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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe pull request adds an opt-in Usage ledger retention
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This opt-in feature permanently trims usage-ledger data, but configuration typos and JSONL-boundary handling can produce unintended deletion or malformed retained records. Silent enforcement failures and synchronous request-path rewrites also leave retention reliability and latency risks unresolved, so the change should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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UsageLedger-->>enforceUsageLedgerRetention: return compaction result
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In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 1105-1108: Update the usageLedgerRetention schema to call
.strict() on its nested z.object before .optional().catch(undefined), so unknown
retention keys are rejected rather than stripped before defaults are applied.
In `@src/types/config.ts`:
- Around line 188-192: Define a separate persisted retention type with optional
enabled and maxBytes fields, and use it for OcxConfig.usageLedgerRetention so
schema results such as empty or partial objects are valid. Keep
UsageLedgerRetention unchanged as the normalized policy type consumed by
currentPolicy() and retention enforcement.
In `@src/usage/ledger-retention.ts`:
- Around line 110-113: Update the retention rewrite logic around the probe and
beforeBytes calculation to copy only complete JSONL rows: scan forward beyond
the 64 KiB probe to find the first newline, scan backward from the retained
boundary to the last newline, and exclude any partial first or final row. Write
an empty ledger when no complete row remains, and add regression tests covering
a large appended row and an interrupted incomplete final row.
- Around line 164-168: Update the ledger-retention flow around
compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes, discardHistoryIndex, and openRequestHistoryIndex
to close and invalidate the process-global database handle before unlinking the
history index, then rebuild the index from the compacted ledger before returning
so readers observe retained data only.
In `@src/usage/log.ts`:
- Line 571: Move enforceUsageLedgerRetention out of the synchronous
appendUsageEntry/addRequestLog path into a server-lifecycle-owned, coalesced
worker job, using the project’s off-thread execution mechanism. Serialize
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| usageLedgerRetention: z.object({ | ||
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In Zod, including version 4.4.3, the default behavior for z.object schemas is to strip unknown keys during parsing [1][2][3]. This means any keys present in the input that are not explicitly defined in the schema are silently removed from the output [1][4][3]. You can control this behavior using the following methods:.strip: Explicitly sets the schema to the default behavior, where unknown keys are removed [4][5][6]..strict: Causes the schema to throw a ZodError if any unknown keys are encountered [1][4][3]..passthrough: Allows unknown keys to remain in the parsed output without validation [4][7][3]..catchall(schema): Allows unknown keys but validates them against the provided schema [1][4][5]. This method overrides the behavior of.strip,.strict, and.passthrough [5][8][6]. For most use cases, the default 'strip' behavior is recommended as a safe default to prevent data leakage [3].
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- 1: https://github.com/colinhacks/zod/blob/912f0f51/packages/docs/content/api.mdx
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- 3: GitHub discussion 490 in colinhacks/zod (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://colinhacks-zod.mintlify.app/api/complex/object
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Reject unknown retention keys before applying defaults.
Zod 4.4.3 strips unknown keys from z.object. At src/config.ts:1105-1108, { enabled: true, maxByets: ... } becomes { enabled: true }. The normalizer then applies the 512 MiB default, and enforceUsageLedgerRetention can permanently delete older ledger rows using an unintended limit.
Add .strict() to the nested object before .optional().catch(undefined).
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In `@src/config.ts` around lines 1105 - 1108, Update the usageLedgerRetention
schema to call .strict() on its nested z.object before
.optional().catch(undefined), so unknown retention keys are rejected rather than
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| export interface UsageLedgerRetention { | ||
| /** When false/unset, the ledger is never rewritten. Default false. */ | ||
| enabled: boolean; | ||
| /** Keep the newest complete JSONL rows within this many bytes. Floor 1 MiB. */ | ||
| maxBytes: number; |
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Use a separate persisted type for OcxConfig.usageLedgerRetention.
loadConfig() returns the schema result as OcxConfig without normalizing usageLedgerRetention. The schema accepts {}, { enabled: true }, and { maxBytes: 1048576 }, while UsageLedgerRetention requires both fields. Only currentPolicy() normalizes the value before retention enforcement. Define a persisted type with optional fields for OcxConfig.usageLedgerRetention, and keep UsageLedgerRetention for normalized policies.
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In `@src/types/config.ts` around lines 188 - 192, Define a separate persisted
retention type with optional enabled and maxBytes fields, and use it for
OcxConfig.usageLedgerRetention so schema results such as empty or partial
objects are valid. Keep UsageLedgerRetention unchanged as the normalized policy
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| const nl = probe.subarray(0, n).indexOf(0x0a); | ||
| // Drop the possibly-partial first row. If this window has no newline, | ||
| // keep the raw tail rather than deleting the whole ledger. | ||
| if (nl >= 0) start = start + nl + 1; |
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Keep only complete JSONL rows.
At src/usage/ledger-retention.ts:105-127, the 64 KiB probe can miss the first newline in a large appended row, so the rewrite can copy a partial first row. appendUsageEntry has no total serialized-row limit, and an interrupted append can also leave an incomplete final row; startup retention then copies it through beforeBytes before log hydration. Scan forward to the first newline and backward to the last newline before copying. Write an empty ledger when no complete row remains. Add regression tests for both cases.
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In `@src/usage/ledger-retention.ts` around lines 110 - 113, Update the retention
rewrite logic around the probe and beforeBytes calculation to copy only complete
JSONL rows: scan forward beyond the 64 KiB probe to find the first newline, scan
backward from the retained boundary to the last newline, and exclude any partial
first or final row. Write an empty ledger when no complete row remains, and add
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| if (!policy.enabled) { | ||
| return { skipped: "disabled", beforeBytes: 0, afterBytes: 0, droppedBytes: 0 }; | ||
| } | ||
| const result = compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes(path, policy.maxBytes); | ||
| if (!result.skipped) discardHistoryIndex(dir); |
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Close and rebuild the history index during ledger compaction.
When appendUsageEntry() triggers retention, discardHistoryIndex() unlinks the SQLite files but leaves the process-global db handle open. /api/request-history and /api/routing-analytics can then query that handle after openRequestHistoryIndex() returns and receive pre-compaction rows that are no longer present in the retained ledger. Close and invalidate the handle before unlinking, then rebuild it from the compacted ledger before readers resume.
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In `@src/usage/ledger-retention.ts` around lines 164 - 168, Update the
ledger-retention flow around compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes, discardHistoryIndex,
and openRequestHistoryIndex to close and invalidate the process-global database
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| const path = usageLogPath(); | ||
| appendFileSync(path, `${JSON.stringify(normalizeUsageEntry(entry))}\n`, { encoding: "utf-8", mode: 0o600 }); | ||
| try { chmodSync(path, 0o600); } catch { /* best-effort on platforms that ignore chmod */ } | ||
| try { enforceUsageLedgerRetention(); } catch { /* retention must not fail the request */ } |
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Move ledger retention off the request stack.
When addRequestLog() calls appendUsageEntry(), enforceUsageLedgerRetention() runs synchronously. Once the enabled ledger exceeds maxBytes, compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes() copies and fsyncSync()s a tail of up to 512 MiB. Each append that pushes a near-limit ledger over the ceiling can repeat this rewrite and block Bun’s event loop, delaying concurrent requests.
Run retention as a coalesced off-thread job owned by the server lifecycle. Serialize it with appends so a rewrite cannot overwrite a concurrent append. Keep retention failures non-fatal to requests.
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In `@src/usage/log.ts` at line 571, Move enforceUsageLedgerRetention out of the
synchronous appendUsageEntry/addRequestLog path into a server-lifecycle-owned,
coalesced worker job, using the project’s off-thread execution mechanism.
Serialize retention with ledger appends so compaction cannot overwrite
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usage.jsonl is an unbounded append-only ledger. storageCleanupPolicy only touches Codex archived sessions, so a busy proxy can accumulate many gigabytes of OpenCodex's own request history. Add usageLedgerRetention (default off). When enabled, keep the newest complete JSONL rows within maxBytes (default 512 MiB, floor 1 MiB) at startup and after append, then drop the disposable routing-history.sqlite index so it rebuilds from the retained tail.
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In `@src/server/index.ts`:
- Line 746: Report retention enforcement failures without making them fatal: at
src/server/index.ts lines 746-746, add a sanitized startup warning or metric
before hydration; at src/usage/log.ts lines 573-573, add a rate-limited
sanitized warning or metric for post-append failures. Update the try/catch
handling around enforceUsageLedgerRetention while preserving non-blocking
listener and request-path behavior.
In `@src/usage/ledger-retention.ts`:
- Around line 62-64: Update the maxBytes normalization condition near
compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes so it uses Number.isSafeInteger(o.maxBytes), while
preserving the existing minimum clamp and default behavior. Add a regression
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| // Opt-in usage.jsonl ceiling runs BEFORE log hydration so a multi-GB ledger is | ||
| // trimmed once at startup instead of being parsed and then rewritten. | ||
| try { enforceUsageLedgerRetention(); } catch { /* retention must not block listen */ } |
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Report retention enforcement failures.
If an enabled retention policy cannot read, rewrite, or reset the derived index, both sites suppress the error. Startup then hydrates the original ledger, and later appends continue without enforcing the configured cap.
src/server/index.ts#L746-L746: record a sanitized startup warning or metric before continuing to hydration.src/usage/log.ts#L573-L573: record a rate-limited sanitized warning or metric for post-append failures.
Keep the failure non-fatal to the listener and request path.
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| if (typeof o.maxBytes === "number" && Number.isFinite(o.maxBytes) && Math.floor(o.maxBytes) === o.maxBytes) { | ||
| maxBytes = Math.max(MIN_USAGE_LEDGER_MAX_BYTES, o.maxBytes); | ||
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Reject unsafe maxBytes values.
Line 62 accepts 2 ** 53 because it is finite and has no fractional part. compactUsageLedgerToMaxBytes() then rejects it as unsafe before it checks the ledger. Both lifecycle callers suppress that error, so enabled retention never runs.
Use Number.isSafeInteger() when normalizing this value. Add a regression case for an unsafe integer.
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| if (typeof o.maxBytes === "number" && Number.isFinite(o.maxBytes) && Math.floor(o.maxBytes) === o.maxBytes) { | |
| maxBytes = Math.max(MIN_USAGE_LEDGER_MAX_BYTES, o.maxBytes); | |
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| if (typeof o.maxBytes === "number" && Number.isSafeInteger(o.maxBytes)) { | |
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In `@src/usage/ledger-retention.ts` around lines 62 - 64, Update the maxBytes
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Summary
usage.jsonlis an unbounded append-only request ledger.storageCleanupPolicyonly cleans Codex archived sessions, so OpenCodex's own history can grow without a ceiling (multi-gigabyteusage.jsonlplus a rebuildablerouting-history.sqliteprojection).This adds opt-in
usageLedgerRetention(default off, same posture asstorageCleanupPolicy):{ "usageLedgerRetention": { "enabled": true, "maxBytes": 536870912 } }When enabled:
maxBytes(default 512 MiB, floor 1 MiB)/api/logshydration, and after append once the file exceeds the ceilingrouting-history.sqliteindex after a rewrite so it rebuilds from the retained tailDisabled installs are unchanged: the append path caches the off policy after one config read.
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tests/usage-ledger-retention.test.ts(normalize, missing/under-limit no-op, keep newest rows, drop sqlite companions)bun test tests/usage-ledger-retention.test.tson CIusage.jsonlstill grows as todaymaxBytes, startup leaves a line-aligned tail and a missing sqlite indexReview readiness checklist
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usage.jsonlat a configurable size.