fix(responses): one send budget per logical request, and zero means zero (#4546) - #4609
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…ero (#4546) Refs #4546. wp4 steps 2-4 of the cost-guard roadmap. The amplification behind #4546 was never one missing limit. Every layer that can re-send counted its own allowance, so a per-layer 3 composed into a per-request 12. #4605 and #4608 gave the transient layers one shared counter; this gives that counter a policy. src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts carries the guarded text-Codex profile: four model sends per logical request, a base allowance of three shared by the initial send and same-target retries, and ONE final-recovery reserve that an account move and a validated rebuild share rather than taking one each. The permit is consumed immediately before the physical send, not reconciled after the helper returns, because a counter read afterwards cannot stop two legs that both saw the same remainder. Zero now means zero. The Math.max(1, ...) floors in remainingTransientSendBudget and in both retry helpers funded one more send on every recovery leg, which is most of how a bounded per-leg allowance became an unbounded per-request count. A refused send raises the typed SendBudgetExhaustedError, which UpstreamRetryEvidenceError no longer wraps and which transportFailureResponse maps to request_send_budget_exhausted instead of reporting a proxy decision as a 502 upstream fault. Where a reusable upstream answer already exists, the refusal happens before that body is cancelled: the native OAuth 401 replay and the same-target 429 wait now check the remainder in their own conditions, so an exhausted request returns the real 401 or 429 with its Retry-After rather than a synthetic 502. Two holes that survived #4608 are closed. The adapter initial send passed the raw policy on the argument that nothing had been spent yet, which is false for a combo child: it inherited the parent's holder and then took a fresh full allowance anyway. And the cross-account move was bounded by nothing per request -- excludeAccountId excludes only the account that just failed, and the recovery loop can return after the alternate fails too, so one request could walk the pool an account at a time. Deliberately out of scope, recorded rather than hidden: the same-account gated-model 400 ladder keeps its own maxRetrySends bound; compact, Kiro, Cursor and the generic OAuth hops still hold their own allowances.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a request-scoped execution budget, removes retry floors that granted extra sends, applies shared accounting to recovery and account failover, preserves exhaustion errors, and returns a 429 when the budget is exhausted. ChangesRequest send-budget enforcement
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResponseHandler
participant RequestExecutionBudget
participant RetryHelpers
participant CodexPool
ResponseHandler->>RequestExecutionBudget: create logical-request budget
ResponseHandler->>RetryHelpers: pass remaining send allowance
CodexPool->>RequestExecutionBudget: reserve account-failover permit
RetryHelpers->>RequestExecutionBudget: consume dispatch permit
RequestExecutionBudget-->>ResponseHandler: report exhaustion
ResponseHandler-->>RetryHelpers: return 429 request_send_budget_exhausted
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Budget exhaustion can be reported as an upstream failure, and one request may take both recovery types despite the documented policy. These behaviors should be corrected and covered before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 72 / 80이 PR은 #4546 비용 가드(wp4)의 정책 레이어다. 지금 새로 생긴 또 하나 중요한 변화가 0은 0이다. 예전 #4608 뒤에 남아 있던 구멍 두 개도 이 PR 본문에 적힌 대로 막는다. (1) 어댑터 최초 send가 정책 값을 그대로 넘기던 부분 — combo 자식은 부모 홀더를 물려받았는데도 “아직 안 썼다”고 보고 전체 허용을 다시 받던 구멍. 이제 나머지를 읽는다. (2) 교차 계정 이동이 요청당 한도가 없던 구멍 — 범위 밖으로 남긴 것도 숨기지 않고 적혀 있다. 같은 계정 gated-model 400 사다리는 자기 라인 7759 - 어댑터 최초 send의 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Refs #4546. The single-use contract was written but not enforced: every call site discarded the boolean, so a leg that reached its thunk twice -- an adapter that calls its executor again, or a retry shape that re-enters -- got the second send for free. The return now gates the send.
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| @@ -7653,7 +7745,13 @@ async function handleResponsesInner( | |||
| abortSignal: upstream.signal, | |||
| label: safeHostLabel(builtInitialRequest.url), | |||
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When transientRetryPolicyFor returns null—the default for most providers—this conditional omits both attempts and onSendsConsumed. fetchWithResetRetry consequently grants a fresh three-send allowance on every combo child or rebuild, and none of those sends increments sendBudget.used; for example, a failover combo of ordinary openai-chat targets can still exceed the new four-send cap. Add the counting callback to ResetRetryOptions and pass the remaining logical-request allowance on this branch as well.
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| attempts: remainingTransientSendBudget(refetchTransientPolicy.attempts), | ||
| attempts: refetchAllowance.attempts, | ||
| onSendsConsumed: noteTransientSends, | ||
| } |
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For an opt-in key-auth provider with enough pooled keys returning 401, successive rebuilds consume the base allowance and reserve, after which refetchAllowance.attempts becomes zero. The retry helper then throws SendBudgetExhaustedError, but rebuildAndRefetch catches it at line 7900 and returns a synthetic 502 after the current 401 body was already cancelled, hiding the provider's authentication evidence and bypassing the new structured exhaustion contract. Check the allowance before rotating/cancelling and preserve the last response, or map this typed error consistently instead of treating it as an upstream failure.
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts`:
- Line 162: Update the reserve tracking around reserveDispatch and use() so the
shared recovery slot is claimed independently of drawsReserve before any
account-failover or validated-rebuild dispatch performs its physical send.
Ensure competing paths atomically reject when the slot has already been claimed,
even while base sends remain, while preserving the existing total send cap and
reserveSpent behavior.
In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 7762-7764: Update both generic-adapter catch paths around the
initial send and non-passthrough recovery refetch to detect
SendBudgetExhaustedError before generic upstream-error handling. Route both
through one shared response helper that preserves the 429
request_send_budget_exhausted status, code, cleanup, and message contract.
In `@tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts`:
- Around line 30-40: Add one focused Bun Responses runtime test covering shared
send-budget wiring through the caller paths in core.ts, using a representative
combo-child initial send or non-passthrough refetch after prior sends. Assert
the actual upstream send count and the resulting 429
request_send_budget_exhausted response, without duplicating helper-level
coverage or adding tests for each recovery class.
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| // The base allowance is spent first. Only once it is gone does a recovery class reach | ||
| // for the single shared reserve -- an account move and a validated rebuild cannot each | ||
| // take one. | ||
| const drawsReserve = budget.remainingBaseSends(policy.baseSendAllowance) === 0; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Claim the shared recovery slot before the base allowance is exhausted.
reserveDispatch sets drawsReserve only after the base allowance reaches zero, and use() sets reserveSpent only for that reserve path. After an initial send, retryCodexPoolOnAlternateAccount can therefore send on an alternate account without claiming the shared recovery slot. A later validated rebuild can consume the remaining base allowance and send as well.
The resulting sequence is initial send, account failover, then one rebuild send. The four-send total cap remains preserved. The rebuild does not later draw the reserve in this sequence because the alternate-target allowance is already spent.
Track the shared recovery claim independently from drawsReserve. Require every competing account-failover or validated-rebuild dispatch to claim that slot before its physical send, and reject the other path even while base sends remain.
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts` at line 162, Update the reserve tracking
around reserveDispatch and use() so the shared recovery slot is claimed
independently of drawsReserve before any account-failover or validated-rebuild
dispatch performs its physical send. Ensure competing paths atomically reject
when the slot has already been claimed, even while base sends remain, while
preserving the existing total send cap and reserveSpent behavior.
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| attempts: remainingTransientSendBudget(transientPolicy.attempts), | ||
| onSendsConsumed: noteTransientSends, | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve SendBudgetExhaustedError across both generic-adapter catches.
Both changed calls can now reject before dispatch with SendBudgetExhaustedError. Their surrounding catches convert that local budget refusal into 502 upstream_error, unlike the passthrough path.
src/server/responses/core.ts#L7762-L7764: map exhaustion from the adapter initial send to429 request_send_budget_exhausted.src/server/responses/core.ts#L7901-L7904: apply the same mapping to non-passthrough recovery refetches.
Use one shared response helper so these paths keep the same status, code, cleanup, and message contract.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` around lines 7762 - 7764, Update both
generic-adapter catch paths around the initial send and non-passthrough recovery
refetch to detect SendBudgetExhaustedError before generic upstream-error
handling. Route both through one shared response helper that preserves the 429
request_send_budget_exhausted status, code, cleanup, and message contract.
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| expect(core.match(/const sendBudget = options\.sendBudget \?\? createRequestExecutionBudget\(\);/g)) | ||
| .toHaveLength(1); | ||
| // Genuine ingress mints it; a child arrives with the parent's and must not replace it. | ||
| expect(core).toContain("sendBudget: options.sendBudget ?? createTransientSendBudget(),"); | ||
| expect(core).toContain("sendBudget: options.sendBudget ?? createRequestExecutionBudget(),"); | ||
| // The regressed shape: a counter local to one call frame, which a combo child restarts. | ||
| expect(core).not.toContain("let transientSendsUsed = 0;"); | ||
| expect(core.match(/const remainingTransientSendBudget = \(budget: number\): number =>/g)).toHaveLength(1); | ||
| // Zero has to mean zero. The Math.max(1, ...) floor funded one more send on every recovery | ||
| // leg, which is most of how a bounded per-leg allowance composed into an unbounded | ||
| // per-request count (#4546 REQ-B04). | ||
| expect(core).not.toContain("Math.max(1, budget - sendBudget.used)"); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add one focused Responses runtime test for shared send-budget wiring.
tests/providers/upstream-transient-retry.test.ts:93-173 covers helper-level send limits and remainder reporting. tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts:24-85 only checks source text. It does not execute the changed caller paths in src/server/responses/core.ts:7740-7767 or 7877-7908.
Add one Bun test near the Responses tests that drives a representative shared-budget flow through core.ts, such as a combo-child initial send or a non-passthrough refetch after earlier sends. Assert the actual upstream send count and the 429 request_send_budget_exhausted response. This covers caller-level regressions without duplicating helper tests or adding separate tests for every recovery class.
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In `@tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts` around lines 30 - 40, Add
one focused Bun Responses runtime test covering shared send-budget wiring
through the caller paths in core.ts, using a representative combo-child initial
send or non-passthrough refetch after prior sends. Assert the actual upstream
send count and the resulting 429 request_send_budget_exhausted response, without
duplicating helper-level coverage or adding tests for each recovery class.
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Refs #4546. wp4 steps 2-4 of the cost-guard roadmap, following #4605 (step 0) and #4608 (step 1).
The amplification behind #4546 was never one missing limit. Every layer that can re-send one logical request counted its own allowance, so a per-layer 3 composed into a per-request 12. #4605 and #4608 gave the transient layers one shared counter; this PR gives that counter a policy.
src/lib/request-execution-budget.tscarries the guarded text-Codex profile: four model sends per logical request, a base allowance of three shared by the initial send and same-target retries, and one final-recovery reserve that an account move and a validated rebuild share rather than taking one each. The permit is consumed immediately before the physical send rather than reconciled after the helper returns, because a counter read afterwards cannot stop two legs that both saw the same remainder.Zero now means zero. The
Math.max(1, ...)floors inremainingTransientSendBudgetand in both retry helpers funded one more send on every recovery leg, which is most of how a bounded per-leg allowance became an unbounded per-request count. A refused send raises the typedSendBudgetExhaustedError, whichUpstreamRetryEvidenceErrorno longer wraps and whichtransportFailureResponsemaps torequest_send_budget_exhaustedinstead of reporting a proxy decision as a 502 upstream fault.Where a reusable upstream answer already exists, the refusal happens before that body is cancelled. The native OAuth 401 replay and the same-target 429 wait now check the remainder in their own conditions, so an exhausted request returns the real 401 or 429 with its
Retry-Afterrather than a synthetic 502. An audit round found this: a typed throw inside the helper cannot restore a body the call site already cancelled.Two holes that survived #4608 are closed:
excludeAccountIdexcludes only the account that just failed, and the passthrough recovery loop can come back after the alternate fails too, so one request could walk the pool an account at a time. It now reserves the shared final-recovery slot and refuses a second move through the existingno-alternatepath.Behaviour that is deliberately preserved: three same-account sends plus one alternate, and three transient sends plus a validated sanitized rebuild. Both are the four-send shape, and the reserve is what funds the fourth once the floor is gone.
Deliberately out of scope, recorded rather than hidden
The same-account gated-model 400 ladder keeps its own
maxRetrySendsbound and does not draw the reserve.compact.ts, the Kiro and Cursor inner retries, and the generic OAuth hops still hold their own allowances; wiring them needs a context field onAdapterFetchContextand is the next slice.Retry-Afteris still shortened by the local maximum delay — making it a lower bound is a behaviour change that belongs in its own PR.Verification
No local suite, typecheck, install or build was run — this environment forbids them, so hosted CI at the exact final head of this branch is the only runtime proof. Local checks: NOT RUN.
Source-oracle expectations in
tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.tswere re-derived rather than loosened: the mint expression changed tocreateRequestExecutionBudget, the remainder count moved 6 → 5 because the two rebuild legs now route throughrecoverySendAllowance, the adapter initial send is newly required to draw the remainder, and both the floors and the typed refusal are now pinned negatively and positively.Behaviour tests that pin the old floor — the
sendCount 4cases inresponses-opaque-blob-recovery.test.ts— are expected to still pass, because the fourth send is now funded by the reserve rather than by the floor. CI at the head SHA is what decides that.Checklist
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