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didReset only counted a reset when the reset time jumped at least half a Window, assuming a Window always runs to its end. Codex resets the Weekly Window early too, and then the reset time only moves by what was left: on 13, 15 and 18 Oct it jumped about two days while usage went from 5-6% to 0%, and no bar.limit.reset was ever written. A jump past an hour now also counts when usage dropped, or when usage went down and a full fresh Window lies ahead. The hour keeps out the drift between reads and a not-yet-started Window, whose reset time creeps forward every poll.
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The small-drop regression fixture bypasses the new detection branch and needs correction.
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What changed in this PR
Adds early usage-window reset detection so telemetry can record resets that occur before the scheduled deadline.
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- Detects smaller reset-time jumps using usage drops and fresh-window timing.
- Passes sample time into reset detection.
- Adds regression tests for early resets, drift, and inactive windows.
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| Tests/CodexBarCoreTests/LimitResetDetectionTests.swift | Adds reset-detection regression tests. |
| Sources/CodexBarCore/TelemetryRecorder.swift | Passes sample time to limit-event generation. |
| Sources/CodexBarCore/BarTelemetry.swift | Extends detection to early window resets. |
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33-42: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThis test does not reach the new full-Window branch.
The jump is
7 * 86_400 - 2 * 86_400 = 432_000seconds. The half-Window threshold forwindowMinutes: 10_080is10_080 * 30 = 302_400seconds. Because the jump is above that threshold,didResetreturnstrueatBarTelemetry.swiftLine 110-111. The checks atBarTelemetry.swiftLines 125-129 never run, so a regression there would not fail this test.To reach the full-Window branch, use a jump between
resetJumpToleranceand half a Window. An early reset in the first half of the Window gives such a jump. Also add a negative case: a small usage decrease where the new reset time is not a full Window fromnow.💚 Proposed fix
func testAnEarlyResetWithUsageAlreadyBackCountsWhenAFullWindowStarts() { // Usage went from 6% to 1% (a request landed straight after the reset), too small a // drop for the usage check on its own, but a full fresh Window lies ahead. let now: TimeInterval = 1_792_000_000 XCTAssertTrue(BarEvents.didReset( - from: observed(6, resetsAt: now + 2 * 86_400), + from: observed(6, resetsAt: now + 5 * 86_400), to: limit(1, resetsAt: now + 7 * 86_400), now: at(now) )) } + + func testASmallUsageDropWithoutAFullWindowAheadIsNotAReset() { + let now: TimeInterval = 1_792_000_000 + XCTAssertFalse(BarEvents.didReset( + from: observed(6, resetsAt: now + 2 * 86_400), + to: limit(1, resetsAt: now + 4 * 86_400), + now: at(now) + )) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @Tests/CodexBarCoreTests/LimitResetDetectionTests.swift:
- Around line 33-42: Update
testAnEarlyResetWithUsageAlreadyBackCountsWhenAFullWindowStarts so the
reset-time gap stays below the half-window threshold while still representing an
early reset, allowing it to exercise the full-window branch. Add a negative test
covering a small usage decrease when the new reset time is less than one full
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Its five-day jump was over half a Window, so didReset returned before the new check ran and the test proved nothing about it. The old Window now has five days left, a two-day jump; a matching negative case has the same dip with no full Window ahead.
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Limit IDs only name the bucket and Window, so a sample from another account was diffed against the last account's Limits; lower usage and a later reset time read as an early reset. The observed Limits now record their account and a switch starts a new baseline instead. A Window nobody has used floats a full Window ahead of every read, so after a long gap its reset time jumps as far as a real rollover. A reset now never fires with usage at 0% before and after. docs/telemetry.md describes the full rule.
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🟡 Minor · Clarify the account-identifier privacy statement. · telemetry.md:85
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClarify the account-identifier privacy statement.
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accountIdis present, the recorder persists it aslimitsScopeintelemetry-state.json. Distinguish emitted telemetry from local state, or avoid persisting the raw identifier.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 36: Update the telemetry documentation near the “When Codex gives no
reset time” entry to also describe the unknown-window-duration case: when
windowMinutes is nil and both reset timestamps exist, didReset fires for a usage
jump of at least one hour. Preserve the existing missing-reset-time behavior.
- Line 38: Update the telemetry documentation near the baseline behavior
description to state that a new baseline starts when either the Codex account or
the plan scope changes, including the fallback from accountId to planType used
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Summary
My Weekly Window reset early three times: on 13, 15 and 18 Oct (AEST). None of them was logged, because CodexBar has never written a
bar.limit.reset.BarEvents.didResetonly counted a reset when the reset time jumped at least half a Window, 3.5 days for Weekly. That assumes a Window always runs to its end. When the service resets a Window early, the reset time only moves by what was left. In my telemetry each of the three rollovers jumped about two days, and usage went from 5–6% to 0%. Reset credits stayed at 3, so the service did these resets, not me.A jump of more than an hour now also counts as a reset when:
usageDidReset), orThe hour keeps out the drift between reads. It also keeps out a Window that hasn't started yet, whose reset time creeps forward with every poll. When that happens across a poll gap, usage staying at zero keeps it from counting.
limitEventsanddidResetnow take the sample time.Test plan
swift test: 116 tests passLimitResetDetectionTests, failing to build first:bar.limit.resettocodexbar-logs-*.jsonlSummary by CodeRabbit
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