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feat(combos): explicit last-resort cooldown policy for failover - #5736
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A brief cooldown on a preferred target routes straight to whatever comes next in the list — including a target the operator only ever wanted used in an emergency. There is no way to say "this one is a last resort", so transient cooldown state dispatches it. `cooldownWaitPolicy: "before-last-resort"` plus `lastResort: true` on a target makes selection try the normal targets first. If they are only cooling and the earliest cooldown expires inside the combo's existing `waitForCooldownMs` budget, the request waits for that instead of dispatching the last resort. **The policy only ever defers, and that is the property the tests are built around.** When no normal target can be reached — every one cooling past the budget, already attempted, or ruled out by the caller — the last-resort target is dispatched exactly as today. A policy that could withhold it would turn a fallback into an outage, which is strictly worse than the premature routing it prevents. Five tests cover that one way each: cooling past the budget, excluded, ruled out by the caller's own predicate, a combo whose targets are all last-resort, and a zero wait budget. The deferral wait is scoped to normal targets. A short cooldown on the last-resort target must not make the request sleep on behalf of the very target the policy is avoiding — though the ordinary wait below the policy branch may still wait for it, and should, once it is the only candidate left. The test asserts which branch does the waiting rather than whether any wait happens. Both fields are omitted by default and only the exact literal `before-last-resort` opts in, matching the rule `reasoningEffortMode` already follows. A truthy non-boolean `lastResort` normalizes to false, so a config that fails validation cannot still change routing if it is loaded anyway. The normalizer's null is dropped by `sparseComboConfig`, so stored combos do not gain a meaningless key. Scoped to src/combos/resolve.ts, which lidge-jun#5716 does not touch — that PR changes cooldown *duration* in failover.ts, this one changes *selection*. They merge in either order. Eight mutations, seven caught, including the safety one: withholding the last resort when no normal target is reachable fails immediately. The survivor is an equivalent mutant — the `targets.some(t => !t.lastResort)` guard is a short-circuit that only avoids one wasted selection pass, since the fall-through already handles an all-last-resort combo identically. Recorded rather than papered over with a contrived assertion. Closes lidge-jun#5691
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCombos can mark targets as last resort and opt into ChangesLast-resort cooldown policy
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/combos.md`:
- Around line 265-267: Update the English configuration reference table and its
ja, ko, ru, and zh-cn equivalents: include `lastResort?` in the `targets` shape,
add the `targets[].lastResort` entry, and add the `cooldownWaitPolicy` entry
with their defaults and behavior. Keep the descriptions consistent with the
“Last-resort targets” section.
In `@src/combos/resolve.ts`:
- Around line 419-441: Update the selection flow around `normalDelay` and
`pickComboTarget` to advance `now` after an unsuccessful deferral and subtract
that delay from a per-attempt remaining wait budget. Use the updated `now` for
subsequent eligibility and cooldown checks, and the remaining budget for the
later wait-limit checks so total waiting stays within
`options.waitForCooldownMs`. Add a regression test that re-cools a target during
the injected sleep and verifies the total sleep stays within the budget.
In `@src/server/management/combo-routes.ts`:
- Around line 105-107: Update sparseComboConfig and the combo persistence path
so target entries omit lastResort when it is false, while retaining it when
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리뷰 · 우선순위 61 / 80이 PR은 콤보가 후보를 고를 때, 비상용 후보를 바로 쓰지 않고 잠깐 기다릴 수 있게 해요. 이슈 #5691을 닫아요. 지금은 앞에 있는 후보가 잠깐 쉬고 있으면 다음 후보로 바로 넘어가요. 그 다음이 비상용인데도 그래요. 이 PR은 비상용 후보에 기다리는 것만 해요. 앞에 있는 후보를 쓸 수 없으면 비상용을 그대로 보내요. 이 설정을 빼면 오늘과 같아요. 알아듣는 값은 src/combos/resolve.ts:424 - 앞에 있는 후보를 기다린 뒤에도 그 후보를 못 고르면, 아래 대기는 이미 잔 시간을 빼지 않아요. 시계도 기다리기 전 시각에 머물러 있어요 (src/combos/resolve.ts:444, src/combos/resolve.ts:457). 예산이 10초일 때, 일반 후보를 3초 기다린 뒤 그 후보가 다시 쉬기 시작하면, 비상용 후보의 9초를 또 기다려요. 합이 12초가 되어, 한 번 고를 때 10초를 넘지 않는다는 약속을 깨요. 길게는 예산의 두 배 가까이 기다려요. src/combos/types.ts:348 - 표시를 안 한 후보도 정리하면서 src/server/management/combo-routes.ts:175 - 요청에 docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/combos.md:235 - 영어 본문 설명은 있어요. 같은 글의 설정 표에는 새 항목이 없고, 일본어, 한국어, 러시아어, 중국어 안내에도 없어요. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 이슈 글은 failover만 말해요. 코드는 고르는 방식이 달라도 일반 후보를 먼저 봐요. 돌아가며 고르거나 무작위로 고를 때도 비상용을 뒤로 미룰지 정하면 돼요. 이 PR은 아직 draft예요. 준비 체크리스트 네 칸이 비어 있어요. 타입은 너의 추천 대기 시간부터 고치면 좋겠어요. 한 번 고르는 동안 기다린 시간을 더해도 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
Four findings from the review on lidge-jun#5736, all reproduced before changing anything. **The deferral wait and the ordinary wait now share one budget.** The worst of the four and a bug I introduced. `waitForCooldownMs` is documented as a cap per *selection attempt*, but the fall-through kept the original clock and the full budget, so a 3s deferral followed by a 9s ordinary wait spent 12s against a 10s cap — close to double in the worst case. Both the remaining budget and the clock now advance by whatever the deferral slept, and they are identical to the old values when it did not, so the non-policy path is untouched. The clock half needs its own test: sharing the budget alone still measures the second wait from the original `now`, so a target whose cooldown lapses during the deferral reads as cooling for longer than it is. Pinned by asserting the second sleep is 500ms rather than 3,500ms. **`lastResort: false` is no longer persisted.** The normalizer gives every target an explicit `false`, and the management route wrote normalized targets straight into stored config — so saving any combo added a noise key to every target, including combos that never use the policy. Only the opt-in value is stored now, matching how the combo-level policy is already handled by `sparseComboConfig`. **An omitted policy no longer deletes the stored one.** The management route preserves `cooldownMs`, `waitForCooldownMs` and `defaultEffortMode` when a request omits them; `cooldownWaitPolicy` was missing from that list, so a GUI round-trip would have dropped it. `lastResort` rides on each target and had the same problem, so it is carried over per target, matched on provider and model. **Docs.** The English config table gained rows for both keys, and the four translated guides that carry that table (ja, ko, ru, zh-cn) gained the same two rows. Those translations are mine and should be checked by a native speaker. Two mutations added for the budget fix — not counting the deferral sleep, and not advancing the clock — and both are caught. The re-anchored safety mutation still fails immediately.
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Thank you — all four reproduced before I changed anything, and the first one is a real bug I introduced. 1. The two waits now share one budgetYou're right, and the arithmetic is as bad as you wrote it. Both the remaining budget and the clock now advance by whatever the deferral slept, and both are identical to the old values when it did not sleep — so the non-policy path is byte-for-byte unchanged. The clock half needed a second test, which is the interesting part. Sharing the budget alone still measures the second wait from the original 2.
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Validate target entries before preserving lastResort.
When an existing combo update contains targets: [null], Object.hasOwn(target, "lastResort") throws before comboConfigError runs. The error escapes the management route, so this request can fail instead of returning the intended 400 validation response. The production crash guard keeps the process alive, so the impact is limited to the malformed request rather than a server-wide outage.
Validate target entries before the carryover map.
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const requestedCombo: Record<string, unknown> = body.combo;
+ if (Array.isArray(requestedCombo.targets) && requestedCombo.targets.some(target => !isPlainRecord(target))) {
+ return jsonResponse({ error: "combo targets must be objects" }, 400);
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In `@src/server/management/combo-routes.ts` at line 193, Validate entries in
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* fix(bridge): fail closed when enforced tool catalog is absent (cherry picked from commit 94c53f3) * fix(bridge): retain unscoped null catalog compatibility (cherry picked from commit 9e90829) * test(bridge): assert nested tool refusal errors (cherry picked from commit b06cc1f) Co-authored-by: 정우철 <oocheol@naver.com> * fix(combo): refuse first dispatch when send budget is exhausted (cherry picked from commit 3f71a15) * fix(combo): preserve classified 413 on denied later hop (cherry picked from commit c50c42f) Co-authored-by: 정우철 <oocheol@naver.com> * fix(combo): cap explicit Retry-After cooldowns at one day (cherry picked from commit c055671) * docs(combo): align translated cooldown ceilings (cherry picked from commit 11a8c4d) * docs(combo): clarify cooldown contract and regression intent (cherry picked from commit f70015c) Co-authored-by: 정우철 <oocheol@naver.com> * feat(combos): explicit last-resort cooldown policy for failover A brief cooldown on a preferred target routes straight to whatever comes next in the list — including a target the operator only ever wanted used in an emergency. There is no way to say "this one is a last resort", so transient cooldown state dispatches it. `cooldownWaitPolicy: "before-last-resort"` plus `lastResort: true` on a target makes selection try the normal targets first. If they are only cooling and the earliest cooldown expires inside the combo's existing `waitForCooldownMs` budget, the request waits for that instead of dispatching the last resort. **The policy only ever defers, and that is the property the tests are built around.** When no normal target can be reached — every one cooling past the budget, already attempted, or ruled out by the caller — the last-resort target is dispatched exactly as today. A policy that could withhold it would turn a fallback into an outage, which is strictly worse than the premature routing it prevents. Five tests cover that one way each: cooling past the budget, excluded, ruled out by the caller's own predicate, a combo whose targets are all last-resort, and a zero wait budget. The deferral wait is scoped to normal targets. A short cooldown on the last-resort target must not make the request sleep on behalf of the very target the policy is avoiding — though the ordinary wait below the policy branch may still wait for it, and should, once it is the only candidate left. The test asserts which branch does the waiting rather than whether any wait happens. Both fields are omitted by default and only the exact literal `before-last-resort` opts in, matching the rule `reasoningEffortMode` already follows. A truthy non-boolean `lastResort` normalizes to false, so a config that fails validation cannot still change routing if it is loaded anyway. The normalizer's null is dropped by `sparseComboConfig`, so stored combos do not gain a meaningless key. Scoped to src/combos/resolve.ts, which #5716 does not touch — that PR changes cooldown *duration* in failover.ts, this one changes *selection*. They merge in either order. Eight mutations, seven caught, including the safety one: withholding the last resort when no normal target is reachable fails immediately. The survivor is an equivalent mutant — the `targets.some(t => !t.lastResort)` guard is a short-circuit that only avoids one wasted selection pass, since the fall-through already handles an all-last-resort combo identically. Recorded rather than papered over with a contrived assertion. Closes #5691 (cherry picked from commit a1ab7f3) * fix(combos): address review on the last-resort cooldown policy Four findings from the review on #5736, all reproduced before changing anything. **The deferral wait and the ordinary wait now share one budget.** The worst of the four and a bug I introduced. `waitForCooldownMs` is documented as a cap per *selection attempt*, but the fall-through kept the original clock and the full budget, so a 3s deferral followed by a 9s ordinary wait spent 12s against a 10s cap — close to double in the worst case. Both the remaining budget and the clock now advance by whatever the deferral slept, and they are identical to the old values when it did not, so the non-policy path is untouched. The clock half needs its own test: sharing the budget alone still measures the second wait from the original `now`, so a target whose cooldown lapses during the deferral reads as cooling for longer than it is. Pinned by asserting the second sleep is 500ms rather than 3,500ms. **`lastResort: false` is no longer persisted.** The normalizer gives every target an explicit `false`, and the management route wrote normalized targets straight into stored config — so saving any combo added a noise key to every target, including combos that never use the policy. Only the opt-in value is stored now, matching how the combo-level policy is already handled by `sparseComboConfig`. **An omitted policy no longer deletes the stored one.** The management route preserves `cooldownMs`, `waitForCooldownMs` and `defaultEffortMode` when a request omits them; `cooldownWaitPolicy` was missing from that list, so a GUI round-trip would have dropped it. `lastResort` rides on each target and had the same problem, so it is carried over per target, matched on provider and model. **Docs.** The English config table gained rows for both keys, and the four translated guides that carry that table (ja, ko, ru, zh-cn) gained the same two rows. Those translations are mine and should be checked by a native speaker. Two mutations added for the budget fix — not counting the deferral sleep, and not advancing the clock — and both are caught. The re-anchored safety mutation still fails immediately. (cherry picked from commit a57f419) Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com> * test(layout): register combo-last-resort.test.ts The carried #5736 test matched no layout seed, so tests/test-layout.test.ts failed on it. Register it in codex-integration in both layout files. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com> * fix(combos): keep omitted reasoningEffortMode and imageInput on PUT A whole-combo PUT that omitted reasoningEffortMode or imageInput reset them to strict/auto. `ocx combo set` has no flag for reasoningEffortMode, so every CLI edit silently turned an adaptive combo back to strict. The route now carries both from the stored combo when the body omits them, like it already does for cooldownMs, waitForCooldownMs, defaultEffortMode and the last-resort policy. Explicit values still replace them and invalid values are still rejected. The dashboard used omission to mean the default, so toPutBody now sends both fields explicitly; otherwise switching back to auto or strict there would never take effect. Storage stays sparse because the route strips defaults before persisting. Closes #5687 * docs(combos): state the 24h Retry-After cap and last-resort fields in the config reference The configuration reference still said every combo cooldown is capped at ten minutes and did not list lastResort or cooldownWaitPolicy. It now states the 24-hour cap on explicit Retry-After delays, documents both new fields, and the guide says the policy needs a nonzero waitForCooldownMs. * test(combos): pin lastResort and cooldownWaitPolicy carry-over on PUT A dashboard-shaped save re-sends targets without lastResort and omits the combo policy. Pin that both survive it and a rename, that a swapped-in target does not inherit the flag, and that explicit false/null clear them without leaving keys in the stored config. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com> * fix(combos): honor the last-resort policy on the post-failure hop After an upstream failure, core-combo first takes a synchronous pick from advanceComboAfterFailure, which ignored cooldownWaitPolicy. With normal A and B, last-resort C and B cooling briefly, a failure on A dispatched C at once and the policy never waited for B. Under the policy that pick now skips last-resort targets; a null result falls through to pickComboTargetWithWait, which waits for a normal target inside the budget or dispatches the last resort. Also pin that a last-resort target stays out of round-robin while a normal target is available. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com> * fix(combos): validate targets before carrying lastResort over on PUT The per-target lastResort carry-over read every target before validation, so targets: [null] threw instead of returning the structured 400, and an untrimmed re-sent target missed the stored (trimmed) one and lost its flag. Skip non-record entries and match on trimmed provider and model. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com> * docs(combos): describe last-resort targets as emergency-only under the policy With cooldownWaitPolicy set, a lastResort target is skipped whenever any normal target is available, for every strategy; waitForCooldownMs only adds the wait for a cooling normal target. Replace the sentence that said the policy needs a nonzero wait, and state the rule in the English reference and in the translated table rows. --------- Co-authored-by: 정우철 <oocheol@naver.com> Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com>
Closes #5691.
The problem
A brief cooldown on a preferred target routes straight to whatever comes next in the list — including a target the operator only ever wanted used in an emergency. Nothing lets you say "this one is a last resort", so transient cooldown state dispatches it.
{ "strategy": "failover", "cooldownWaitPolicy": "before-last-resort", "waitForCooldownMs": 10000, "targets": [ { "provider": "provider-a", "model": "model-a" }, { "provider": "provider-b", "model": "model-b" }, { "provider": "provider-c", "model": "model-c", "lastResort": true } ] }Selection tries the normal targets first. If they are only cooling and the earliest cooldown expires inside the combo's existing
waitForCooldownMsbudget, the request waits for that rather than dispatching the last resort.The property the tests are built around
The policy only ever defers. When no normal target can be reached, the last-resort target is dispatched exactly as today. A policy that could withhold it would turn a fallback into an outage — strictly worse than the premature routing it exists to prevent.
Five tests cover that, one way each:
eligiblelastResortwaitForCooldownMs: 0A subtlety worth flagging
The deferral wait is scoped to normal targets. A short cooldown on the last-resort target must not make the request sleep on behalf of the very target the policy is avoiding.
But the ordinary wait below the policy branch may still wait for it — and should, once it is the only candidate left. So the test asserts which branch does the waiting, not whether any wait happens. I got that wrong on the first attempt: my initial assertion (
sleepsmust not contain 1000) failed against correct code, because the fall-through legitimately waits one second for a last resort that is the only reachable target. The assertion now checks that thedeferring last resortwarning is not emitted for it.Defaults and opt-in
Both fields are omitted by default and only the exact literal
before-last-resortopts in — the same rulereasoningEffortModealready follows, and the existing golden normalization test was extended to pin it. A truthy non-booleanlastResortnormalizes tofalse, so a config that fails validation cannot still change routing if it is loaded anyway. The normalizer'snullis dropped bysparseComboConfig, so stored combos do not gain a meaningless key.The "without the policy, the last resort is taken immediately" test pins today's behaviour so this cannot change it.
Scope, versus #5716
Scoped to
src/combos/resolve.ts. #5716 changes cooldown duration infailover.ts; this changes selection. Different files, so they merge in either order.Verification
Tests written first and watched fail. Eight mutations, seven caught:
a brief cooldown … waits instead of taking the last resortevery normal target cooling beyond the wait budget releases the last resortthe deferral never waits on the last-resort target's own cooldowna brief cooldown … waits insteadnormalizes valid values …lastResorttruthy rather than strictlytrueThe survivor is an equivalent mutant: the
targets.some(t => !t.lastResort)guard is a short-circuit that only avoids one wasted selection pass, since the fall-through already handles an all-last-resort combo identically. Recording it rather than papering over it with a contrived assertion.combo-last-resort.test.ts— 9 passcombos.test.ts— 89 passprovider-quota.test.ts— 177 passtests/server/combo suites — 27 passstructure:check— passedtypecheck— 2 errors on this branch and 2 on a cleandev(claude-messages.ts,fetch-helpers.ts, both pre-existing, neither touched here). Measured both ways; I introduced one during development and fixed it before pushing.Review readiness checklist
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