feat(api): abort signal support for openai-codex (completePrompt + createMessage) - #1290
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WalkthroughOpenAI Codex now propagates cancellation through authentication and account lookups, SDK requests, and SSE streams. ChangesOpenAI Codex request cancellation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant OpenAiCodexHandler
participant OpenAI SDK
participant SSE fetch
Caller->>OpenAiCodexHandler: provide abort signal and optional timeout
OpenAiCodexHandler->>OpenAI SDK: send request with request-local signal
OpenAI SDK-->>OpenAiCodexHandler: return stream events
OpenAiCodexHandler->>SSE fetch: use request-local signal for fallback
Caller->>OpenAiCodexHandler: abort request
OpenAiCodexHandler-->>Caller: reject with AbortError
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Direct Codex message callers can mistake a cancelled, partial response for a completed one. Pre-aborted requests can also start unnecessary authentication work. Resolve these cancellation paths before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Cancellation is better isolated to individual requests. A narrow failure-containment gap remains for already-cancelled messages, and cancellation behavior in all calling workflows has not been established. Retained concerns
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Full details: Regression EvidenceExplanation The request-local abort-controller isolation is not covered at the provider test layer. Resolution Add a focused Full details: Lifecycle Resource CleanupExplanation The new abort race leaves provider work running after cancellation. Resolution Make the OAuth operations abort-aware, or expose an explicit cleanup/cancellation handle for each operation. Pass the request signal into token/account loading and refresh, propagate it to the refresh fetch and cancellable storage operations, and stop or safely finalize the operation when the signal aborts. Do not only reject ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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src/api/providers/openai-codex.ts (1)
501-504: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not use SSE fallback after cancellation.
When
responses.create()rejects withAbortError, this catch startsmakeCodexRequest()with the same aborted signal. The fallback then converts the cancellation into a connection error. Rethrow cancellation errors before the fallback. Use the fallback only for non-cancellation SDK failures or unusable responses.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/api/providers/openai-codex.ts`:
- Around line 444-455: In src/api/providers/openai-codex.ts lines 444-455, make
the abort controller request-local, capture it in the external abort listener,
remove that listener in the request’s finally cleanup, and pass its signal
through both streaming transports; update
src/api/providers/__tests__/openai-codex-native-tool-calls.spec.ts lines 523-567
to keep the SDK stream pending, abort during the active request, and assert the
captured SDK signal aborts or the stream rejects.
- Around line 1370-1373: Update completePrompt() in openai-codex.ts to check
requestSignal.aborted before wrapping errors as completionError, and always
throw an error named AbortError, including TimeoutError and quiet transport
completion cases; retain normal error handling when the signal is not aborted.
Add coverage in openai-codex.spec.ts for timeout cancellation and cancellation
followed by quiet completion.
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In `@src/api/providers/openai-codex.ts`:
- Around line 501-504: Update the catch around responses.create in the Codex
request flow to detect and rethrow AbortError cancellation failures before
calling makeCodexRequest. Keep the existing fallback for non-cancellation SDK
failures or unusable responses, preserving cancellation as cancellation rather
than converting it into a connection error.
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src/api/providers/openai-codex.ts (1)
507-509: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPass the request-local signal through the SSE fallback.
Line 509 calls
makeCodexRequest(), but that method still readsthis.abortControllerforfetchand stream processing. If another request starts before this fallback reachesfetch, it replaces the field. The fallback can then use the other request's signal. An abort for request A can fail to cancel request A, and an abort for request B can cancel request A.Pass
requestController.signalas an explicit parameter tomakeCodexRequest()andhandleStreamResponse(). Add a test that forcesresponses.create()to fail, starts a second request, and verifies that the fallback fetch uses the first request's signal.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 507-509: Update the fallback path in the request flow around
makeCodexRequest to pass requestController.signal explicitly, then propagate
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…eateMessage)
- completePrompt: use a request-local signal built with mergeAbortSignalAndTimeout(options?.abortSignal, options?.timeoutMs) for the fetch call instead of the handler-wide AbortController; re-throw abort errors as-is so cancellation is detectable by the "AbortError" name
- createMessage: pass metadata into executeRequest and bridge metadata?.abortSignal into the internal AbortController (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard + { once: true } listener), covering both the OpenAI SDK streaming path and the manual SSE fetch fallback
- specs: port the reference completePrompt coverage (request body, timeoutMs=0, abortSignal/timeoutMs merging, error paths) and add pre-aborted and in-flight abort tests rejecting with name === "AbortError"; port the createMessage abort bridge + pre-aborted tests into the native tool calls spec
- executeRequest: create a request-local AbortController (mirrored to this.abortController for existing abort handling); the external-signal bridge listener now captures the local controller and is removed in finally, so a late abort from an earlier request can no longer abort a newer request and listeners no longer leak - completePrompt: normalize any rejected request whose request-local signal aborted (external abort, AbortSignal.timeout "TimeoutError") to an error with name "AbortError", and throw the same AbortError when the transport quietly completes after cancellation - specs: bridge test now asserts the captured request-local SDK signal aborts mid-flight; merge tests assert AbortError rejection on quiet completion; new tests cover timeout cancellation and quiet completion after abort
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484-496: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve
AbortErrorwhen the stream is cancelled.If the SDK rejects after cancellation, the catch at Line 507 starts the SSE fallback. That fallback wraps the aborted fetch as a connection failure. If Line 496 observes cancellation,
breaklets the generator complete normally.Check
requestController.signal.abortedafter iteration and at catch entry. Throw an error namedAbortErrorand skip the fallback. Add coverage for an SDK abort rejection and for a quiet stream after abort.Proposed fix
for await (const event of stream) { if (requestController.signal.aborted) { break } // ... } + if (requestController.signal.aborted) { + const abortError = new Error("This operation was aborted") + abortError.name = "AbortError" + throw abortError + } } catch (_sdkErr) { + if (requestController.signal.aborted) { + const abortError = new Error("This operation was aborted") + abortError.name = "AbortError" + throw abortError + } // Fallback to manual SSE via fetch (Codex backend). yield* this.makeCodexRequest(requestBody, model, accessToken, effectiveSessionId) }Based on learnings:
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iteration and its catch handler to preserve cancellation as an AbortError: after
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Round 1 — final status: all checks green, changed-line coverage verifiedPart of the abort-signal series addressing #404 (builds on #674, #901, #1008). openai-codex abort wiring + config-builder retrofit. Final verified 2026-08-20: all CI checks green on this head (0 pending / 0 failed), CodeRabbit review clean, and zero new bot findings after this commit.
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- Around line 322-328: In createMessage, race forceRefreshAccessToken with
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When the first Codex request fails with an authentication error, the retry forced a token refresh and awaited it unguarded. A cancellation landing while the OAuth operation was in flight left createMessage suspended until the refresh settled and then surfaced the authentication failure of a request that no longer exists, instead of the shared abort contract. Wrap the refresh in rejectOnAbort when the request carries a signal (the optional-signal path keeps the plain await), so an abort mid-refresh settles the request with the provider's AbortError. The regression test lets the refresh settle with no token after the caller aborts and asserts the stream rejects with AbortError instead of the authentication error.
… the ownership guard, and the two Reflect.get specs Nothing reads this.abortController for behavior after the request-local controller bridge was introduced; the field, the assignment, the ownership guard, and the two specs that assert the field via Reflect.get are dead. The request-local controller already covers the cancellation behavior.
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🟠 Major · Reject quiet stream termination after cancellation. · openai-codex.ts:557
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject quiet stream termination after cancellation.
Both transport loops can break when the signal is aborted, then finish normally without a post-loop abort check. A direct
createMessage()caller can therefore receive successful completion with partial output. The later check incompletePrompt()does not cover direct callers. Add a post-loop check to both transports and throwcreateAbortError(this.providerName)when the signal is aborted.As per path instructions,
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🟡 Minor · Start OAuth lookups only after checking cancellation. · openai-codex.ts:264-265
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createMessage()has no entry guard.handleResponsesApiMessage()evaluatesgetAccessToken()beforerejectOnAbort(). A pre-aborted request therefore starts token loading or refresh. A refresh failure can then callclearCredentials(), whose rejection can escapegetAccessToken()afterrejectOnAbort()has already returned its abort rejection. The underlying promise has no rejection handler.
getAccountId()is also evaluated beforerejectOnAbort()in both transport methods. A pre-abortedcreateMessage()exits during the token lookup, so it does not reach the account lookup. However, cancellation between token resolution andexecuteRequest()can still start the SDK account lookup with an already-aborted local signal. The SDK catch prevents the SSE fallback in that state, butmakeCodexRequest()has the same eager call if it is entered.Check the signal before each lookup, or make
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- Line 557: Add a post-loop cancellation check to both transport loops in
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Adds abort signal + timeout support to the OpenAI Codex provider. completePrompt now uses a request-local signal built from options.abortSignal/timeoutMs (merged via the shared mergeAbortSignalAndTimeout util, imported directly from utils/abort-signal like Bedrock), and createMessage bridges metadata.abortSignal into the provider's internal request AbortController using the Bedrock pattern, covering both the OpenAI SDK streaming path and the manual SSE fetch fallback.
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on #674, #901, #1008. Addresses #404.
Review feedback addressed (2026-09-23)
The two
awaiting-authorfindings from the 2026-09-16 CodeRabbit cycle (the "outside the diff" pair onsrc/api/providers/openai-codex.ts) are addressed ina27305b5c(code) +2ce9e64d4+ the gate-pinning commit (regressions). Full evidence is in the inline replies on each finding.getAccessTokeninhandleResponsesApiMessage,getAccountIdinexecuteRequestand in themakeCodexRequestfallback) now races the request signal through the sharedrejectOnAborthelper (fromutils/abort-signal.ts, the series helper also carried by feat(api): abort signal support for gemini, mistral, lite-llm (completePrompt + createMessage) #1303/feat(api): abort signal support for requesty (createMessage + kill tests) #1538); the race's settle handler removes its abort listener. A cancelled request settles with the shared abort contract instead of hanging on credential loading/refresh/persistence or surfacing as an auth/model-fetch failure. Regressions keep the lookup pending and assert the cancellation wins (pending token, pending account on both the SDK and fallback paths,{ timeoutMs }+ pending token, and a non-abort failure propagating as-is).yield: theprocessEventconsumption loops on both transports (SDK + SSE delegate) throw the abort contract (abreakwould let thefor awaitcontinuation pull the wire stream once more before the loop's top check sees the abort, andcreateMessageconsumers have no consumer-side guard), and every direct buffered SSE result (complete-response text/reasoning/usage, legacychoices/item/usage, plain-JSON lines) is preceded by anabortSignal.abortedcheck. The typedresponse.*else-if branches of the SSE line loop are unreachable (everyresponse.*type is captured by the guardedcoreHandledEventTypesdelegate), so no guard was added to those dead branches. Regressions assert the buffered-chunk behavior oncreateMessage(getter-fired abort mid-event, buffered second SSE line, complete-response tail, full content sequence, per-shape table, and an SDK failure racing the cancellation).Mutation gate (local preflight, 2026-09-23)
Local preflight on the unit delta (
0dbd5846f6 → <head>): .Two
ConditionalExpressionmutants are excluded with mutator-specific directives. The exclusion is justified as untestable, not equivalent: each excludedfalsemutant differs from the original only if an abort lands in a specific microtask window — between the OAuth race's settle and thegetAccessTokencatch, or between a transport's last pre-yield check and thecompletePromptconsumer's resumption. Those windows are real in production (the abort event is a microtask, so an abort can land exactly there), but no test can schedule them deterministically: the test's own microtasks always queue after the preceding settle/yield that opens the window. The guards themselves are retained for those production windows, and the observable contract each one pins is covered by adjacent regressions (thetruemutants on both lines are killed: by the non-abort-failure regression and the multi-chunk happy paths respectively).The branch now contains current upstream/main: the head commit (
9a1488456) is a merge with current main (7328cbf9f) as its first parent — the same shape as the CI job's synthetic merge commit. This matters because the gate'sresolvePullRequestBaseresolves a merge-commit head to its first parent, so the previous state (last main sync at `0dbd5846f`, Sep 5) made every run measure the true delta plus every main commit since — which tripped the 500-line scope cap (the 2026-09-16 failure was that artifact, not the delta itself). With current main in the first-parent position, the gate measures the true PR delta only, locally and in CI — the delta the preflight above certifies.