fix(web): match subscription accounts across environments#30362
All-environments model settings currently look up each destination by the source's machine-local provider ID. Matching accounts under different IDs become unavailable, and a bulk save can persist an ID that does not exist on the destination.
This change resolves each destination's local ID for a unique authenticated Codex ChatGPT account and uses that correspondence for picker availability, save planning and Mixed comparisons. It covers six model settings and project overrides without copying credentials or registries. Claude and other providers remain exact-ID only, with reported identity conflicts rejected.
Closes https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/30270
Scope and size
Against the same base eb97d82156f031d0533d4de80d4eeb9ad82788e7:
Before follow-up, 9d48461 | Final, 493b3f8 | |
|---|---|---|
| Files | 7 | 9 |
| Added / removed lines | +462 / -16 | +556 / -26 |
| Total changed lines | 478 | 582 |
| Added test lines | 237 | 231 |
| Production changed lines | 241 | 351 |
The diff grew by 104 lines. Speculative Claude cross-ID matching, a duplicate positive test row and fixture/assertion boilerplate were removed. Five correctness gaps required additional logic: conflicting same IDs, provider IDs shadowed by generators, an unknown representative bridging two known conflicting accounts, generator selections falsely marked Mixed, and generator precedence incorrectly applied to provider-only settings. The final independent reviewer found no further safe cuts. Planner generator checks remain because TraitsPicker edits and writer toggles can save without picker availability checks.
Account policy and remaining risks
- Same ID and driver are accepted unless both snapshots report conflicting login type, email or workspace. Email comparison ignores case. Missing fields are unknown, not proof of identity.
- Different IDs match only when both providers report authenticated Codex ChatGPT login, nonempty email and workspace, equal lowercase email and exact workspace, and exactly one matching instance in each environment. Names and local profile IDs do not identify accounts.
- Known X versus Y refuses the full save unless another unique destination instance matches X. All destinations are checked against one another, so missing metadata on the representative cannot bridge a known X/Y conflict. The entire plan is refused before dispatch if any full selection cannot map.
- Same ID with missing identity metadata can still save across different actual accounts. This preserves the existing exact-ID behavior. Different IDs with missing/unverified metadata refuse matching. Same email under a different driver/login does not permit cross-ID matching. Claude cross-ID matching is unsupported; its current probe lacks the required workspace identity.
- Options-only or model-only partial patches and null resets preserve each environment's local account without correspondence checks. They can intentionally affect X and Y independently. Offline/no-config targets are excluded, not queued. Network/permission failures after planning can partly save and are reported; there is no distributed transaction or identity lock against a re-login after the snapshot.
- Text generation, source-control writing and speech cleanup can use generators. Matching requires the same generator ID, enabled kind and base URL and keeps local API keys. Equal endpoints do not prove equal billed accounts. Default/fallback use providers regardless of generator registry collisions; review guides reject generators.
Verification at the final head
Checked head 493b3f893ff0a25b36ae2e243e38832b3ac79ca6, base eb97d82156f031d0533d4de80d4eeb9ad82788e7.
- 94 tests pass in
scopedSettings.test.ts,modelSelection.test.tsandtextGenerators.test.ts. Failing-before runs demonstrate the account conflicts, three-environment bridge and both generator precedence regressions against the prior production code. - Boat job
wlzydovuwrgr2chnpassed the repo'scheck:changedat this exact head/base: format, lint, both knip stages, affected-package typecheck, three test files and React Compiler. Its worker was destroyed after completion. - GitHub CI at this head.
- Fresh independent Codex review found no remaining source/evidence findings and passed 20 additional assertions against the actual production modules. It inspected the final native images, recording frames, actual planner snapshots and exact-head Boat result. It verified that default/fallback/review-guide account conflicts cannot be bypassed by generator registry entries.
Native Linux verification used corex Ubuntu 26.04, the existing Electron 44.10.1 desktop shell with this head's Vite renderer, and two real isolated T3 backends. Synthetic Codex CLI 0.160.0 metadata supplied test identities; no real credentials or paid turns were used. The picker, RPC, planner and settings-file persistence were real. The renderer was fully reloaded after the final commit.
Before, historical same-base Linux reproduction: the matching subscription under another local ID is unavailable.
After at the final head: selecting Luna from the open All environments picker saves gpt-6-luna under codex_laptop_gmail and codex_server_gmail in the two settings files. The recording starts with the picker already open.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f0a9f712-fc27-4bc4-85f2-9a6c8d57d790
Known-different emails under identical stored IDs and models: Mixed, Luna disabled, actual planner produces zero writes.
Missing workspace under the same ID: no Mixed and two planned writes. This demonstrates the compatibility limitation above.
Not shown: real provider credentials, real Claude runtime, final-head generator UI, project overrides in the native UI, or relay/tunnel runtime. Generator routing and project mapping have focused tests; web shares the desktop editor and mobile has no equivalent bulk editor. This PR changes no server schema, credentials, migrations, execution routing or transport.
72-case edge audit, with tests distinguished from source inspection
Precise account policy
For a full selection with an instance ID, the source environment keeps its own selection. Every other connected, configured destination uses the same ID and driver when no reported login-type/email/workspace field conflicts. Missing fields are unknown and do not conflict. Otherwise the resolver can find a different local ID only for Codex with authenticated ChatGPT login, nonempty email and workspace, the same case-insensitive email and exact workspace, unique on both sides. Reported conflicts among any already matched destinations also reject the choice, so an unknown source cannot bridge known X and Y. A source-ID collision with X does not prevent selecting another unambiguous destination instance that actually matches the source account.
If A reports X and B reports Y under different emails, workspaces, login types, or drivers, they cannot be matched to one another. A full save is refused unless B has another unique instance matching X. If metadata is missing and both environments have the same ID and driver, the legacy path can still save settings across different actual accounts. It does not prove they are one account. With different IDs, missing or unverified metadata refuses matching. Same email under different drivers or login types does not authorize cross-ID matching. Claude and other providers retain exact-ID-only matching, subject to known-conflict checks.
Options-only/model-only text-generation patches intentionally preserve destination-local selections and bypass account correspondence. Null resets also bypass it. On text-generation, writer and speech-cleanup settings, text generators use exact ID, enabled status, kind and base URL; they preserve each environment's local API key and can intentionally use different billed accounts at the same endpoint. Writes are checked before dispatch, but network/permission failures can partially save. Reauthentication after the snapshot is not locked by an execution-time account precondition.
Evidence key
All new test cases below are in apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.test.ts.
- T1
writes each environment's own instance for every model setting - T2
maps project overrides to each member's own instance - T3(name)
resolves %s, with exact row name in parentheses - T4
keeps a text generator's ID only where it reaches the same API - T5
compares selections by account in either order, including three-environment assertions - T6 existing
completes partial text-generation selections without retaining old options - T7 existing
replaces old options when changing model selections - T8 existing
waits for every target and identifies both RPC failures and rejected writes - N1 parent native Linux All environments positive picker, saved local IDs
- N2 native Linux same-ID conflicting emails, disabled picker, planner zero writes
- N3 native Linux same-ID missing workspace, no Mixed, two planned writes
- I independent final-head production-module assertions, 20 passed
- S source inspection, no distinct direct assertion for this exact variant
Default/fallback always use providers even if a generator has the same ID. Review guides reject generators. Generator rows 54β61 apply to generator-capable settings.
Edge cases
| # | Case | Behavior at this head | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Same ChatGPT account, different local IDs | Saves each local ID | T1, N1 |
| 2 | Email differs only by case | Matches | T1; T3(same ID, email case differs) |
| 3 | Different known emails, same ID | Refuses that account; Mixed | T3(the same ID on another account), T5, N2 |
| 4 | Different known emails, different IDs | Does not account-match | S, key equality |
| 5 | Same email, different workspace, same ID | Refuses that account | T3(the same ID in another workspace) |
| 6 | Same email, different workspace, different IDs | Refuses | T3(another workspace) |
| 7 | Same email, different login type, same ID | Refuses that account | T3(the same ID with another login) |
| 8 | Same email, different login type, different IDs | Refuses cross-ID | T3(an API key account); S |
| 9 | Same ID, different provider driver | Refuses that instance | T3(the same ID on another driver) |
| 10 | Same email/workspace, different provider driver and IDs | Refuses cross-ID | S, Codex-only eligibility and driver conflict |
| 11 | Known metadata conflict despite unknown auth status | Known fields still conflict | S, knownConflict ignores auth.status |
| 12 | Missing metadata, same ID/driver | Legacy exact-ID accepted; actual accounts may differ | T3(same ID, unknown identity), T5 unknown snapshots, N3 |
| 13 | One-sided missing identity, different IDs | Refuses cross-ID | S, both account keys must qualify |
| 14 | Both sides missing workspace, different IDs | Refuses even with same name | T3(same display name, no workspace) |
| 15 | Missing email or auth type, different IDs | Refuses | S, account guard |
| 16 | Auth unknown/unauthenticated on cross-ID destination | Refuses | T3(an unauthenticated destination) uses unknown; S for unauthenticated |
| 17 | Auth unknown/unauthenticated on cross-ID source | Refuses | S, source key guard |
| 18 | Missing source provider snapshot/instance | Remote full-selection map refuses | T3(missing from the source snapshot) |
| 19 | Missing destination providers map on connected target | Full plan refuses; picker may skip while loading | T1 missing-snapshot assertion; S availability |
| 20 | Same ID alongside duplicate same-account profiles | Exact ID wins | T3(same ID takes precedence) |
| 21 | Two matching source profiles, different target ID | Ambiguous, refuses | T3(two matching source accounts) |
| 22 | Two matching destination profiles | Ambiguous, refuses | T3(two matching destination accounts) |
| 23 | Duplicate matching profile disabled/unavailable | Still counts as ambiguous | S, resolver counts all snapshots |
| 24 | Conflicting same-ID instance plus another correct account | Remaps to the unique correct instance | T3(conflicting ID beside matching account) |
| 25 | Claude matching metadata under different IDs | Refuses; deliberately out of cross-ID scope | T3(Claude, different IDs) |
| 26 | Claude same ID, conflicting account | Refuses | T3(Claude ID, different account) |
| 27 | Claude/API-key/Bedrock/custom endpoint, same ID with no known conflict | Legacy exact-ID accepted | S, shared exact path |
| 28 | Cursor/other driver, different IDs | No account fallback | S, Codex-only account guard |
| 29 | Unknown future driver/login type | No cross-ID fallback | S |
| 30 | Different local profileId | Ignored; not account identity | S, identity tuple excludes it |
| 31 | Display names match/differ | Names do not authorize mapping | T3(same display name, no workspace); S |
| 32 | Gmail dots/plus aliases, changed email | No canonicalization beyond lowercase; may conservatively refuse | S |
| 33 | Workspace case/format changes | Exact comparison may conservatively refuse | S |
| 34 | Unknown representative, two known conflicting other destinations | Refuses all full writes; Mixed | T5 three-environment assertions; failing-before log |
| 35 | Three environments in another order | Peer checks and all-pair comparisons preserve refusal | T5; round2 supplementary assertions |
| 36 | All destinations unknown but same ID/driver | Accepted by legacy policy; no proof of common account | S |
| 37 | Same verified account and model in reverse order | Uniform | T5 |
| 38 | Model slug differs | Mixed | T5 |
| 39 | Provider options differ | Mixed | S, Equal comparison preserves all fields |
| 40 | Both stored selections null | Stored values uniform; effective defaults still compared | S; existing modelSelection.test.ts automatic-default cases |
| 41 | Explicit versus automatic selection with same effective model | Stored comparison preserves distinction | existing modelSelection.test.ts configured/inherited cases |
| 42 | Automatic defaults same account, different IDs | Effective selections can compare uniform | S, defaultModelSelectionsAreMixed |
| 43 | Empty or one-target scope | No Mixed; no cross-environment matching | existing modelSelection.test.ts empty/single cases; all-pair loop |
| 44 | All six full model settings | Each uses destination-local ID | T1 |
| 45 | Project/checkout overrides | Each member's local ID stored | T2 |
| 46 | Several project members on same environment | Existing helper aggregates; repeated peer compatible | S, projectOverrideWrites |
| 47 | Null reset or clear project override | No identity mapping; restores automatic/inheritance | existing clear/reset tests; S selection guard |
| 48 | Options-only partial text-generation patch | Retains each local account/ID; no identity gate | T6; S |
| 49 | Model-only partial text-generation patch | Retains each local account/ID; no identity gate | T6; S |
| 50 | New full selection carries options | Preserves supplied options, remaps ID | S spread; T7 existing option replacement |
| 51 | Any one full model key cannot map | Entire plan refused before dispatch, client writes suppressed too | T1 missing-snapshot assertion; T5; S unmatched return |
| 52 | Offline or no-config target | Excluded; no queued replay | existing scope tests; S selectScopedSettingsEnvironments |
| 53 | Representative changes | New writes use displayed target and its providers | S useUpdateScopedSettings/context wiring |
| 54 | Same text generator ID, enabled, same kind/base URL | Saves generator ID, no provider snapshot required | T4, I |
| 55 | Generator absent/disabled/different endpoint | Refuses all planned writes | T4 |
| 56 | Generator kind differs | Refuses | S same generator branch |
| 57 | Same endpoint, different API keys/accounts | Allowed; local API keys preserved | S, selection patch contains no key |
| 58 | Destination generator shadows remapped provider ID | Refuses rather than execute API as subscription | T4 collision assertion, failing-before log |
| 59 | Source provider but destination generator at source ID | Refuses because source is not that generator | S generator branch |
| 60 | Both selections use same generator ID/kind/endpoint, conflicting shadowed providers or different keys | Uniform on generator-capable keys; provider metadata and local API keys do not define generator equality | T4, I; regression failed before fix |
| 61 | Generator endpoint/kind differs, or one side is a generator and the other a provider | Mixed on generator-capable keys; one generator must not compare as a provider | S, I for differing endpoint |
| 62 | Matched provider disabled/unavailable/model missing | Picker refuses through existing destination capability checks | S availability; planner only maps identity |
| 63 | Permission/network failure after planning | May save subset, reports saved and failed environments | T8; S useRunScopedPlan |
| 64 | Old server silently drops setting | Reports unsupported failure | existing dropped toggle/text/project-override cases |
| 65 | Account reauths after snapshot/planning | No execution-time identity lock; later account can receive setting | S RPC/planner contracts; explicit limitation |
| 66 | Concurrent provider/config removal/change | Latest render is planned; changes after plan can race | S; no distributed transaction |
| 67 | Web versus native desktop | Same editor and mapping code | S; N1/N2 Linux desktop |
| 68 | Mobile | No equivalent all-environments editor to update | S code boundaries |
| 69 | Local versus relay/tunnel | No transport changes; same destination RPC | S; relay/tunnel runtime not verified |
| 70 | Default/fallback ID also exists in generator registry, provider accounts conflict | Refuses full save; Mixed, registry cannot bypass identity | T4, I; failing-before provider-only regression | | 71 | Default/fallback remapped account ID also exists in destination generator registry | Account still maps; runtime uses provider | I | | 72 | Review-guide selection collides with generator | Refuses; generators unsupported for review guides | T4, I |
Real credentials, current Claude runtime, project overrides in the native UI, and relay/tunnel runtime remain unverified. Rows marked S are source-reviewed cases, not distinct tests or integrated demonstrations.
Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 / Claude Code and GPT-6.1 Sol / Codex. Final investigation, verification and independent reviews used GPT-6.1 Sol / Codex.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable β Scoped model settings now match verified subscription accounts across environments while saving each environmentβs local provider ID. Ambiguous or conflicting matches block the save, without changing shipped defaults or copying credentials.
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Scoped model settings now resolve eligible authenticated Codex ChatGPT accounts across environments when provider instance IDs differ. Comparisons, availability checks, and settings updates use resolved destination instances. Unverified or ambiguous mappings prevent server writes.
Changes: Scoped model selection
Layer / File(s) Summary Account matching and selection equality
apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedModelSelection.tsAdds provider-aware matching for authenticated Codex ChatGPT accounts. Matching requires a unique account with compatible identity data. Selection equality compares model fields and resolved accounts. Destination model mapping and availability
apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.ts,apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedSettings.ts,apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.ts,apps/web/src/components/settings/ProjectDefaultsSettings.tsx,apps/web/src/components/settings/SourceControlWritingSettings.tsx,apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.test.tsSettings updates map model instance IDs for destination environments, including project overrides. Availability checks resolve each target's local instance and use the setting-specific validation resolver. If a destination cannot be mapped, the plan clears server writes and identifies unavailable environments. Tests cover mapping, ambiguity, text-generator matching, and unavailable destinations. Provider-aware mixed-value comparisons
apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.ts,apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsLayout.tsx,apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedSettings.ts,apps/web/src/modelSelection.tsSettings and default-model mixed-value checks use provider data and compare selections across target environments. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes
Change: Refactor Β· Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Sequence Diagram(s)
mermaid1 sequenceDiagram 2 participant SettingsUI 3 participant useUpdateScopedSettings 4 participant planScopedSettingsPatch 5 participant resolveScopedModelInstanceId 6 SettingsUI->>useUpdateScopedSettings: submit patch and selected target 7 useUpdateScopedSettings->>planScopedSettingsPatch: pass source target and provider map 8 planScopedSettingsPatch->>resolveScopedModelInstanceId: resolve destination model instance 9 resolveScopedModelInstanceId-->>planScopedSettingsPatch: destination ID or null 10 planScopedSettingsPatch-->>useUpdateScopedSettings: mapped writes or unavailable environments Possibly related issues
- pingdotgg/t3code#30455 β This PR maps project-override model selections to destination-local provider instances across environments, which overlaps with the issueβs project-default objective.
Possibly related PRs
- pingdotgg/t3code#24110 β Both PRs change the
useScopedModelDisabledReasoncontract and its call sites; the added third parameters have different meanings. - pingdotgg/t3code#28984 β Both PRs map shared model selections to local provider instance IDs for availability, settings writes, and mixed-value comparisons.
- pingdotgg/t3code#33147 β Both PRs update scoped text-generator handling in
useScopedModelAvailability.ts; the implementation also depends on the text-generator settings contract.
Suggested reviewers:
juliusmarminge,t3dotgg
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Check name Status Explanation Title check Passed The title "fix(web): match subscription accounts across environments" states the main change. The changeset adds resolution of a destination's local provider ID for a unique authenticated Codex ChatGPβ¦ Description check Passed The description follows the repository template. It has a clear problem statement, a change section that explains the account-matching approach, and a scope section that links issue #30270. The verifiβ¦Linked Issues check Passed [ #30270] The implementation resolves destination-local provider IDs for a unique authenticated Codex ChatGPT account. It requires driver, authenticated ChatGPT status, non-empty email and workspace, aβ¦Out of Scope Changes check Passed The changed files implement the shared scoped model picker, Mixed comparison, and save-planning paths named by [ #30270]. The additional source-control writer, review-guide, speech post-processing, falβ¦Full details: Title check
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The title "fix(web): match subscription accounts across environments" states the main change. The changeset adds resolution of a destination's local provider ID for a unique authenticated Codex ChatGPT account, and applies that mapping to the All environments model settings. The title follows the conventional commit format and is specific. It is a reasonable summary of the primary change, though it does not name the Codex or ChatGPT scope.
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#30270] The implementation resolves destination-local provider IDs for a unique authenticated Codex ChatGPT account. It requires driver, authenticated ChatGPT status, non-empty email and workspace, and unique matches. It preserves exact-ID matching and rejects reported identity conflicts.scopedModelSelectionsEqualapplies the correspondence to Mixed comparisons.forDestinationModelsapplies it to the six model settings, project overrides, picker planning, and write suppression.useScopedModelDisabledReasonapplies it to picker availability. The reported focused tests cover local-ID writes, project overrides, ambiguity and identity conflicts, generator behavior, Mixed comparisons, and unmatched-write suppression. Claude and other providers retain exact-ID behavior, which is consistent with the PR's stated Codex-focused scope.
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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria
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maininto the branch with a merge commit (89013229d7). no conflicts, no code changes. vp run check:changedat the merge: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests and react compiler pass.scopedSettings.test.tspasses 47/47.- review findings were already handled at
493b3f893f: the text-generator comparison inscopedModelSelectionsEqualnow runs before provider identity checks, the duplicate test row is gone, and the body scopes cross-id matching to codex chatgpt accounts.
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Verified in a real dev environment
partial verification at e0fd933b23c68a9e7e2fdf90548e79fd31706b95. this does not establish that cross-environment subscription matching works.
used repo playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome on this linux vm. installed and ran github/main (7c22e24e3f) in a separate worktree first, stopped its server, then installed and ran the exact pr head. only one task dev server ran at a time. created a real git project through the app and reused its app-created state. no mocks or fabricated account identity.
- main completed a real codex
gpt-6.1-solturn and persisted a default-model edit after reload. - the pr's all-environments scope, with one connected environment, saved default Sol to Luna to Sol and fallback Luna. both selections survived reload.
- an option-only edit retained the Sol selection and persisted high reasoning. resetting the fallback restored none.
- a new pr thread inherited Sol/high, ran
pwdandgit status --short, and returnedPR_PROVIDER_OK. it showed one automatic provider recovery before completing. real text generation also produced the thread title. - reran the two focused suites through blacksmith: 81 passed. github ci was green. no source changes or pushes.
| 1 | main: background vp run dev; web 8693 / server 16733 |
| 2 | pr: background vp run dev; web 5733 / server 13773 |
| 3 | provider tool: pwd |
| 4 | /home/user/main/.t3/projects/subscription-verification |
| 5 | provider tool: git status --short |
| 6 | (empty output; clean repo) |
| 7 | provider response: PR_PROVIDER_OK |
main and pr captures below show the same single-environment settings. they are a regression check, not a reproduction of the original cross-environment bug.
main single-environment settings
pr single-environment settings
pr default and fallback selection and reset
real codex turn with expanded command output
Not verified
the original main bug and the positive cross-id subscription mapping remain unverified. the real proxy-backed codex snapshot reports auth: {status: "unknown"} with no email or workspace id. the matcher deliberately requires authenticated subscription identity. the brief also permits only one dev server, while this case requires two connected environments with different local instance ids. i did not replace the real provider with synthetic subscription metadata.
cross-environment mixed-state comparison, ambiguity rejection and destination-local persistence therefore have focused-test coverage here, but no real subscription integration proof. claude subscriptions, bulk project overrides across environments, relay/tunnel routes, native desktop and native mobile were not exercised.
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| 90 | + | : resolveScopedModelInstanceId(first.instanceId, firstEnvironment, secondEnvironment) === | |
| 91 | + | second.instanceId && | |
| 92 | + | resolveScopedModelInstanceId(second.instanceId, secondEnvironment, firstEnvironment) === | |
| 93 | + | first.instanceId; | |
π‘ Medium settings/scopedModelSelection.ts:87
scopedModelSelectionsEqual returns false for matching text-generator selections when same-ID provider instances belong to different accounts, causing Settings to show the choice as mixed. The same-ID branch checks knownConflict without honoring textGeneratorForSelection precedence; skip provider identity checks when both environments resolve the selection to a text generator.
| 1 | const sameInstance = |
| 2 | first.instanceId === second.instanceId |
| 3 | ? (textGeneratorForSelection(firstEnvironment.settings, first.instanceId) !== undefined && |
| 4 | textGeneratorForSelection(secondEnvironment.settings, second.instanceId) !== undefined) || |
| 5 | !(firstProvider && secondProvider && knownConflict(firstProvider, secondProvider)) |
| 6 | : resolveScopedModelInstanceId(first.instanceId, firstEnvironment, secondEnvironment) === |
| 7 | second.instanceId && |
| 8 | resolveScopedModelInstanceId(second.instanceId, secondEnvironment, firstEnvironment) === |
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| 3 | `scopedModelSelectionsEqual` returns `false` for matching text-generator selections when same-ID provider instances belong to different accounts, causing Settings to show the choice as mixed. The same-ID branch checks `knownConflict` without honoring `textGeneratorForSelection` precedence; skip provider identity checks when both environments resolve the selection to a text generator. |
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Fixed at 493b3f893ff0a25b36ae2e243e38832b3ac79ca6. Generator-capable settings compare the enabled generator kind/base URL before any shadowed provider identity. Default/fallback still compare providers, and review guides reject generators, so a registry collision cannot bypass account conflicts. The regression failed before the fix; 94 focused tests and 20 independent production-module assertions pass. Final-head native evidence, exact account policy and the edge audit are now in the PR body.
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| 43 | + | provider.auth.email && | |
| 44 | + | provider.auth.workspaceId | |
| 45 | + | ? JSON.stringify(identity(provider)) | |
| 46 | + | : null; | |
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Align Claude matching with the stated scope.
Claude subscriptions with matching email and workspace cannot match across different instance IDs. Users must select their models separately for each environment.
If Claude cross-ID matching is in scope, support authenticated subscription accounts while excluding API-key, Bedrock, and custom-endpoint accounts. Otherwise, update the PR description to state that Claude cross-ID matching is not supported.
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[GPT-6.1 Sol][Codex] on behalf of shivam.
The PR body now explicitly limits cross-ID matching to authenticated Codex ChatGPT accounts with unique email/workspace identity. Claude cross-ID matching is unsupported; its current probe does not report the required workspace identity. Claude retains exact-ID compatibility with reported identity conflicts rejected. The body also states the same-ID unknown-metadata limitation and final-head verification scope.
@shivamhwp Thanks for updating the PR description to clarify the Claude scope.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for Claude cross-ID matching?
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1 Learnt from: maria-rcks 2 Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 17711 3 File: packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.ts:158-180 4 Timestamp: 2026-10-10T04:38:48.440Z 5 Learning: In apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, Claude workspace identity comes from oauthAccount.organizationUuid in .claude.json through the organization-ID reader in apps/server/src/provider/claudeResetCredits.ts. It can become available after an earlier probe lacked it, independently of a successful usage read. In apps/server/src/provider/CodexProvider.ts, Codex workspace identity comes from accountId in the usage response itself, so a failed usage read does not supply a new workspace ID.
1 Learnt from: CR 2 Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 0 3 File: AGENTS.md:0-0 4 Timestamp: 2026-11-09T02:09:39.742Z 5 Learning: Source excerpt: 6 # T3 Code 7 8 ## Hit every surface 9 10 The most common defect in this repo is a change that works on the path you tested and is missing everywhere else. Before calling frontend work done, walk this list and say which entries applied: 11 12 - **Providers.** Codex, Claude, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode, Antigravity, and Kiro each have an adapter. Provider-shaped features need a decision per adapter, even if the decision is "not supported here".
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| 885 | + | ["the same ID in another workspace", [a("x")], [a("x", team)], null], | |
| 886 | + | ["the same ID with another login", [a("x")], [a("x", apiKey)], null], | |
| 887 | + | ["the same ID on another driver", [a("x")], [a("x", {}, claude)], null], | |
| 888 | + | ["Claude ID, different account", [a("x", {}, claude)], [a("x", other, claude)], null], | |
This repeats the successful cross-ID, case-insensitive mapping already covered by the first test in this describe block. Could you remove the duplicate row?
| 1 | - ["one ChatGPT account under another ID", [a("l")], [a("s", lower)], "s"], |
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[GPT-6.1 Sol][Codex] on behalf of shivam.
Removed the duplicate positive row. The remaining first test already verifies cross-ID mapping and case-insensitive email matching for all six model settings. Final-head focused tests pass.
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| 264 | + | if (!settings) return null; | |
| 265 | + | const shownGenerator = scopedTextGenerator(source.settings, selection.instanceId, key); | |
| 266 | + | const generator = scopedTextGenerator(settings, selection.instanceId, key); | |
| 267 | + | if (shownGenerator !== undefined || generator !== undefined) { | |
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A defaultModelSelection or fallbackModelSelection can be written to the wrong account, or rejected despite a valid provider match, when a destination has a text generator registered under the selected provider ID. This branch treats every setting as generator-routed and continues before resolveScopedModelInstanceId can verify the provider account; apply generator matching only to textGenerationModelSelection, and reject generator selections for reviewGuideModelSelection.
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apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedModelSelection.ts:73
The resolver unconditionally rejects a cross-ID account match when a generator exists at the destination provider's ID. For default/fallback settings that registry entry is irrelevant:
resolveDefaultProviderModelSelectionandpackages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts:resolveNewThreadModelSelectionresolve providers, not generators. With account X atlaptopandserver, plus any generator registered asserver, selecting X for default/fallback is now disabled and the entire bulk-save plan is refused, even though the destination provider is valid. Make generator-shadow rejection depend on the setting's routing semantics rather than applying it to every resolver caller.
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| 1 | In file @apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedSettings.ts around line 267: |
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| 3 | A `defaultModelSelection` or `fallbackModelSelection` can be written to the wrong account, or rejected despite a valid provider match, when a destination has a text generator registered under the selected provider ID. This branch treats every setting as generator-routed and `continue`s before `resolveScopedModelInstanceId` can verify the provider account; apply generator matching only to `textGenerationModelSelection`, and reject generator selections for `reviewGuideModelSelection`. |
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| 6 | - apps/web/src/components/settings/scopedModelSelection.ts:73 -- The resolver unconditionally rejects a cross-ID account match when a generator exists at the destination provider's ID. For default/fallback settings that registry entry is irrelevant: `resolveDefaultProviderModelSelection` and `packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts:resolveNewThreadModelSelection` resolve providers, not generators. With account X at `laptop` and `server`, plus any generator registered as `server`, selecting X for default/fallback is now disabled and the entire bulk-save plan is refused, even though the destination provider is valid. Make generator-shadow rejection depend on the setting's routing semantics rather than applying it to every resolver caller. |
[GPT-6.1 Sol][Codex] on behalf of shivam.
This was a real gap in the earlier implementation, fixed at current head 493b3f893ff0a25b36ae2e243e38832b3ac79ca6. Review 5824980475 names the earlier fd15492 commit, although this inline comment is attached to the current head.
scopedTextGenerator now returns undefined for default/fallback, so their planner always reaches provider-account resolution and their resolver ignores unrelated generator entries. Review guides detect and refuse generator selections. Only text generation, source-control writing and speech cleanup use generator routing, matching their execution paths.
The final regression checks that matching generator entries cannot bypass conflicting provider accounts for default/fallback/review-guide writes. The fresh independent review also ran production-module assertions for each provider-only key and verified that default/fallback still remap a valid account when its destination ID has an unrelated generator entry. All 94 focused tests, 20 independent assertions, exact-head Boat checks and CI passed. The final-head evidence and limitations are in the PR body. No additional code change is needed for this finding.
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