-import.ts:199-201 converts it to the source/target-file error. Direct callers receive the wrong cause. cmdOrcaImport then replaces all errors with Orca import failed..., so CLI users do not see that exact text, but they still cannot distinguish lock contention from a bad source or destination.
Handle only ConfigMutationLockError whose cause code is SQLITE_BUSY as a retryable lock conflict. Do not classify every ConfigMutationLockError this way because the class also wraps non-contention acquisition failures. Expose this fixed, safe message through the command while retaining redaction for unknown errors.
At src/codex/orca-import.ts:188-193, a rollback exception escapes before throw error, so it replaces the primary commit failure. The shown rollback paths do not destroy the recovery record: a failed unlinkSync leaves the newly written pending store, and atomicWriteFile publishes the restored file only after a successful rename. Preserve both the primary failure and any rollback failure instead of swallowing the rollback exception or discarding the primary error.
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| } catch (error) { | |
| if (error instanceof OrcaImportError) throw error; | |
| throw new OrcaImportError("Orca import could not complete; verify source and target local account files."); | |
| } | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| if (error instanceof OrcaImportError) throw error; | |
| // Contention is retryable and says nothing about the source or target files. | |
| if (error instanceof ConfigMutationLockError) { | |
| throw new OrcaImportError("Another opencodex command is changing configuration; retry the import."); | |
| } | |
| throw new OrcaImportError("Orca import could not complete; verify source and target local account files."); | |
| } |
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In `@src/codex/orca-import.ts` around lines 199 - 202, Update the Orca import
error handling to identify only ConfigMutationLockError instances with
SQLITE_BUSY causes as retryable lock conflicts, exposing a fixed safe message
through cmdOrcaImport while retaining redaction for unknown errors and other
lock failures. In the rollback handling around withConfigMutationLockSync,
preserve the primary commit error and attach or otherwise retain any rollback
failure instead of allowing rollback exceptions to replace it.
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Summary
Closes #4393.
Adds
ocx account import-orca --source <directory> --registry <orca-data.json> [--apply] [--json]for Codex accounts already registered in Orca. The default is a read-only preview. Apply requires a stopped proxy and skips existing ChatGPT account identities. A retry can complete an interrupted registration only for its untouched pending record.Orca keeps responsibility for token refresh. OpenCodex reads the current access token from the registered home, checks account and subject identity, and never copies or uses the refresh token. Missing or expired sources are rejected. Imported accounts remain pending until normal validation completes.
Includes duplicate and interrupted-import recovery tests, source rotation checks, and documentation. Local host homes only; members sharing a ChatGPT workspace ID are treated as duplicates.
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New Features
ocx account import-orcato import Orca-managed Codex accounts locally.Security & Reliability
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