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Auto `usage --provider claude` now answers from the active claude-swap slot when the integration is enabled, instead of whichever browser or CLI login the ordinary source order finds. Explicit --source, --account, --all-accounts and a configured non-auto usage source bypass it. If the adapter fails or the active slot has no usable usage (live for ok or unavailable rows, last-good otherwise), the ordinary sources run and the source label gains " (claude-swap fallback)" or " (tcr fallback)". Inactive slots are never borrowed. The projection now keeps the live measurement time (usageFetchedAt).
A malformed limits entry used to fail the whole array on both the OAuth and Web paths, which dropped valid model-scoped weekly rows. Entries are now read field by field: a field of the wrong type reads as missing, a non-object entry is skipped, a non-array limits value reads as empty, and a JSON Boolean is never a percentage. The OAuth response shares the same deserializer, so both paths parse limits identically. Upstream steipete#4614, refs steipete#4126.
Unified personal Cursor memberships read monthly additional spend from the usage-status endpoint. A valid response supplies spend, cap and reset; an unavailable, malformed or out-of-period response keeps the usage-summary values. Team budgets and other plans are unchanged. Upstream steipete#4593.
A manual cookie used to force the web source for OpenCode Go, so a configured Auto or Local source was ignored. A new provider hook, manual_cookie_keeps_usage_source, lets the shell keep the configured source when the provider offers it. Other providers keep the Web route. Upstream steipete#4616.
The Antigravity quota summary now represents Gemini with the ordinary gemini-5h (or session alias) and gemini-weekly buckets, matched by normalized ID rather than label. A model-specific Gemini allowance represents Gemini only when the ordinary bucket of that cadence is absent, unknown or disabled. All buckets stay visible as extra windows. Upstream: CodexBar steipete#4659 (389d287).
Raise the aggregate local-history scan bounds to 100,000 rows, 512 MiB of attempted payload and 30 seconds. Per-file, per-record and schema bounds and cancellation are unchanged. Adds regression coverage for history beyond the former 50,000-row cap. Upstream: CodexBar steipete#4639 (5818152).
Add a regression test that every catalog ID reported by config providers --format json selects that same provider. The behavior already held on Windows; the test keeps it from regressing (upstream steipete#4643).
codexbar cost --provider opencodego read no local history and reported local cost scanning as unavailable. It now reads recorded OpenCode Go usage for the selected window (upstream steipete#4606). Known gap: unknown-token presentation and the per-model token breakdown are not ported. The shared CostSummary cannot show unknown tokens, so incomplete token sums are shown as zero.
Pi/OMP rows from backends without native pricing are kept in standalone Pi history as unpriced tokens labeled backend/model. They never borrow native Codex or Claude prices. Native Codex and Claude scans skip these rows without losing completeness. Malformed rows from unsupported backends mark only standalone history incomplete. Missing timestamps still keep standalone history incomplete (upstream steipete#4628, fixes steipete#4605).
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The prior failure remains present in the reviewed diff. rust/src/cli/cost.rs:200 adds a ProviderId::OpenCodeGo match arm in shared CLI code. rust/src/cli/usage/claude_swap.rs:322 adds a `Provide… |
Move OpenCode Go cost selection behind a provider-local implementation or an allowed abstraction in rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs. Move Claude Auto active-slot routing into rust/src/providers/claude/ or the allowed factory abstracti… |
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The prior failure remains unresolved. The PR adds resolve_auto_usage_route in rust/src/cli/usage/claude_swap.rs, which maps read_claude_swap_accounts errors to String and interpolates `{error}… |
Redact the adapter error before logging and before user-visible JSON/text output. Use crate::core::SecretRedactor::redact or the existing safe error helper, and pass only the redacted value to tracing::debug!, `claude_swap_error_payload… |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title uses a short imperative verb and accurately summarizes the provider-specific changes covered by the pull request. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. No Unapproved Dependencies The pull request changes only documentation and Rust source/test files. The authoritative diff contains no Cargo.toml, package.json, npm/yarn lockfile, or pnpm lockfile changes. Therefore, it adds no … Ui Changes Include Windows Proof PASS: The pull request changes only documentation and Rust CLI/provider/core code. The authoritative diff contains no files under apps/desktop-tauri/src outside tests, rust/src/tray, float bar, settin… Full details: No Unapproved Dependencies
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The prior failure remains present in the reviewed diff.
rust/src/cli/cost.rs:200adds aProviderId::OpenCodeGomatch arm in shared CLI code.rust/src/cli/usage/claude_swap.rs:322adds aProviderId::Claudeeligibility check and related Claude-specific routing in shared CLI code. These are cross-provider branches outsiderust/src/providers/<name>/andrust/src/core/provider_factory.rs, which matches the explicit failure condition.Resolution
Move OpenCode Go cost selection behind a provider-local implementation or an allowed abstraction in
rust/src/core/provider_factory.rs. Move Claude Auto active-slot routing intorust/src/providers/claude/or the allowed factory abstraction. Remove the directProviderId::OpenCodeGoandProviderId::Claudebranches from shared CLI modules.
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The prior failure remains unresolved. The PR adds
resolve_auto_usage_routeinrust/src/cli/usage/claude_swap.rs, which mapsread_claude_swap_accountserrors toStringand interpolates{error}directly intotracing::debug!at lines 340-343.ClaudeSwapError::ReportedErrorstores external message text, andsanitize_displayremoves control characters only; it does not redact cookies, bearer tokens, or API keys. NoSecretRedactorcall exists in this path. The error can therefore reach logs.Resolution
Redact the adapter error before logging and before user-visible JSON/text output. Use
crate::core::SecretRedactor::redactor the existing safe error helper, and pass only the redacted value totracing::debug!,claude_swap_error_payload, andrender_text_error. Add regression coverage with cookie, bearer-token, and token-shaped JSON error values, and assert that none reach logs or output.
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🟡 Minor · Accept a complete scan at the aggregate limit. · local_sqlite.rs:229
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAccept a complete scan at the aggregate limit.
If ten valid databases contain 10,000 rows each, the scan reaches the new
MAX_ROWSvalue exactly. This>=check then marks the scan exhausted, andsummarize_with_identityreturns a withheld summary instead of complete coverage. Remove the equality-based exhaustion check. The row readers already reject a row aboveMAX_ROWS, andchecked_blobrejects bytes aboveMAX_TOTAL_BYTES.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @rust/src/cli/cost_golden_tests.rs:
- Around line 243-246: Keep
golden_opencodego_reads_local_history_instead_of_reporting_unavailable focused
on rendering the completed CostSummary, and add a separate regression test with
an isolated database fixture that exercises the ProviderId::OpenCodeGo
local-history path, verifies the selected time window, and asserts the produced
report.
Review comments at @rust/src/cli/cost.rs:
- Line 200: Update the ProviderId::OpenCodeGo reporting path so request counts
from multiple step-finish parts are not used as session counts or JSON
conversationCount; derive and report distinct session counts, or expose the
request count through a separate field while preserving the spend contract.
- Line 200: Update the OpenCodeGo handling in build_json_payloads so
build_local_spend_contract_from_summary receives the selected period rather than
the capped day count. Preserve the all-period selection through the JSON
spendContract.reportingPeriod while keeping existing scan and summary behavior
unchanged.
Review comments at @rust/src/cli/usage/claude_swap.rs:
- Around line 329-346: Update resolve_auto_usage_route to execute the
synchronous read_claude_swap_accounts probe via tokio::task::spawn_blocking,
preserving its existing bounded timeout behavior. Await the blocking task and
map timeouts, join failures, or probe errors to
AutoUsageRoute::Fallback(ctx.source), while retaining active-slot routing on
success.
Review comments at @rust/src/cli/usage/fetch_helpers.rs:
- Around line 38-41: Align the app-cache fallback label with the documented
source value: update the fallback handling around render_app_cache_text so
codexbar-app is not given the adapter-fallback suffix, or revise the
corresponding CLI documentation if the suffixed label is intentional. Keep
adapter fallback labeling unchanged.
Review comments at @rust/src/providers/antigravity/quota_summary.rs:
- Around line 333-343: Update is_ordinary_gemini_bucket to replace per-alias
format! allocations with strip_prefix("gemini-") and compare the remaining
suffix directly against SESSION_ALIASES, while preserving the existing
gemini-weekly match and normalization behavior.
Review comments at @rust/src/providers/cursor/api.rs:
- Around line 95-107: Update the request handling in the cursor unified usage
flow around the chained client call so transport and non-2xx errors are
captured, logged with tracing::debug!, and then return None explicitly. Preserve
the existing JSON parse handling and ensure successful responses continue
through response.json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>().
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Review comments at @rust/src/providers/antigravity/local_sqlite.rs:
- Line 229: Update the exhaustion condition in the scan flow around
summarize_with_identity so reaching MAX_ROWS or MAX_TOTAL_BYTES exactly remains
a complete scan; only trigger exhaustion when the aggregate exceeds either
limit. Preserve the existing row-reader and checked_blob rejection behavior for
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| fn golden_opencodego_reads_local_history_instead_of_reporting_unavailable() { | ||
| let opencodego = [result(ProviderId::OpenCodeGo, opencodego_summary(), true)]; | ||
| let text = plain(&opencodego, CostGroupBy::None); | ||
| assert_eq!(text, OPENCODEGO_DEFAULT); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Exercise the local-history route in a separate regression test.
This test supplies a completed CostSummary to the renderer. It passes even if the new ProviderId::OpenCodeGo branch stops scanning local history. Keep this rendering golden, and add an isolated database fixture that checks the selected window and produced report. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Keep golden_opencodego_reads_local_history_instead_of_reporting_unavailable
focused on rendering the completed CostSummary, and add a separate regression
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| ProviderId::Pi => (scanner.scan_pi(), true, None), | ||
| // Recorded OpenCode Go local history, honoring the selected window | ||
| // (upstream #4606). | ||
| ProviderId::OpenCodeGo => (scanner.scan_opencodego_with_cancel(None), true, None), |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep request counts separate from session counts.
If one OpenCode Go session has multiple step-finish parts, the reader counts multiple provider invocations. The scanner puts that request count in sessions_count. This route then reports it as “Sessions” and uses it as the JSON spend contract’s conversationCount. Count distinct sessions, or expose requests under a separate field. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the ProviderId::OpenCodeGo reporting path so request counts from multiple
step-finish parts are not used as session counts or JSON conversationCount;
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Preserve the selected period in the OpenCode Go JSON contract.
If --period all includes history older than 365 days, this route scans that history, but build_json_payloads passes a capped day count to build_local_spend_contract_from_summary. The resulting spendContract.reportingPeriod says rolling:365 while its totals cover all available history and the outer report says all. Build the contract with the selected period so consumers do not assign the total to the wrong window. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the OpenCodeGo handling in build_json_payloads so
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| let Some(ctx) = claude_swap_cli_context() else { | ||
| return AutoUsageRoute::Ordinary; | ||
| }; | ||
| if !ctx.usage_source_auto { | ||
| return AutoUsageRoute::Ordinary; | ||
| } | ||
| match read_claude_swap_accounts(&ctx) { | ||
| Ok(accounts) => match active_slot_for_usage(accounts) { | ||
| Some(account) => AutoUsageRoute::ActiveSlot(Box::new(account)), | ||
| None => AutoUsageRoute::Fallback(ctx.source), | ||
| }, | ||
| Err(error) => { | ||
| tracing::debug!( | ||
| "claude-swap active slot unavailable; using ordinary Claude usage: {error}" | ||
| ); | ||
| AutoUsageRoute::Fallback(ctx.source) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Move the Claude swap probe off the async runtime.
read_account_list already applies a bounded timeout, so a hung adapter does not stall indefinitely. However, resolve_auto_usage_route calls this synchronous subprocess path from the async usage flow. The bounded wait can still block a Tokio worker and delay parallel provider fetches.
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| Some(mut fallback) => { | ||
| fallback.result.source_label.push_str(source_label_suffix); | ||
| render_app_cache_text(provider_id, command, &fallback) | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The cache fallback appends the suffix to a label that is not an adapter fallback.
The app-cache fallback sets source_label to codexbar-app. The code then appends the suffix. The label can become codexbar-app (claude-swap fallback). The docs/CLI.md text says the source is codexbar-app and does not mention a suffix. The two do not match. Decide which behavior is intended. Then update the code or the docs.
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Align the app-cache fallback label with the documented source value: update the
fallback handling around render_app_cache_text so codexbar-app is not given the
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| /// Stable ordinary Gemini bucket IDs: `gemini-weekly` and `gemini-` plus a | ||
| /// session alias. IDs are compared lowercased with `_` as `-`, so display | ||
| /// labels never decide which bucket represents Gemini. | ||
| fn is_ordinary_gemini_bucket(bucket_id: &str) -> bool { | ||
| let lowered = bucket_id.trim().to_ascii_lowercase().replace('_', "-"); | ||
| let id = lowered.strip_suffix(" limit").unwrap_or(&lowered); | ||
| id == "gemini-weekly" | ||
| || SESSION_ALIASES | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .any(|alias| id == format!("gemini-{alias}")) | ||
| } |
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format! allocates for every alias on each call.
is_ordinary_gemini_bucket builds a new String for each alias check. Use strip_prefix("gemini-") and compare the rest with SESSION_ALIASES. This also makes the intent clearer.
♻️ Proposed change
- id == "gemini-weekly"
- || SESSION_ALIASES
- .iter()
- .any(|alias| id == format!("gemini-{alias}"))
+ id == "gemini-weekly"
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| /// Stable ordinary Gemini bucket IDs: `gemini-weekly` and `gemini-` plus a | |
| /// session alias. IDs are compared lowercased with `_` as `-`, so display | |
| /// labels never decide which bucket represents Gemini. | |
| fn is_ordinary_gemini_bucket(bucket_id: &str) -> bool { | |
| let lowered = bucket_id.trim().to_ascii_lowercase().replace('_', "-"); | |
| let id = lowered.strip_suffix(" limit").unwrap_or(&lowered); | |
| id == "gemini-weekly" | |
| || SESSION_ALIASES | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|alias| id == format!("gemini-{alias}")) | |
| } | |
| /// Stable ordinary Gemini bucket IDs: `gemini-weekly` and `gemini-` plus a | |
| /// session alias. IDs are compared lowercased with `_` as `-`, so display | |
| /// labels never decide which bucket represents Gemini. | |
| fn is_ordinary_gemini_bucket(bucket_id: &str) -> bool { | |
| let lowered = bucket_id.trim().to_ascii_lowercase().replace('_', "-"); | |
| let id = lowered.strip_suffix(" limit").unwrap_or(&lowered); | |
| id == "gemini-weekly" | |
| || id | |
| .strip_prefix("gemini-") | |
| .is_some_and(|rest| SESSION_ALIASES.contains(&rest)) | |
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| let status = self | ||
| .client | ||
| .get(&url) | ||
| .query(&[("scope", "user")]) | ||
| .header("Cookie", cookie_header) | ||
| .header("Accept", "application/json") | ||
| .timeout(UNIFIED_USAGE_TIMEOUT) | ||
| .send() | ||
| .await | ||
| .and_then(reqwest::Response::error_for_status) | ||
| .ok()? | ||
| .json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>() | ||
| .await; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Add a bounded retry or a log for the swallowed request failure.
Transport errors and non-2xx statuses exit through .ok()? at Line 105. They skip the tracing::debug! call that only covers JSON parse errors. The comment at Line 92 says every failure collapses to None, but the cause of a request failure is lost. This makes it hard to tell "monthly usage not reported" from "monthly request failed".
Log the error before the early return.
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--- "a/rust/src/providers/cursor/api.rs"
+++ "b/rust/src/providers/cursor/api.rs"
@@ -92,19 +92,24 @@
/// Every failure collapses to `None` so the usage-summary values remain.
async fn fetch_unified_monthly_cost(&self, cookie_header: &str) -> Option<CostSnapshot> {
let url = format!("{}{UNIFIED_USAGE_PATH}", self.base_url);
- let status = self
+ let response = self
.client
.get(&url)
.query(&[("scope", "user")])
.header("Cookie", cookie_header)
.header("Accept", "application/json")
.timeout(UNIFIED_USAGE_TIMEOUT)
.send()
.await
- .and_then(reqwest::Response::error_for_status)
- .ok()?
- .json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>()
- .await;
+ .and_then(reqwest::Response::error_for_status);
+ let response = match response {
+ Ok(response) => response,
+ Err(err) => {
+ tracing::debug!("Cursor unified additional spend request failed: {err}");
+ return None;
+ }
+ };
+ let status = response.json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>().await;
match status {
Ok(status) => unified_monthly_cost(&status, Utc::now()),
Err(err) => {Based on learnings: a present-but-failed response should stay distinguishable from an absent field.
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| let status = self | |
| .client | |
| .get(&url) | |
| .query(&[("scope", "user")]) | |
| .header("Cookie", cookie_header) | |
| .header("Accept", "application/json") | |
| .timeout(UNIFIED_USAGE_TIMEOUT) | |
| .send() | |
| .await | |
| .and_then(reqwest::Response::error_for_status) | |
| .ok()? | |
| .json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>() | |
| .await; | |
| let response = self | |
| .client | |
| .get(&url) | |
| .query(&[("scope", "user")]) | |
| .header("Cookie", cookie_header) | |
| .header("Accept", "application/json") | |
| .timeout(UNIFIED_USAGE_TIMEOUT) | |
| .send() | |
| .await | |
| .and_then(reqwest::Response::error_for_status); | |
| let response = match response { | |
| Ok(response) => response, | |
| Err(err) => { | |
| tracing::debug!("Cursor unified additional spend request failed: {err}"); | |
| return None; | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| let status = response.json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>().await; |
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Review comment at @rust/src/providers/cursor/api.rs around lines 95 - 107:
Update the request handling in the cursor unified usage flow around the chained
client call so transport and non-2xx errors are captured, logged with
tracing::debug!, and then return None explicitly. Preserve the existing JSON
parse handling and ensure successful responses continue through
response.json::<UnifiedUsageStatus>().
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# Conflicts: # docs/PROVIDERS.md
Port upstream CodexBar 0.78/0.79 partial fixes (lane p079-partials)
Summary
Branch
port/0.79-partials(worktreeW:\wcb-wt\p079-partials) ports or verifies the upstream 0.78/0.79 items assigned to this lane. Each item is a small provider-local commit with synthetic tests. Behavior is ported from upstream intent, not from the Swift implementation. Items with no Windows equivalent are recorded as N/A with evidence.Commits on top of
9ec27809e(oldest first):7f294263eFollow the active claude-swap slot in Auto Claude usage (CLI: usage --provider claude reports the browser's account while cards shows the active claude-swap account steipete/CodexBar#4599)cce6e3421Read Claude limits entry by entry for OAuth and Web (fix(claude): share the per-entry limits parser between OAuth and Web steipete/CodexBar#4614, Claude "Fable only" scoped weekly shows "–" in the menu bar with source Auto, works with source CLI steipete/CodexBar#4126)405395166Use monthly spend for unified Cursor personal accounts (Fix unified Cursor/Grok additional spend steipete/CodexBar#4593)262989f28Honor the configured OpenCode Go source with a manual cookie (fix(opencodego): honor app source configuration and show actual source steipete/CodexBar#4616)368585f48Prefer ordinary Gemini quota buckets for the Antigravity summary (fix(antigravity): prefer ordinary Gemini quota representatives steipete/CodexBar#4659)b43fcbd8bScan larger Antigravity local histories (fix(antigravity): scan larger local histories steipete/CodexBar#4639)873bca27cAccept catalog provider IDs in the --provider flag (fix(cli): accept catalog provider IDs in --provider steipete/CodexBar#4643, regression test)e4b35fb26Report OpenCode Go local cost history in the cost command (codexbar cost: expose existing OpenCode Go local token/cost history steipete/CodexBar#4606, partial)94eaa6dbdKeep unsupported Pi backends as unpriced standalone history (feat(pi): retain token history for unsupported backends steipete/CodexBar#4628, fixes Pi/OMP: retain token-only history for unsupported backends steipete/CodexBar#4605)Per-item table
7f294263edocs/CLI.md.cce6e3421405395166262989f28docs/PROVIDERS.md.368585f48docs/PROVIDERS.md.b43fcbd8b--provider873bca27cProviderSelection::from_argalready resolvescli_namefromconfig providers. Upstream raw-ID vs cli-name split is not needed on Windows. Linux desktop fix (DesktopController.cpp) is N/A.codexbar cost --provider opencodegoreads local historye4b35fb26TokenSumscompleteness is not surfaced in the sharedCostSummary, so incomplete token sums show as zero.94eaa6dbdbackend/model, unpriced, cost 0, and never borrow native prices. Native Codex/Claude scans skip them without losing completeness. Malformed unsupported rows and undated rows keep standalone history incomplete. Gap:amazon-bedrockhas no Windows pricing, so Bedrock usage now appears as unpricedamazon-bedrock/<model>tokens. Upstream prices Bedrock (a separate, unported path).N/A items (with evidence)
docs/pi.mdwording update (feat(pi): retain token history for unsupported backends steipete/CodexBar#4628): the Windows repo has no Pi documentation underdocs/(searcheddocs/forPi,openai-codex,amazon-bedrock). The behavior is documented in the doc comments ofrust/src/pi_session_cost.rs.scan_pi_into,scan_pi_daily,scan_pi_compatible_into) and has no Pi result cache or matching version constant. No bump needed.DesktopController.cpp).Commands run
Environment:
. .\scripts\worktree-env.ps1andCARGO_BUILD_JOBS=4in each command. Outputs were run fromW:\wcb-wt\p079-partials.Focused tests (item 7 and Pi):
cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml pi_session_cost: 16 passed, 0 failed. Includes the three new testsunsupported_backend_keeps_tokens_as_unpriced_standalone_history,native_scans_skip_unsupported_backends_without_losing_completeness,malformed_unsupported_backend_row_marks_only_standalone_history_incomplete.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml provider_flag_accepts: 2 passed, 0 failed.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml golden_opencodego: 1 passed, 0 failed.Earlier focused runs recorded in lane notes: providers::claude 381 passed (item 2); cursor 88 passed (item 3); opencodego 79 and grok 121 passed (item 4); antigravity 212 passed and quota_summary 20 passed (item 5); antigravity 214 passed (item 6).
Final checks (after the last commit,
94eaa6dbd):cargo fmt --all -- --check: exit 0.cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml: 5113 passed, 0 failed, 2 ignored.cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.cargo test --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml: 755 passed, 0 failed.cargo clippy --manifest-path apps/desktop-tauri/src-tauri/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.Frontend: not changed in this lane;
pnpmchecks not run.Not done in this lane: no push, no PR, no GitHub writes, no CHANGELOG edits,
BASE_URLinremote.rsuntouched.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes