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- Line 22: Update the relevant retry guidance in docs-site to explain that a 429
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리뷰 · 우선순위 46 / 80이 PR은 Devin이 밖에 내보내는 에러 글 바꾼 코드는 파서 한 줄입니다. 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 물결표를 방화벽으로 둘지, 사람이 읽는 대략 표시로 둘지입니다. 새 문서는 대략 표시 쪽을 골랐습니다. 코드 주석은 아직 방화벽이라고 합니다. 어댑터 에러에는 초 칸이 없어서, 글을 파싱하는 것이 쿨다운에 180을 넣는 지금 통로입니다. 너의 추천
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/adapters.md`:
- Around line 503-504: Clarify the cooldown wording so it says the client
receives the parsed delay, while `~` in the original provider message marks that
delay as approximate; do not imply the marker is preserved in the client’s
cooldown hint.
- Around line 498-502: Update the Devin stated-reset retry description so it
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Independent review — 5cff45fba41f1b426ca20bf7fcdb1f66c4f674de
No additional blocking functional defect was identified in the current change. No source-code commit was added merely to churn an already-correct fix.
Findings
- The generated
retry after ~180sdiagnostic previously lost its delay at the shared message-parser boundary. Removing only the new approximation-handling line reproducesundefined; current code returns180. - Acceptance stays restricted to Retry-After/retry-after-style hints. Approximate
reset inandtry again in, repeated approximation markers, signed/exponent/clock forms, unsupported units, malformed numeric continuations, unsafe integers, and excessive component counts remain rejected in the exercised cases. - The existing wrapper continues to re-evaluate each refusal, prefer typed delay metadata, wait the full admitted delay, enforce the cumulative allowance and two-replay limit, stop after any output event, and honor cancellation. A 35s refusal followed by an approximate 180s refusal schedules 35,000ms then 180,000ms; a budget one millisecond below 215,000ms rejects the second wait without shortening it.
- Final cooldown-message handling preserves numeric seconds, not the literal
~marker, including the latest refusal after replay exhaustion.
Maintenance follow-up completed
- Replied to and resolved the remaining documentation thread after checking that
docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/adapters.md:498-507already addresses it. - Corrected the Verification section to distinguish the original local structure-check failure from the now-successful exact-head CI structure gate. Historical local results were retained rather than rewritten as passes.
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node --experimental-vm-modules verify.mjsunder Node v22.16.0: 86 checks passed, 0 failed, including 1,200 generated approximate/unmarked parser parity comparisons. - The three exercised production modules (
retry-delay.ts,stated-reset-retry.ts,retry-after.ts) were byte-for-byte checked against their Git blob hashes before execution. Dependency boundaries for transport/error classes/abort helpers/physical sends/header parsing/error classification were mocked; transport integration, real timers, physical-send accounting, and the full project were not exercised by this harness. The harness was not committed to the repository. - This environment has no Bun and cannot clone/install dependencies, so this is not a claim of a new local Bun-suite or full-project typecheck run. The pre-existing 132-test result in the PR body remains the author's earlier result.
- Independently inspected exact-head CI run 35816902207: all four test shards, typecheck, privacy scan, structure gate, docs build, and aggregate
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Carries #5629. The shared retry-delay parser accepts the generated "retry after ~180s" approximation marker after Retry-After, and the bounded Devin replay re-evaluates the delay on every attempt within the existing cumulative ceilings. Folded review fixes: a repeated approximation marker ("~1 minute ~30 seconds") now rejects the hint instead of silently shortening it to the first component, and the cloud-direct comment no longer claims the marker blocks re-parsing. Supersedes #5629. Co-authored-by: Epinephrine <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
…ement, goal helpers, Devin retry delays (#5675) * docs(devlog): plan bundle lane E (responses and combo) * fix(devin): accept generated approximate retry delays Carries #5629. The shared retry-delay parser accepts the generated "retry after ~180s" approximation marker after Retry-After, and the bounded Devin replay re-evaluates the delay on every attempt within the existing cumulative ceilings. Folded review fixes: a repeated approximation marker ("~1 minute ~30 seconds") now rejects the hint instead of silently shortening it to the first component, and the cloud-direct comment no longer claims the marker blocks re-parsing. Supersedes #5629. Co-authored-by: Epinephrine <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(responses): restore code-mode goal helpers Carries #5659. Routed create_goal, get_goal and update_goal calls (bare or with a provider-invented default. prefix) are accepted as nested helpers of a genuinely declared code-mode exec and compiled to the matching tools.<helper>(...) call instead of falling through to exec_command. A genuinely declared bare goal tool keeps its identity, and a catalog that declares neither the tool nor exec still fails closed. Folded review fixes: the guard is asserted on the original unrestored wire name, an unlisted helper-like name is proven not admitted, bare-goal precedence is covered through full restoration, the authorization comments in src/types/tools.ts name the goal helpers, and the codex integration guide describes the repair. Closes #5495. Supersedes #5659. Co-authored-by: ingwannu <186453546+Ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(responses): stop combo failover once a request has spent its ambiguous replacement Carries #5646. Once a request has spent its retryOnReset replacement, the first send may already have run the turn, so a replacement that answers 200 and then fails with zero output must not be sent again. RequestExecutionBudget now reports ambiguousResendSpent from the one shared grant; combo failover stops when it is spent and settles the answer with the shared settleOperatorReplacement rule (a resendable status becomes the replay refusal, anything else keeps its status with the non-replayable marker). On the direct path the streamed opaque-blob rebuild is skipped once the grant is spent. Carried before #5633 so its WebSocket replacement row is never exposed to the third-send gap. Supersedes #5646. Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(responses): let retryOnReset replace a Codex WebSocket send that died unanswered Carries #5633. A Codex WebSocket that opens and then closes or errors under its create frame before any Responses event is the same unknown state as an HTTP connection that resets before its head. For a provider that opted into retryOnReset, the request-resend gate may now spend the request's single replacement on it (one replacement per logical request, self-contained body only). The exchange records the stage it reached; silence keeps its 504 and a drop after a relayed event keeps its errored 200. Providers that have not opted in are unchanged. Carried after #5646, so the WebSocket replacement row inherits the spent-grant stop. Folded review fixes: the duplicate settleOperatorReplacement import the pair merge produced is removed, and responses-failover.md states the 2xx replacement contract once as settled for all three replacement rows. Supersedes #5633. Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(combo): fail over undeclared zero-output tools Carries #5489 (net diff; its upstream/dev merge commit is dropped). When a runTurn adapter's first meaningful event in a combo attempt is a tool call the current request did not declare, the existing fail-closed refusal is projected as a pre-commit 502 so the combo can hop to the next target with the same tool catalog. Chat Completions and Anthropic Messages inbound requests keep their existing behaviour. Folded review fix: the non-streaming path now applies the same boundary as the streaming preflight. An undeclared tool call after a replay-unsafe heartbeat (an adapter-side effect already ran) keeps the refusal on that child instead of sending the turn to another target. New streaming and non-streaming cases prove exactly one dispatch; the non-streaming one fails without the gate. The combos guide gains the hop row in every locale and responses-failover.md records the runTurn boundary. Related to #5407 (covers its Responses path only; the reported Claude Code Anthropic Messages path is unchanged). Supersedes #5489. Co-authored-by: Yu Zhang <34849476+AaronZ345@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(combo): keep failures after a replay-unsafe side effect on their child Found by the lane's adversarial review of the carried #5646/#5489 changes. - A runTurn adapter that emits a replay-unsafe heartbeat (it already ran a local side effect, as Cursor does) and then errors or ends empty before any output returned a plain 502, so a combo sent the turn to the next target and could repeat the side effect. Streaming and non-streaming paths now mark that 502 non-replayable, and the combo stops on the child. This predates the carried commits; it sits on the same boundary structure/runtime.md states. - A scope derived from a shape-compatible budget that implements claimAmbiguousResend but not ambiguousResendSpent reported "not spent" after it claimed the grant, which would let a combo hop on a zero-output 200 from the replacement (a third send). Grants claimed through the bridge are now latched per bridged parent and visible to every sibling scope. Both are covered by new tests that fail without the fix. * fix(responses): let a WebSocket replacement that resets use a second grant Review finding on #5675. With retryOnReset.replacements set to 2, a dead Codex WebSocket spends the first grant on its HTTP replacement; if that replacement resets before its head, the WebSocket row settled it as the replay refusal at once, so the configured second replacement was never reachable. The reset is the pre-header row again, so the row now asks the same gate (and the send budget) once more and resends only when a grant remains; with the default of one it still settles as the refusal. The loop is bounded by the request's finite allowance. --------- Co-authored-by: Epinephrine <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: ingwannu <186453546+Ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Fred Amartey <43480311+FredAmartey@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Yu Zhang <34849476+AaronZ345@users.noreply.github.com>
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Cognition chat failed (resource_exhausted); retry after ~180s. The shared retry-delay parser now accepts the generated approximation marker afterRetry-After, so the bounded Devin wrapper waits 180 seconds instead of treating the refusal as having no usable delay.reset in 35 secondsand the next may sayretry after ~180s; each wait is parsed from that attempt, while the existing cumulative wait and replay ceilings remain unchanged.reset in ~...stay rejected.Follow-up to #5041.
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bun test tests/server/retry-delay-hardening.test.ts tests/server/retry-after-429.test.ts tests/providers/devin-stated-reset-retry.test.ts tests/providers/devin-stated-reset-hardening.test.ts tests/providers/devin-hardening.test.ts tests/codex-integration/combo-authoritative-reset.test.ts— 132 pass, 0 fail.bun run typecheck— passed.bun run privacy:scan— passed.bun run test:changedselected 1,140 files through the sharedsrc/libdependency and hit the repository's 900-second suite ceiling. Before termination it reported one unrelated pre-existing timeout intests/server/aside-profiles-routes.test.ts(5-second timeout); the focused tests above remained green.bun run structure:checkreported unmodifiedstructure/ops/docs-and-release.mdat 601 lines against its 600-line budget. This records that local result, not the current CI status: the exact-head CIstructure gatefor5cff45fba41f1b426ca20bf7fcdb1f66c4f674dehas since completed successfully.test 1/4throughtest 4/4,gates(including typecheck and privacy scan),structure gate,docs site build, and the aggregatecijob all succeeded. Windows test shards and macOS jobs were skipped in this run; this is not a claim that those suites ran. The separate React Doctor workflow also succeeded.Checklist
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