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addProvider's codex/openai/chatgpt case called r.add(ctx) and dropped args[1:] entirely, so --device-auth never reached anything. add() in turn hardcoded isolatedCodexLogin(ctx, false), so every "sr add codex" ran the browser OAuth flow regardless of the flag, which is unusable on a headless box. Five other entry points (sr account add codex, sr login, sr codex migrate-isolation, sr codex enroll-isolated, sr server login/sync) already declare and honor --device-auth, so the capability existed; this one call site was just unwired.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Codex provider command accepts ChangesCodex device authentication
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User->>addProvider: sr add codex [--device-auth]
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The device-auth usage error hardcoded "sr" instead of using programOrSubrouter(), so it named the wrong binary under the "subrouter" and "cx" entry points. When local credentials are served by a protected serving daemon, "sr add codex" routes to runRemoteAccountCommand's "add" case before addProvider ever runs. That case forwarded the raw ["codex", "--device-auth"] tail straight to a flag.FlagSet, which stops parsing at the first non-flag argument and rejected "codex" itself as an unexpected argument -- so codex login never completed on this path, with or without --device-auth. Strip the leading codex/openai/chatgpt positional the same way the existing kimi/grok cases already do before handing the remainder to parseRemoteAddArgs.
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| if uploadCount != 1 || uploaded.Provider != accounts.ProviderCodex || uploaded.Codex == nil || uploaded.Codex.Email != "device@example.com" { | ||
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| if uploadCount != 1 || uploaded.Provider != accounts.ProviderCodex || uploaded.Codex == nil || uploaded.Codex.Email != "device@example.com" { | |
| t.Fatalf("account was not uploaded to the serving server: count=%d payload=%#v", uploadCount, uploaded) | |
| if uploadCount != 1 || uploaded.Provider != accounts.ProviderCodex || uploaded.Codex == nil || uploaded.Codex.Email != "device@example.com" { | |
| t.Fatalf("account import validation failed: count=%d provider=%q codexPresent=%t", uploadCount, uploaded.Provider, uploaded.Codex != nil) |
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In `@cmd/subrouter/sr_test.go` around lines 187 - 188, Update the assertion
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sr add codex --device-authsilently swallowed the flag and always ran a browser OAuth flow onlocalhost:1455, which is unusable on a headless box.cmd/subrouter/sr.go,addProvider(), thecase "codex", "openai", "chatgpt"branch:return r.add(ctx)discardedargs[1:]entirely, so--device-authnever reached anything.cmd/subrouter/sr.go:869(pre-change),add(): calledr.isolatedCodexLogin(ctx, false)withdeviceAuthhardcoded tofalse.cmd/subrouter/sr_cloud.go:1066-1069:isolatedCodexLogin(ctx, deviceAuth bool)already takes and honors the parameter — it just wasn't reachable from this entry point.Five other commands already declare and honor
--device-auth(sr account add codex,sr login,sr codex migrate-isolation,sr codex enroll-isolated,sr server login/sync), so the capability existed and was working elsewhere — this one call site was simply unwired. The bug was reachable in practice via the workaround: log in locally withcodex login, thensr codex import, then migrate the resulting profile into isolation — steps that shouldn't be necessary oncesr add codex --device-authworks directly.Fix
addProvidernow parsesargs[1:]for the codex/openai/chatgpt case, rejects anything other than--device-auth, and threads the resulting bool throughadd(ctx, deviceAuth)intoisolatedCodexLogin.Tests
Added two tests in
cmd/subrouter/sr_add_provider_test.go:TestAddCodexWithDeviceAuthReachesIsolatedLoginWithFlag—sr add codex --device-authreaches the isolated login with the flag set.TestAddCodexWithoutDeviceAuthOmitsFlag— baresr add codexkeeps the existing browser OAuth behavior.Test suite note
go test ./...has 6 pre-existing failures on a cleanmaincheckout, unrelated to this change and environment-dependent (root-privilege and local network/port assumptions on this box):TestLocalAccountUploadsPreserveSupportedAPIKeyProvidersTestCodexNamedLoopbackServerIsNotBuiltInLocalTestFrontSlotInstallerRemovesOnlyInactiveLegacyControlSocketTestFrontSlotInstallerSafelyBeginsDormantStaleMigrationReconciliationTestCodexDefaultTailscaleDiscoveryFailureFallsBackLocallyTestCodexRegistryErrorDoesNotFallBackLocallyRe-ran with this diff applied: identical 6 failures, nothing new, nothing newly passing. Not a surprise if you see the same locally.
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@codesmith-botwith what you need. Autofix is disabled.Summary by cubic
Fixes
sr add codex --device-authbeing silently discarded — the flag now triggers the isolated device-auth login instead of always falling back to browser OAuth onlocalhost:1455. Baresr add codexis unchanged and still uses browser OAuth, and unknown flags now produce a usage error naming the actual program (sr,subrouter, orcx).Bug Fixes
addProviderparses and validates--device-authin the codex/openai/chatgpt branch.addnow threads thedeviceAuthbool through toisolatedCodexLogin.parseRemoteAddArgs, instead of handing "codex" to aflag.FlagSetthat rejected it.mainare unrelated and unchanged.Written for commit 2d152c8. Summary will update on new commits.
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--device-authto sign in through device-based authentication; without it, the default browser-based login remains available.Bug Fixes