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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This is a cross-cutting production usage correction that adds SQL-backed historical recovery, a database index migration, and persisted cache changes, altering existing Codex cost attribution. The accounting and runtime-query impact warrants maintainer review despite the strong test coverage. Notes:
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- Around line 74-77: Add a migration creating an expression index on
orchestration_v2_projection_provider_turns for the nativeId JSON field in
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@coderabbitai The linked-issue warning identifies a real remaining V1 limitation; this PR does not claim V1 recovery. The current recovery path requires a uniquely matching retained V2 native session/turn/model plus the first running selection, and preserves native-settings precedence. The V1 importer retains conversation history without reconstructing those run/provider-turn links. The separate native-ID index finding is already implemented by registered migration 061 and its query-plan test; I replied on that thread with the exact evidence. |
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The V1 limitation remains a documented follow-up, not a fix delivered by this PR. A separate importer or migration backfill must establish the initial session, turn, model, and submitted tier. Later or current settings are not safe evidence for historical costs. I confirmed that I also confirmed that migration 061 is registered. Its test asserts indexed native-ID lookup, unchanged matches, and preservation of ambiguous turns. I inspected the test but did not run it. The separate index finding needs no further change here. Would you like a separate follow-up issue for the V1 backfill, linked to ✏️ Learnings added
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Problem
Codex 0.160.0 can omit the initial
thread_settings_appliedrollout event even when T3 submits a Fast or Ultrafast turn. After #15101, usage before that event still defaults to Standard, including single-turn sessions that never persist settings.Related to #15267. This PR addresses turns with retained V2 request history. Keep the issue open for the V1 importer/backfill case described below.
Change
Recover missing initial tiers from immutable V2 request history, matched by native session, turn, and model. Use the attempt's first running selection so later steering cannot change earlier prices. Native transcript settings remain authoritative. A nonunique partial index on Codex native turn IDs keeps unresolved lookups off full provider-turn table scans while preserving ambiguous-match rejection.
Batch the lookup during usage scans and retain successful corrections in the cache. The v6 cache reparses available v4/v5 Codex rollouts while preserving saved usage for deleted files. Missing history or a failed lookup can recover on a later scan without transcript growth.
Scope and approval
This is a focused correction to established usage accounting. The automated issue triage independently confirmed the failure. Macroscope's approvability review requires human maintainer review because the SQL-backed recovery and cache migration affect historical cost attribution. That review is still needed.
Runtime recovery uses V2 storage and preserves the existing V1 importer boundary. It requires direct OpenAI transcript metadata and an unambiguous historical selection. Managed/custom-provider sessions, V1-only history, and histories without reliable evidence retain existing attribution. Deleted pre-v6 rollouts retain their saved totals and speeds. Delegation defaults and rate tables are outside this fix.
V1 history limitation: this is not an age-based history cutoff. The V2 database retains the old data, and the importer converts conversation messages with null run and provider-turn links. It does not reconstruct their historical V2 run attempts. Recovering the remaining V1 estimates requires an importer/backfill change; this PR leaves them unchanged to preserve the existing V1 storage boundary.
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vp test run apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/V1ImportBoundary.test.ts apps/server/src/usage/{UsageService,usageTranscripts,usageScanCache,usageTranscriptReader,usageTranscriptStreaming}.test.ts apps/server/src/persistence/Migrations/{055_OrchestrationV2,057_CodexUsageNativeTurnIndex}.test.ts apps/server/src/persistence/reconcileV2PreviewMigration.test.ts: 130 tests passed. Covers the V1 storage boundary, historical Fast/Ultrafast and legacy option formats, native settings precedence, ambiguous/mismatched history, managed-provider exclusion, late history/SQL failure recovery, incremental tails, restarts, and v4/v5 cache migration with deleted transcripts, released/preview database upgrades, and an indexed query plan with unchanged duplicate candidates.node_modules/.bin/tsc --noEmit -p apps/server/tsconfig.json: passed.layerTestlint warning on the full changed-file lint run.Model: GPT-6 Astra | Harness: Codex in T3 Code