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fix(responses): reserve the last two generic-OAuth hops from the shared budget (#4546) #4651

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43 changes: 35 additions & 8 deletions src/server/responses/core.ts
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Expand Up @@ -8615,21 +8615,36 @@ async function handleResponsesInner(
&& genericFailovers < GENERIC_OAUTH_MAX_FAILOVERS_PER_REQUEST
&& isGenericOAuthFailoverEnabled(config, route.providerName)
) {
// Intersection with the shared request budget. This arm re-sends through
// rebuildAndRefetch, so the roster cap alone would let one request walk the roster on
// an allowance the rest of the request cannot see. A refusal ends the ladder with the
// real 429 already in hand, which is the decided exhaustion contract.
const hop = reserveCredentialHop(
"auth-recovery",
`${route.providerName}|${route.modelId}|adapter-recovery-oauth-429`,
);
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P1 Badge Reuse the hop permit for budget-aware adapter sends

For a multi-account Kiro request whose accounts return quota 429s, this reservation and the retry both charge the same physical send: rebuildAndRefetch passes the shared budget to fetchKiroWithRetry, whose src/adapters/kiro-retry.ts:171 reserves again before dispatch. Starting from one initial send, the first alternate therefore consumes slots 2 and 3; the second hop consumes slot 4, then Kiro's inner admission is refused and mapped to a synthetic 502 instead of trying the available account or retaining the real 429. Thread this hop permit into the adapter's first physical send, or otherwise ensure only one layer reserves it, and cover the multi-account Kiro path behaviorally rather than only counting call sites.

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P1 Badge Synchronize the owned structure documentation

This changes shared OAuth recovery and request-budget behavior under src/server/, but the commit updates none of the documents assigned to that source area in structure/INDEX.md. The repository requires every mapped structure document to be updated in the same change, so synchronize those ownership documents with the new failover contract rather than leaving the maintained architecture source of truth behind.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Carry the adapter-recovery permit through base-allowance replays.

At src/server/responses/core.ts:5414-5420, recoverySendAllowance returns the base allowance before transferring pendingHopPermit. At src/server/responses/core.ts:6386-6388, the caller then clears the pending permit after rebuildAndRefetch, leaving its reservation active. Rebuild exits before allowance acquisition also bypass the helper's permit cleanup. This can overcount the failover budget and block a later recovery.

Return pendingHopPermit as the rebuild's permit even when base attempts remain, so dispatch consumes it and the existing finally releases it when no send occurs. Release and clear the pending permit on every earlier rebuild exit.

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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` around lines 8622 - 8625, Update
recoverySendAllowance and its rebuildAndRefetch caller to propagate
pendingHopPermit as the rebuild permit even when base allowance remains,
allowing dispatch to consume it and the existing finally block to release it
when no send occurs. Ensure every earlier rebuild exit releases and clears
pendingHopPermit before returning, including paths that exit before allowance
acquisition; preserve the existing failover budget behavior.

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if (!hop.allowed) break;
const nextAccountId = rotateGenericOAuthAccountOn429(
config,
route.providerName,
genericFailoverAccountId,
upstreamResponse.headers.get("retry-after"),
);
if (!nextAccountId) break;
if (!nextAccountId) {
hop.permit?.release();
break;
}
try { void upstreamResponse.body?.cancel().catch(() => {}); } catch { /* already consumed/closed */ }
try {
// The FULL snapshot, not just the bearer: Antigravity pairs an account-matched
// projectId with its token and Kiro carries routing metadata, so a token-only swap
// would mix one account's credential with another's routing data.
const snapshot = await failoverAccountSnapshot(route.providerName, nextAccountId);
genericFailovers += 1;
if (!await applyFailoverSnapshot(snapshot)) break;
if (!await applyFailoverSnapshot(snapshot)) {
hop.permit?.release();
break;
}
invalidateSameTargetRequest();
activeAdapter = resolveSelectionAdapter(
resolveWireProtocolOverride(route.providerName, route.modelId, route.provider, inboundWire),
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&& genericFailovers < GENERIC_OAUTH_MAX_FAILOVERS_PER_REQUEST
&& isGenericOAuthFailoverEnabled(config, route.providerName)
) {
const nextAccountId = rotateGenericOAuthAccountOn429(
config,
route.providerName,
genericFailoverAccountId,
response.headers.get("retry-after"),
// Intersection with the shared request budget. The continuation loop re-sends the
// turn, so without this the per-request bound could be re-armed simply by reaching a
// different loop -- which is the divergence the comment above already warns about.
const hop = reserveCredentialHop(
"auth-recovery",
`${route.providerName}|${route.modelId}|continuation-oauth-429`,
);
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P2 Badge Release the reservation when snapshot resolution throws

When failoverAccountSnapshot or applyFailoverSnapshot rejects, the surrounding catch exits without releasing this newly booked permit; the continuation arm has the same omission. No retry was dispatched, but sendBudget.used and possibly reserveSpent remain incremented, so the request's spend telemetry reports a phantom upstream send. Release the permit from the exception path (preferably with a dispatch-aware finally) and add a rejection-path regression test.

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const nextAccountId = hop.allowed
? rotateGenericOAuthAccountOn429(
config,
route.providerName,
genericFailoverAccountId,
response.headers.get("retry-after"),
)
: null;
if (!nextAccountId) hop.permit?.release();
if (nextAccountId) {
try { void response.body?.cancel().catch(() => {}); } catch { /* already closed */ }
try {
Expand All @@ -9100,7 +9125,9 @@ async function handleResponsesInner(
// routing data.
const snapshot = await failoverAccountSnapshot(route.providerName, nextAccountId);
genericFailovers += 1;
if (await applyFailoverSnapshot(snapshot, nextParsed)) {
const applied = await applyFailoverSnapshot(snapshot, nextParsed);
if (!applied) hop.permit?.release();
if (applied) {
invalidateSameTargetRequest();
activeAdapter = resolveSelectionAdapter(
resolveWireProtocolOverride(route.providerName, route.modelId, route.provider, inboundWire),
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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts
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Expand Up @@ -145,9 +145,11 @@ describe("every dispatch path reports into the shared budget", () => {

test("credential hops keep their roster cap AND reserve from the shared budget", () => {
const core = source("server/responses/core.ts");
// Four hop sites: the native passthrough 429, the shared sidecar hook's generic and
// Anthropic arms, and the runTurn preflight 429.
expect(core.match(/reserveCredentialHop\(/g)).toHaveLength(4);
// Six hop sites: the native passthrough 429, the shared sidecar hook's generic and
// Anthropic arms, the runTurn preflight 429, the adapter recovery loop, and the
// continuation loop. The last two were the arms that actually iterate the roster, so
// leaving them out meant the claim held everywhere except where it mattered most.
expect(core.match(/reserveCredentialHop\(/g)).toHaveLength(6);
// The per-roster caps are NOT replaced. The effective allowance is the intersection, so
// removing either half is a behaviour change that has to be argued for.
expect(core).toContain("genericFailovers < GENERIC_OAUTH_MAX_FAILOVERS_PER_REQUEST");
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