[WRONG BRANCH] fix(quota): retain burst limits in cached routing - #308
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughShort-window quota data is now recognized, persisted, included in Codex usage scoring, and used for routing headroom, exhaustion, and reset calculations. Tests cover K12, free plans, quota caching, and pool evidence. ChangesShort-window quota support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Cached quota routing can make incorrect availability decisions when short-window data is refreshed: stale long-window fields may be retained inconsistently, and reset times from parsed responses may be missed because of timestamp-unit differences. These bounded correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QuotaCache
participant computeCodexUsageScore
participant CodexQuotaEvidence
QuotaCache->>computeCodexUsageScore: Provide shortPercent
computeCodexUsageScore->>CodexQuotaEvidence: Provide usage percentage
QuotaCache->>CodexQuotaEvidence: Provide shortResetAt
CodexQuotaEvidence->>CodexQuotaEvidence: Calculate exhaustion and headroom
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| const resets = [ | ||
| ...(monthly ? [] : [quota.weeklyResetAt]), | ||
| quota.monthlyResetAt, | ||
| quota.shortResetAt, |
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Convert burst reset timestamps to milliseconds
WHAM's reset_at values are Unix seconds, and parseUsageQuota stores that value unchanged in shortResetAt (for example, 2000000000). Adding it directly to this list compares it against millisecond-valued Date.now(), so every real burst reset is filtered out and cached route evidence omits resetAtMs; the new test masks this by constructing shortResetAt with Date.now(). Normalize second-valued Codex reset timestamps to milliseconds before filtering and emitting them.
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| if (snapshotHasShort(quota)) { | ||
| if (quota.shortPercent !== undefined) next.shortPercent = quota.shortPercent; | ||
| if (quota.shortResetAt !== undefined) next.shortResetAt = quota.shortResetAt; | ||
| if (quota.shortWindowSeconds !== undefined) next.shortWindowSeconds = quota.shortWindowSeconds; |
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Preserve burst quota across partial header refreshes
When a WHAM refresh has cached shortPercent, any later response containing ordinary quota headers calls applyAccountQuotaFromUpstreamHeaders, but parseUpstreamQuotaHeaders never emits any short* fields. This block therefore skips the existing burst fields while rebuilding the cache entry, making routing and the dashboard lose the independently enforced burst limit until the next WHAM refresh. Preserve the existing burst fields for partial/header snapshots, or classify sub-day header windows into the short slot before replacing the entry.
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts`:
- Around line 255-257: Extend the credits-only refresh test in the rate-limit
reset tests to seed existing short-window fields and verify that shortPercent,
shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds are retained after applying the response.
Focus the regression coverage on the copy path in the quota update logic.
- Around line 229-236: Update setAccountQuotaFromParsed to apply one consistent
policy when parseUsageQuota produces a short-only snapshot: either preserve both
weekly and monthly fields during partial merges or clear both for authoritative
snapshots, rather than retaining weekly while removing monthly data. Use
snapshotHasShort and the existing quota merge logic to implement the policy, and
add a regression test covering a short-only parsed quota with stale long-window
fields.
In `@src/routing/quota.ts`:
- Around line 53-55: Normalize Codex reset timestamps to the routing contract’s
millisecond representation at the parser/cache boundary, updating
normalizeResetAt and its callers as needed so parsed Unix-second values are
multiplied by 1,000 before the filters in quota routing compare them with
Date.now(). Add a routing test using parsed reset input to verify resetAtMs is
retained for a future reset timestamp.
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| function snapshotHasShort(quota: Omit<StoredAccountQuota, "updatedAt">): boolean { | ||
| return quota.shortPercent !== undefined | ||
| || quota.shortResetAt !== undefined | ||
| || quota.shortWindowSeconds !== undefined; | ||
| } | ||
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| function snapshotHasUsage(quota: Omit<StoredAccountQuota, "updatedAt">): boolean { | ||
| return snapshotHasWeekly(quota) || snapshotHasMonthly(quota); | ||
| return snapshotHasWeekly(quota) || snapshotHasMonthly(quota) || snapshotHasShort(quota); |
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from math import isfinite
def norm(value):
if isinstance(value, (int, float)) and isfinite(value):
return max(0, min(100, value))
return None
def parse(data):
primary = data.get("primary_window") or {}
secondary = data.get("secondary_window") or {}
tertiary = data.get("tertiary_window") or {}
out = {}
primary_seconds = primary.get("limit_window_seconds")
short = isinstance(primary_seconds, (int, float)) and isfinite(primary_seconds) and 0 < primary_seconds < 24*60*60
pp, sp, tp = norm(primary.get("used_percent")), norm(secondary.get("used_percent")), norm(tertiary.get("used_percent"))
if short and pp is not None:
out["shortPercent"] = pp
if "reset_at" in primary: out["shortResetAt"] = primary["reset_at"]
out["shortWindowSeconds"] = primary_seconds
weekly = sp if short else (pp if pp is not None else sp)
monthly = tp
if weekly is not None: out["weeklyPercent"] = weekly
if monthly is not None: out["monthlyPercent"] = monthly
return out
def merge(existing, quota):
next_ = {}
has_weekly = "weeklyPercent" in quota or "weeklyResetAt" in quota
has_monthly = "monthlyPercent" in quota or "monthlyResetAt" in quota
has_short = any(k in quota for k in ("shortPercent", "shortResetAt", "shortWindowSeconds"))
if has_weekly:
next_.update({k: quota[k] for k in ("weeklyPercent", "weeklyResetAt") if k in quota})
elif has_monthly:
pass
else:
next_.update({k: existing[k] for k in ("weeklyPercent", "weeklyResetAt") if k in existing})
if has_monthly:
next_.update({k: quota[k] for k in ("monthlyPercent", "monthlyResetAt") if k in quota})
elif has_weekly:
next_.update({k: existing[k] for k in ("monthlyPercent", "monthlyResetAt") if k in existing})
if has_short:
next_.update({k: quota[k] for k in ("shortPercent", "shortResetAt", "shortWindowSeconds") if k in quota})
return next_
shape = {
"primary_window": {"used_percent": 100, "reset_at": 1700000000, "limit_window_seconds": 5*60*60},
}
parsed = parse(shape)
merged = merge(
{"weeklyPercent": 80, "weeklyResetAt": 1700000100, "monthlyPercent": 20, "monthlyResetAt": 1700000200},
parsed,
)
print("parsed:", parsed)
print("merged:", merged)
print("weekly retained:", merged.get("weeklyPercent") == 80)
print("monthly retained:", merged.get("monthlyPercent") == 20)
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Handle short-only snapshots consistently in setAccountQuotaFromParsed.
parseUsageQuota can return only the short-window fields when the primary window is sub-day and the other windows are absent. The merge then retains stale weekly fields but drops stale monthly fields. Choose one policy for short-only snapshots: preserve both long-window fields for partial updates, or clear both for authoritative snapshots. Add a regression test for this case.
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts` around lines 229 - 236, Update setAccountQuotaFromParsed
to apply one consistent policy when parseUsageQuota produces a short-only
snapshot: either preserve both weekly and monthly fields during partial merges
or clear both for authoritative snapshots, rather than retaining weekly while
removing monthly data. Use snapshotHasShort and the existing quota merge logic
to implement the policy, and add a regression test covering a short-only parsed
quota with stale long-window fields.
| if (existing?.shortPercent !== undefined) next.shortPercent = existing.shortPercent; | ||
| if (existing?.shortResetAt !== undefined) next.shortResetAt = existing.shortResetAt; | ||
| if (existing?.shortWindowSeconds !== undefined) next.shortWindowSeconds = existing.shortWindowSeconds; |
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Cover burst-field retention on a credits-only refresh.
The new copy path is not covered by the existing credits-only test in tests/rate-limit-reset-credits.test.ts, Lines 394-406. That test checks only weekly and monthly fields. Seed shortPercent, shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds before applying a credits-only response, then assert that all three fields remain.
As per path instructions, “A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem.”
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts` around lines 255 - 257, Extend the credits-only refresh
test in the rate-limit reset tests to seed existing short-window fields and
verify that shortPercent, shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds are retained
after applying the response. Focus the regression coverage on the copy path in
the quota update logic.
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| quota.shortResetAt, | ||
| ].filter((value): value is number => typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value)) | ||
| .filter(value => value > Date.now()); |
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Normalize Codex reset timestamps before routing
normalizeResetAt only validates values and preserves Unix-second reset_at values (src/codex/quota.ts:178-185). The filter in src/routing/quota.ts:50-55 compares weeklyResetAt, monthlyResetAt, and shortResetAt with millisecond Date.now(). Parsed reset values such as 2000000000 therefore fail the filter, and resetAtMs is omitted. The routing test uses Date.now() + 60_000 directly and does not cover the parsed path.
Store Codex reset timestamps in milliseconds at the parser/cache boundary, or use seconds consistently across the routing contract. Add a parsed-input routing test.
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In `@src/routing/quota.ts` around lines 53 - 55, Normalize Codex reset timestamps
to the routing contract’s millisecond representation at the parser/cache
boundary, updating normalizeResetAt and its callers as needed so parsed
Unix-second values are multiplied by 1,000 before the filters in quota routing
compare them with Date.now(). Add a routing test using parsed reset input to
verify resetAtMs is retained for a future reset timestamp.
Motivation
shortPercent,shortResetAt,shortWindowSeconds) but they were not retained in the shared quota cache or considered by cached routing, causing short-window-exhausted accounts to still appear healthy.Description
snapshotHasShort()and carryingshortPercent,shortResetAt, andshortWindowSecondsthroughsetAccountQuotaFromParsed()for both credits-only and normal snapshots (file:src/codex/quota.ts).computeCodexUsageScore()to considershortPercentalongside weekly/monthly values and maintain plan-aware monthly-only behavior (file:src/codex/routing.ts).resetAtMs(file:src/routing/quota.ts).tests/rate-limit-reset-credits.test.ts,tests/codex-routing.test.ts,tests/routing-policy-pool-quota.test.ts).Testing
bun run typecheckand the repository typecheck completed successfully.bun run test(repository-managed Bun), which passed; the focused new/updated tests aretests/codex-routing.test.ts,tests/rate-limit-reset-credits.test.ts, andtests/routing-policy-pool-quota.test.tsand they passed in the repository test run.bun run privacy:scanand the privacy scan passed.bun teston a subset using the shell-resolved Bun binary showed an import error forzstdDecompressSync(environment Bun version mismatch); this is an environment issue and the repository-managedbun run testsucceeded for the entire suite.Codex Task
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