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fix(management): preserve the account-failover opt-out across a provider overwrite (#2568d) - #2642
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…der overwrite (#2568d) POST /api/providers replaces a provider row with the submitted payload and carries forward an explicit allowlist. ProviderPayload has no member for oauthAccountFailover, so the dashboard's add/edit form structurally cannot send it — absence means "not carried", never "the user deleted it". The wp7e audit deferred this as a general payload-contract problem. That was wrong. Every other field this path drops fails toward something neutral: a missing modelCosts falls back to registry prices, a missing contextWindow to the seed. Losing oauthAccountFailover does not, because activation is now presence-driven — deleting an operator's "enabled: false" ENABLES rotation across their second subscription account, as a side effect of an edit that had nothing to do with failover. Same failure shape as the login-path loss that already shipped a fix. One preservation line beside the ones for apiKeyPool, modelCosts, requestPacing, and the context-window maps. Deletion still goes through PATCH with an explicit null, as #1409 established. No GUI change: widening ProviderPayload would only give the form a way to send undefined and re-create the problem, which is why modelCosts is handled the same way. Regression sits next to the modelCosts overwrite test and runs against a real server. Falsified by disabling the branch: 74 pass / 1 fail. bun run test: 0 fail. bun x tsc --noEmit: exit 0.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProvider POST overwrites now preserve an existing ChangesOAuth failover preservation
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| comment there records why absence means "not carried" rather than "deleted": `ProviderPayload` | ||
| (`gui/src/provider-payload.ts`) structurally cannot express the field, so the dashboard's | ||
| add/edit form can never send it. Deletion goes through PATCH with an explicit null, exactly as | ||
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Fix the issue reference formatting.
Line [28] starts with #1409, and markdownlint reports MD018. Wrap the reference in backticks or write issue 1409 so it remains prose.
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| const existingFailover = config.providers[name]?.oauthAccountFailover; | ||
| if (existingFailover && !prov.oauthAccountFailover) prov.oauthAccountFailover = existingFailover; |
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When an operator wants a provider to stop overriding the global/presence-driven failover policy, this preservation makes both an omitted value and an explicit null in POST retain the old override. The comment says deletion goes through PATCH, but applyProviderPatchFields has no oauthAccountFailover branch, so PATCH {"oauthAccountFailover": null} returns 400 with “no recognized fields to update.” Add a validated PATCH case that deletes the property on null (and ideally accepts an explicit boolean object), with regression coverage for clearing a persisted { enabled: false } override.
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이 PR은 방금 현재 PR이 넣는 변경은 그 구멍에 한 줄 보존을 추가하는 것입니다. 이 수정이 중요한 이유는 #2640 이후 기본 동작이 바뀌었기 때문입니다. 예전에는 미설정이 꺼짐이라서 POST가 키를 지워도 체감이 작았습니다. 지금은 계정이 두 개만 있어도 페일오버가 켜질 수 있으므로, 대시보드에서 이름·baseUrl만 고치는 평범한 저장이 의도치 않게 두 번째 계정의 쿼터를 쓰기 시작할 수 있습니다. 범위도 작고 GUI를 억지로 넓히지 않은 판단이 참고로 이번 시간 라인 598 근처(PR 삽입점, modelCosts 보존 직후) - POST 보존은 modelCosts와 같은 truthy 검사( 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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…der overwrite (#2568d) (lidge-jun#2642) POST /api/providers replaces a provider row with the submitted payload and carries forward an explicit allowlist. ProviderPayload has no member for oauthAccountFailover, so the dashboard's add/edit form structurally cannot send it — absence means "not carried", never "the user deleted it". The wp7e audit deferred this as a general payload-contract problem. That was wrong. Every other field this path drops fails toward something neutral: a missing modelCosts falls back to registry prices, a missing contextWindow to the seed. Losing oauthAccountFailover does not, because activation is now presence-driven — deleting an operator's "enabled: false" ENABLES rotation across their second subscription account, as a side effect of an edit that had nothing to do with failover. Same failure shape as the login-path loss that already shipped a fix. One preservation line beside the ones for apiKeyPool, modelCosts, requestPacing, and the context-window maps. Deletion still goes through PATCH with an explicit null, as lidge-jun#1409 established. No GUI change: widening ProviderPayload would only give the form a way to send undefined and re-create the problem, which is why modelCosts is handled the same way. Regression sits next to the modelCosts overwrite test and runs against a real server. Falsified by disabling the branch: 74 pass / 1 fail. bun run test: 0 fail. bun x tsc --noEmit: exit 0.
…der overwrite (#2568d) (lidge-jun#2642) POST /api/providers replaces a provider row with the submitted payload and carries forward an explicit allowlist. ProviderPayload has no member for oauthAccountFailover, so the dashboard's add/edit form structurally cannot send it — absence means "not carried", never "the user deleted it". The wp7e audit deferred this as a general payload-contract problem. That was wrong. Every other field this path drops fails toward something neutral: a missing modelCosts falls back to registry prices, a missing contextWindow to the seed. Losing oauthAccountFailover does not, because activation is now presence-driven — deleting an operator's "enabled: false" ENABLES rotation across their second subscription account, as a side effect of an edit that had nothing to do with failover. Same failure shape as the login-path loss that already shipped a fix. One preservation line beside the ones for apiKeyPool, modelCosts, requestPacing, and the context-window maps. Deletion still goes through PATCH with an explicit null, as lidge-jun#1409 established. No GUI change: widening ProviderPayload would only give the form a way to send undefined and re-create the problem, which is why modelCosts is handled the same way. Regression sits next to the modelCosts overwrite test and runs against a real server. Falsified by disabling the branch: 74 pass / 1 fail. bun run test: 0 fail. bun x tsc --noEmit: exit 0.
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Summary
Closes the one finding the #2640 audit deferred:
POST /api/providersdropped a provider'soauthAccountFailoveron overwrite.That path replaces a provider row with the submitted payload and carries forward an explicit allowlist.
ProviderPayload(gui/src/provider-payload.ts) has no member for this key, so the dashboard's add/edit form structurally cannot send it — absence means "not carried", never "the user deleted it".The audit response scoped this out as a general payload-contract problem. That reasoning does not hold once activation is presence-driven. Every other field this path drops fails toward something neutral: a missing
modelCostsfalls back to registry prices, a missingcontextWindowto the registry seed. LosingoauthAccountFailoverdoes not fail toward neutral — deleting an operator'senabled: falseenables rotation across their second subscription account, as a side effect of an edit that had nothing to do with failover. That is the same failure shape as the login-path loss that shipped a fix in #2640.The change is one preservation line beside the existing ones for
apiKeyPool,modelCosts,requestPacing, and the context-window maps. Deletion still goes through PATCH with an explicit null, as #1409 established for context windows.No GUI change. Widening
ProviderPayloadwould be the wrong fix for the same reason it is wrong formodelCosts: the form has no control for this setting, so a payload member would only give it a way to sendundefinedand re-create the problem.Rationale recorded in
devlog/_plan/260826_wp7e_presence_driven_oauth_failover/030_post_merge_f5.md.Verification
bun x tsc --noEmit— exit 0bun run test— full suite, 0 fail, exit 0bun test tests/management-provider-validation.test.ts— 75 passFalsified: disabling the preservation branch fails the new test (74 pass / 1 fail), so it is not vacuous.
The regression runs against a real server next to the existing
modelCostsoverwrite test — create a provider withenabled: false, POST an overwrite without the field, assert the opt-out survived.No GUI change, so no screenshot applies.
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