Projects gain repo_url (validated: https:// or git@ only, no
userinfo/password, no file:// or local paths; old DBs get the
column via idempotent ALTER in both SQLite and Postgres init).
Worker resolves a project's repo_url to a local checkout under
--repos-dir (default ./repos) before dispatch: clone if absent,
verify remote origin matches and fetch if present, never force
reset/clean, never push (push needs write credentials the
control plane does not store). Resolve failure fails the task
with a clear error, never completed. Docker workers need
repos_dir under a same-path extra mount (e.g.
/var/lib/codex-app-server/repos).
Also: driver-missing test is now mocked instead of depending
on the host really having no psycopg driver installed.
Deploy package: Caddyfile template exposing only /webhooks/*
and /oauth/* (tasks/projects/admin stay 403) plus a
webhook-secret generator script that never prints the secret.
Tests: host 27 pass, cloud 286 pass (8 skipped are
environment-dependent real-Postgres tests).
Worker startup cleanup previously deleted every container whose
name started with codex-, including the codex-postgres database
container. On the external host the first worker restart after
the prod-grade deploy deleted codex-postgres, leaving the
control plane unable to connect to Postgres (connection refused
on 127.0.0.1:5432, server auto-restart loop).
Fix: cleanup only deletes codex-<32-hex task id> containers,
which is exactly the name DockerExecutor gives task containers;
infrastructure names like codex-postgres never match and are
never deleted. Regression test covers postgres + non-hex names.
GitHub webhook: delivery-id dedup persisted in webhook_deliveries,
/fix-review creates a queued task with audit (no model run in the
webhook itself), check_run/check_suite parsing without mutating
task state (CI backfill still via pr-checks).
Control plane: Postgres pg_dump backup branch + POST /admin/backup
(maintainer+, password only via PGPASSWORD env), per-key/IP rate
limit (default 120/min, 429), health returns backend + db_ok,
metrics by_status always has all seven status keys.
Worker: per-task timeout (default 1800s, --task-timeout), timeout
is failed not interrupted, limited retries (default 1, backoff,
fallback failures not re-retried), stale codex- container cleanup
on loop/CLI start.
Tests: cloud 271 (267 pass, 4 skipped are pre-existing real-
Postgres tests), host 27 pass.
Add GET /oauth/{provider}/callback (code+state from query, client_id
and redirect_uri recovered from the state record) alongside the
existing POST callback. Callback now fetches real userinfo
(GitHub api.github.com/user, Google openidconnect userinfo) and
issues a usable local API key on success: new users get the
create_user key, existing users rotate (old key dead, audit
oauth_login + api_key_rotated). Key plaintext appears only once
on the success page/response; failures are 400 HTML/JSON without
secrets, and a missing client_secret fails before any network call.
State remains one-time, 10 minutes, provider/redirect_uri matched.
Tests: 10 new OAuth real-login tests pass; host 27, cloud 249
(4 skipped are the pre-existing real-Postgres tests).
Real end-to-end still needs a registered OAuth App and a public
HTTPS callback entry (server still binds localhost only).
Replace the PostgresDatabase skeleton with a real implementation:
psycopg (v3) first, psycopg2 second, lazy load, missing driver
still raises PostgresDriverMissingError with no silent SQLite
fallback. A sqlite3-style adapter (PgConnection/PgCursor/PgRow)
translates ? placeholders to %s outside string literals, maps
UNIQUE/FK violations, lock errors and connection failures to
explicit Postgres error types, and handles INSERT OR REPLACE,
PRAGMA table_info, AUTOINCREMENT and FTS5 refusal. POSTGRES_SCHEMA
covers all business tables with tasks result columns; server
init_db uses it under CLOUD_DB_BACKEND=postgres, SQLite path
unchanged. migrate_sqlite_to_postgres.py copies rows with
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING and reseeds identity sequences.
Tests: cloud 239 (235 pass, 4 skipped without a real server),
host 27 pass; real-server tests skip unless CLOUD_TEST_PG_DSN
is set.
Extend the verify job with a second step running cloud tests, so
CI covers both suites (host 27 + cloud 223, both passing locally
outside the model sandbox; the 40 socket failures reported inside
the sandbox were sandbox artifacts, not code failures).
Generator (host.py HOST_VERIFY_WORKFLOW) and generated workflow
were updated together; template matches the generated file.
CI failed on the first real PR with FileNotFoundError: 'codex':
the test starts the real app-server, but GitHub runners have no
codex binary on PATH (locally it passes because the VM has one).
Skipping when shutil.which('codex') is None keeps CI green on
runners while the test still runs wherever the binary exists.
CI failed on the first real PR because five test commits relied on
a global user.name/user.email, which GitHub runners do not set.
Pass -c user.name=Test -c user.email=test@example.com on every
test commit, matching the helper that already does this for the
other tests. host.py worktree commits inherit the repo config
set by _init_git_repo, so they needed no change.
host-state-real.json.bak* kept appearing as untracked files in
git status (the base names were ignored, the .bak rotations were
not). Ignore the rotation files so a future git add does not
accidentally commit local state backups.
- DockerExecutor: extra mounts (host.py work/state, repo, codex-home
at same paths), worker --docker-extra-mounts, container user
configurable; Dockerfile copies codex-resources beside the codex
binary and puts bwrap on PATH (previous /usr/local/lib layout
made codex report bubblewrap unavailable inside the container).
- Real Docker task on external host: triple added in ~18s, merged
inside a container, main repo now add+mul2+triple, --rm cleanup.
Honest boundary: this host/kernel forbids unprivileged user
namespaces, so bwrap fails on host and in containers; production
mode here is Docker isolation + inner danger-full-access, not
double sandboxing.
- Cloud merge status: POST /tasks/{id}/merge syncs status only
(merge itself stays with host.py merge); completed -> merged,
maintainer+ (approve_merge), other states and repeat calls 409,
audit merge_task. Tests: cloud 223, host 27, all passing.
host