fix(models): explain the discovery dependency when model sync fails - #4158
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A provider whose live fetch fails gets an amber "Discovery failed" badge on its
group header and nothing else. EmptyProviderHint already carries the guidance
and the link into provider settings, but it only renders when the group has NO
rows, so the reporter -- who had added a Gemini model by hand -- saw a failure
badge next to a model that would not work, with nothing connecting the two.
The mechanism they eventually found on their own is that discovery being ON is
what holds those rows back. A newly added key provider is stamped
initialModelSelection.status = "pending"; failed discovery is degraded, so
initialization never finalizes; pending rows are then forced disabled and
dropped from the Codex catalog. Turning "Discover models from provider" off
makes the seed authoritative and releases them.
DiscoveryDependencyHint renders that sentence for a failed group that has rows,
alongside the same settings link. The control's name is interpolated from
pws.liveModels rather than restated, so the copy names the real switch in all
nine locales and cannot drift from its label. The link uses the existing
navigateHash("providers"): hashBelongsToPage has no providers/<name> arm and
rewrites providers/workspace to providers, so an invented per-provider deep
link would be normalised away.
Copy and CTA only. Flipping registry google to liveModels: false would change
seed behaviour for every Gemini install, and treating degraded discovery plus
configured rows as authoritative enough to finalize initialModelSelection
contradicts tests/providers/initial-model-selection.test.ts:278-285. Both are
maintainer policy rather than copy; the second is what would make a manually
added model usable without turning discovery off, and belongs in its own issue.
Closes #4075.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Models page now displays a localized dependency hint when provider model discovery fails while rows exist. The hint identifies the discovery setting and links to provider settings. Tests cover failure, healthy, unset, and navigation states. ChangesModel discovery failure guidance
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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ModelsPage->>DiscoveryDependencyHint: Render for rows with failed discovery
DiscoveryDependencyHint->>ProviderSettings: Open providers route
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Failed model discovery now shows guidance and a Provider Settings link. The displayed guidance is covered, but the settings link should be verified through an actual click to ensure users reach Provider Settings. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The discovery hint, localization, navigation, and regression tests are in scope for issue Resolution Remove the unrelated
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… placement Two review findings on the free-model filter. The classifier had unit coverage and both consumers had predicate coverage, but nothing proved the field survives the projection between them. It is set on a discovery hint, merged through applyProviderConfigHints, spread by listManagementModelRows, and read by the Dashboard and the CLI off GET /api/models -- four hops, none of which names the field explicitly, so any one of them could drop it silently. The new case drives real discovery against a stubbed /models response and asserts a free row, a paid row, and an unpriced row whose field is ABSENT rather than "unknown", plus that manualPricing stays orthogonal. The Free only switch also sat below the search box in the provider workspace and above it on the Models page. Same filter, opposite sides of the same input. It now sits above the search box on both.
리뷰 · 우선순위 64 / 80이 PR은 이슈 #4075를 닫으려는 Lane B 두 번째 단위다. 지금 코드 경로는 현재 체크아웃과 맞다. 같은 브랜치 두 번째 커밋은 #3666 후속이다. 라인 수준의 문제는 치명적이지 않다. 드래프트·스택·범위 혼합·컴포넌트 계약 정도다. gui/src/pages/models-provider-hints.tsx (DiscoveryDependencyHint) - props가 없어서 부모 게이트( 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Screenshot gate waived by the project owner. This is a deliberate waiver of the screenshot requirement on a real GUI change, and it is not a claim that the gate misfired. The The visual states this round adds — a decode-rate figure stacked on a live request row, a Free-only catalog filter over discovered pricing, and an inactive badge driven by real quota exhaustion — do not render from a static build. Each needs a running proxy sitting in a specific upstream state, so a screenshot here would cost a live reproduction rather than a build step. The description carries a written account of the surface instead. The decision and its reasoning are recorded in |
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In `@gui/tests/models-discovery-failed-hint.test.tsx`:
- Line 153: Update the test around DiscoveryDependencyHint to render it with
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Test settings navigation through a client click.
DiscoveryDependencyHint renders a .link-btn whose onClick calls navigateHash("providers"), but renderToStaticMarkup only serializes the markup. It does not execute event handlers. Render the hint with react-dom/client, dispatch a click on .link-btn, and assert that testWindow.location.hash === "#providers".
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In `@gui/tests/models-discovery-failed-hint.test.tsx` at line 153, Update the test
around DiscoveryDependencyHint to render it with react-dom/client instead of
only using renderToStaticMarkup, dispatch a click on the rendered .link-btn, and
assert that testWindow.location.hash becomes "`#providers`".
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#4156 and #4158 landed on dev while this branch was open, and both touch the same catalog surfaces. Every conflict was additive -- the same declaration list, the same locale catalog, the same row type -- so each one keeps both sides: quotaInactiveReason (#1711) beside pricingStatus (#3666) on ModelRow and on the parsed catalog row, and models.inactiveNoCredit beside models.discoveryFailedDependency in all nine locales. Two of those hunks shared a single JSDoc opener, so keeping both bodies left the second block without its /** in models-shared.ts and parsing.ts. Restored. Local checks: NOT RUN, per this round's constraint. Exact-head remote CI gates.
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A provider whose live model fetch fails gets an amber "Discovery failed" badge on its group header and nothing else.
EmptyProviderHintalready carries the guidance and the link into provider settings, but it only renders when the group has no rows, so the reporter — who had added a Gemini model by hand — saw a failure badge next to a model that would not work, with nothing connecting the two.The mechanism they eventually found on their own is that discovery being on is what holds those rows back. A newly added key provider is stamped
initialModelSelection.status = "pending"; failed discovery is degraded, so initialization never finalizes; pending rows are then forceddisabledand dropped from the Codex catalog. Turning "Discover models from provider" off makes the seed authoritative and releases them, which is exactly the workaround the report describes.DiscoveryDependencyHintrenders that explanation for a failed group that has rows, alongside the same settings link the empty-group hint uses. The control's name is interpolated frompws.liveModelsrather than restated, so the sentence names the real switch in all nine locales and cannot drift from its label if that label is ever reworded. The link uses the existingnavigateHash("providers"):hashBelongsToPagehas noproviders/<name>arm and rewritesproviders/workspacetoproviders, so an invented per-provider deep link would be normalised out of the URL bar.For the record, the English interface never says "model sync failed" — that is the reporter's paraphrase of
models.discoveryFailedBadge.Deliberately out of scope
Both of these are maintainer policy rather than copy, and neither is needed to close the issue as filed:
googleentry toliveModels: falsewould change seed behaviour for every Gemini install.initialModelSelectioncontradictstests/providers/initial-model-selection.test.ts:278-285. That second one is what would make a manually added model usable without turning discovery off; it deserves its own issue rather than being folded in here.Verification
Local checks: NOT RUN. The maintainer set an explicit constraint for this delivery round that no local product suite runs — no
bun test,bun install,bun run typecheck,bun run build,bun run test:changed, lint, orprivacy:scan. Exact-head remote CI is the only gate for this PR.New regression coverage in
gui/tests/models-discovery-failed-hint.test.tsx, next to the existingmodels-empty-providerharness it borrows its setup from. It mounts the real page against one provider that has a row, and asserts:discovery: { status: "failed", reason: "http", httpStatus: 401 }, the rendered group keeps the "Discovery failed" badge and now also names the mechanism and the exact control, with the settings link. The badge alone is the state before this change, so the first two assertions are what turn red without it.{ status: "ok" }and with no discovery state at all, neither the badge nor the new sentence appears.link-btninside arole="status"region and carries noproviders/<name>target.The new key
models.discoveryFailedDependencywas added by hand to all nine locale catalogs with real translations rather than English placeholders. No layout registration was needed: the test lives undergui/tests/, which is outside thetests/tree thatscripts/test-layout/layout.jsonmaps.No screenshot is attached. Producing one requires building the dashboard, which this round's no-local-build constraint forbids. The visual change is one informational line inside an existing provider group — the same icon, tone, and settings link the empty-group hint already renders, appearing under the group header when discovery has failed and the group still lists models.
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Closes #4075.
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