fix(routing): treat a live full burst window as exhausted, not unknown (#3029) - #3110
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Closes #3029. shortPercent survives quota parsing as a real blocking window, then computeCodexUsageScore throws it away when no long window is known. Unknown passes the headroom check and suppresses auto-switch, so an account whose five-hour window is full stays selected and the pool wedges on it - which is the conjunction the reporter measured. The existing comment is right that a short-only reading cannot stand in for a long one: a bare shortPercent: 0 would score a flat 0 and make an unverified account look like the emptiest in the pool. That argument does not extend to a full window. 100 is not an optimistic guess about an unobserved window, it is a direct observation that the account cannot serve a request right now. Freshness is the other half, and without it this fix inverts the bug. getAccountQuota performs no expiry check, partial updates carry the old short tuple forward, and disk hydration accepts a persisted reading for hours - so a terminal score must expire with its window or a recovered account stays excluded, which is #3029 pointed the other way. A reading with no shortResetAt cannot be aged and stays unknown: a wrongly-selected account fails one request, a wrongly-excluded one is invisible until someone reads the pool by hand. Both units reach storage - normalizeResetAt does not scale and the GUI disambiguates by magnitude at read time - so the comparison normalizes the same way. Read as milliseconds, a seconds value looks like it reset in 1970 and every terminal reading scores unknown: a fix that passes its own test and does nothing. The clock is threaded through all eight call sites rather than read from wall time. Two of them already had a now and dropped it, including subagent fallback, which reads the same score to decide whether a native model is exhausted - so a stale terminal reading pushed subagents off a live model too. That case is red when the threaded clock is replaced with Date.now().
Review found the injected clock dropped one level below the scorer. hasCodexQuotaHeadroom and pickLowestUsageAmong defaulted to Date.now(), and their callers omitted it, so the priority tier, fill-first, preemption, pin release and shared-health checks all scored against wall time. With an injected now and a shortResetAt between the two, a terminal account is read as unknown and keeps its tier. Both helpers now take the clock, and every caller forwards the request's view: the tier lambda in getEligiblePoolAccounts, pickFillFirstCodexAccount, pickNextFillFirstCodexAccount (whose _now was parked unused), pickPriorityPreemption, releaseDrainedCodexAccountPin and isHealthySharedCodexSelection. Adds the end-to-end selection cases the plan asked for: a new thread moves to B when A's burst window is full in seconds, an already-bound thread rebinds when it is full in milliseconds, and A becomes selectable again once the window resets - so the fix cannot trade "exhausted account stays selected" for "recovered account stays excluded". The tiered case is scoped honestly. It proves a tiered pool honours a terminal window, and its comment says plainly that it does not isolate the threaded clock: selection reaches the same answer by another route when the clock is dropped there. The scorer and subagent cases carry that proof.
Second review round found three more wall-time reads and three tests that were green for reasons unrelated to what they claimed. pickLowestUsageAmong inside pickPriorityPreemption, and both shared-health checks in the affinity and active-selection paths, still omitted the clock. They now pass it, so every selection path scores against one view of time. The affinity case bound its thread while A was ALREADY terminal, so the first resolution could pick B and the second merely proved B was reused. It now binds to A while A is cool, then fills A's window and asserts the rebind. The recovery case left both accounts unknown, where A is kept by default - true even against a freshness-blind scorer. B now carries known headroom, so a scorer that ignores the reset moves the request to B and the assertion fails. The tiered case had the priority order backwards: higher numbers run earlier, so B outranked A and won regardless of A's window. It also used a future clock, which is live under both views. It now gives A the higher priority, uses a historical instant with A's window live only against the request clock, and runs fill-first - so the tier check is the only thing that can move the selection. Both are now red against the defect they name: dropping the tier clock fails the tiered case, and removing the freshness gate fails the selection case.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change treats a live 100% short quota window as exhausted, normalizes reset timestamps, and propagates one request timestamp through routing and native-model fallback. Tests cover routing, priority selection, timestamp units, and fallback recovery. ChangesCodex quota failover
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| // correct for uncertainty and wrong for a measured refusal: the account stays selected, | ||
| // `applyQuotaAutoSwitch` never fires, and the pool wedges on an exhausted credential. | ||
| if (knownLong.length === 0) { | ||
| return isTerminalShortWindow(quota, now) ? CODEX_EXHAUSTED_USAGE_PERCENT : CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE; |
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When the default quota strategy and default equal priorities see a live short-only 100% reading on the active account while every alternate is unprimed or its quota refresh failed, this returns 100 but each alternate scores CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE (101). pickLowerUsageAccount only accepts candidates whose score is below 100, so both new and bound threads keep sending requests to the known-blocked account—the exact pool wedge this change intends to fix. Treat terminal exhaustion as worse than unknown during replacement selection, or explicitly allow an eligible unknown-headroom alternate.
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In `@src/codex/routing.ts`:
- Line 389: Update the values construction around isTerminalShortWindow so
quota.shortPercent is added only when the short window is terminal; when a
long-window value exists and the short reset timestamp is expired or missing,
retain only knownLong. Add regression coverage for mixed long-window quotas with
expired and missing short reset timestamps.
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| if (knownLong.length === 0) { | ||
| return isTerminalShortWindow(quota, now) ? CODEX_EXHAUSTED_USAGE_PERCENT : CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE; | ||
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| const values = finite(quota.shortPercent) ? [...knownLong, quota.shortPercent] : knownLong; |
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Ignore an expired full short window when a long window exists.
For { weeklyPercent: 10, shortPercent: 100, shortResetAt: now - 1 }, this line returns 100 without checking freshness. hasCodexQuotaHeadroom then excludes the recovered account, and isNativeModelQuotaExhausted also treats it as exhausted.
Include a full short window only when isTerminalShortWindow(quota, now) is true. Add a mixed long-window regression case for expired and missing reset timestamps.
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- const values = finite(quota.shortPercent) ? [...knownLong, quota.shortPercent] : knownLong;
+ const shortPercent = finite(quota.shortPercent) ? quota.shortPercent : undefined;
+ const values = shortPercent !== undefined
+ && (shortPercent < CODEX_EXHAUSTED_USAGE_PERCENT || isTerminalShortWindow(quota, now))
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| const values = finite(quota.shortPercent) ? [...knownLong, quota.shortPercent] : knownLong; | |
| const shortPercent = finite(quota.shortPercent) ? quota.shortPercent : undefined; | |
| const values = shortPercent !== undefined | |
| && (shortPercent < CODEX_EXHAUSTED_USAGE_PERCENT || isTerminalShortWindow(quota, now)) | |
| ? [...knownLong, shortPercent] | |
| : knownLong; |
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In `@src/codex/routing.ts` at line 389, Update the values construction around
isTerminalShortWindow so quota.shortPercent is added only when the short window
is terminal; when a long-window value exists and the short reset timestamp is
expired or missing, retain only knownLong. Add regression coverage for mixed
long-window quotas with expired and missing short reset timestamps.
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Summary
Closes #3029. Written from scratch — no contributor PR targets this.
After a Codex account's 5-hour window fills, the pool does not switch away from it.
shortPercentsurvives quota parsing as a real blocking window, thencomputeCodexUsageScorediscards it when no long window is known; unknown passes the headroom check and suppresses auto-switch, so the account stays selected and the pool wedges on a credential that cannot serve.The existing comment is right that a short-only reading cannot stand in for a long one — a bare
shortPercent: 0would score flat 0 and make an unverified account look like the emptiest in the pool. That argument does not extend to a full window: 100 is not an optimistic guess about an unobserved window, it is a direct observation that the account is blocked right now.Freshness is the other half, and without it the fix inverts the bug.
getAccountQuotaperforms no expiry check, partial updates carry the old short tuple forward, and disk hydration accepts a persisted reading for hours. A terminal score has to expire with its window, or "an exhausted account stays selected" becomes "a recovered account stays excluded". A reading with noshortResetAtcannot be aged and stays unknown: a wrongly-selected account fails one request, a wrongly-excluded one is invisible until someone reads the pool by hand.Both units reach storage —
normalizeResetAtdoes not scale and the GUI disambiguates by magnitude at read time — so the comparison normalizes the same way. Read as milliseconds, a seconds value looks like it reset in 1970 and every terminal reading scores unknown: a fix that passes its own test and does nothing.The clock is threaded through every selection path rather than read from wall time. Two call sites already had a
nowand dropped it, including subagent fallback, which reads the same score to decide whether a native model is exhausted — so a stale reading pushed subagents off a live model too.Three review rounds, findings 2 → 4 → 0. The second round caught three tests that were green for reasons unrelated to what they claimed, including a priority direction I had backwards.
Plan: devlog/_plan/260831_prio70_train_round2/040_wp4_terminal_short_window.md.
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