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Review comments at @packages/provider-core/src/server/maintenanceResolver.ts:
- Around line 442-443: Update resolveNpmGlobalLatestVersion to resolve the
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Note Written by @davisonio thanks for making npm itself decide which release is eligible, with the updater's prefix and environment. i kept your implementation and both commits, merged current main without rebasing, retained main's shorter npm script-approval comment, and strengthened the existing regression test to check the npm executable and prefix directly. no production behavior was added beyond your fix. verification at
unverified: native desktop/mobile clients, windows, and macos in this vm. the npm before: main's resolver still offers an update at 0.163.0 under the cutoff. after: the same installed version and npm configuration have no update offer. real update from 0.162.0 to the eligible 0.163.0, followed by refresh. the same recording is embedded as an animation for github compatibility; mp4 playback and seeking were verified separately. |
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Note Written by Verified in a real dev environmentverified as-is at
short command and client websocket transcript main, with codex 0.163.0 and the eight-day policy: pr, with the same installed codex version, prefix, and policy: the real update interaction, exported as an animation for github. the matching mp4 was played to completion and seeking was checked in t3's browser: Not verifiednative electron, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel connections, and other provider/package-manager combinations were not exercised on this linux vm. the previously discussed stable-release-above-latest-tag edge remains outside this verification. this verifies the npm codex path and its real client integration, not every installer or registry policy. |
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Note Written by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code. A second reproduction, and one line to keep through the conflict with #27847. Repro: macOS, npm 11.19.1, Through the conflict: keep |
Problem
For providers installed as npm globals, T3 Code advertises the registry's
latestdist-tag, but the Update action runsnpm install -g --prefix <prefix> --allow-scripts=<pkg> <pkg>@latest. When npm's config setsmin-release-age, npm resolves@latestto the newest release older than the window, reinstalls the old version and exits 0. T3 then reports "Update command completed, but T3 Code still detects an outdated provider version.", and the Update button keeps failing until the release ages past the window.Repro on macOS, npm 12.2.0,
min-release-age=1: Codex 0.164.0 was published at 04:52Z; at 08:58Z the Update action installed 0.163.0 again and showed the error. Pinning the advertised version doesn't help on npm, unlike pnpm:npm install -g @openai/codex@0.164.0fails withETARGET ... with a date before ....Change
npm-global installs get a
lookupLatestVersionhook, the same one the pnpm path uses. It asks thenpmthe updater runs, with the server environment, against the install's prefix:npm outdated -g --prefix <prefix> --json <pkg>honoursmin-release-age,beforeandmin-release-age-exclude(checked on npm 12.2.0), and itslatestagrees with whatinstall <pkg>@latestpicks under the same config. They can only differ when the tagged release is deprecated or needs a newer Node, or when a stable release above the tag exists.npm ls -g --prefix <prefix> --json --depth 0 <pkg>supplies it, aspnpm lsdoes for pnpm. npm also prints{}after it silently drops ETARGET, E403 and E404 errors, so those show the provider as current.@latestmay not install. That's the same signal the Homebrew path uses. Failures include an unreachable registry, which npm reports as{"error": ...}on stdout with the same exit code 1 as "outdated". pnpm can fall back to the tag because it pins an exact spec; npm can't. The trade-off: when the probe fails (npm not on the server's PATH, a broken npm config, a registry too slow for the 10 s probe timeout), users withoutmin-release-agenow see no update where the registry fetch would have shown one. A one-click update would fail in most of those cases anyway, since the updater runs the samenpmwith the same environment. When the probe succeeds, npm versions withoutmin-release-ageget the registry latest fromoutdated, as before.npm view <pkg>@latest versionignoresmin-release-age, so it can't be used for this. The update command stays<pkg>@latest: it resolves to the advertised version in practice, and pinning would install versions that aren't taggedlatestin the edge cases above.Server-only. Clients render the
latestVersionandupdateCommandthey already receive, so old and new clients work against old and new servers.Scope and approval
This is the npm half of the policy settled in #15329 and implemented for pnpm in #19580: provider updates respect the package manager's release-age policy, and T3 only advertises the version that the package manager running the update will install (maintainer comment closing #15329). #21422 (npm and Vite+
min-release-age) was closed as a duplicate of #14249 with "The root cause is the same ... That applies to npm and Vite+ (min-release-age) as well as pnpm (minimumReleaseAge)" (maintainer comment), but #14249 was closed by the pnpm-only fix, so npm was never fixed.Other installers are out of scope. Vite+ global installs (
vp i -g), the other half of #21422, go through Vite+'s own package manager and its ownvp outdated -g, so they get a separate follow-up.Verification
maintenanceResolver.test.ts: new parametrized npm-global case (eligible release, cooldown, unreachable registry), modelled on the pnpm one. All three fail onmain, which advertises the registry tag in every case.CodexDriver.test.ts: the mise fixture with Node first on PATH is an npm-global install, so it now answers thenpm outdatedprobe from the mise Node's ownnpm.Real client, web dev server, Settings > Providers. Codex instance pointed at an npm-global install of 0.162.0 in a scratch prefix, server started with an npmrc setting
min-release-age=1. At the time, 0.164.0 was hours old and 0.163.0 was the newest eligible release.main): Codex shows "Update available". Update now installs 0.163.0, and the badge stays with "Update command completed, but T3 Code still detects an outdated provider version."npm install -g --prefix /private/tmp/npmprobe/pfx --allow-scripts=@openai/codex @openai/codex@latestcommand. Update now installs 0.163.0 and the badge clears, with no error. With 0.163.0 installed, no update is offered until 0.164.0 ages past the window.What npm resolves under that config at the time (the version T3 now advertises; Settings doesn't print it):
Fixed with Claude Code (Opus 5.5) running in T3 Code.