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fix(web): all-environments model settings match the same account across instance ids - #34838
Provider instance ids are machine-local, so two environments signed in to the same account usually have different ids. useScopedModelDisabledReason looked up the shown environment's instance id by exact match on every other environment and so reported the model as unavailable there. Added matchingProviderInstanceId/localizeModelSelection (apps/web/src/providerInstances.ts): an instance matches the same id if the destination has it, otherwise the single instance of the same driver authenticated with the same email (case-insensitive) and workspaceId; zero or several matches give no match. It is used in three places: (1) the availability check looks up the matched instance on each environment; (2) useUpdateScopedSettings passes a per-environment localizer to planScopedSettingsPatch (new optional localize argument, applied to both all/environment-scope writes and project-override writes), so each environment stores its own instance id for the model-selection keys (default, fallback, text generation, source-control writer, review guide, speech post-processing); (3) useScopedSettingsMixed and defaultModelSelectionsAreMixed map each target's selections to the shown environment's ids before comparing, so equal account+model choices under different ids are not shown as Mixed. Without (2) the saved id would not exist on the other environment, and without (3) every such save would show as Mixed. No new regex or parser. No visible change beyond removing the wrong disabled state and the wrong Mixed label.
Commit origin/main 6de770c, web client. Started two fresh servers with T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 and separate base dirs: environment A via vp run dev --home-dir <A> with settings.json providerInstances {codex_laptop: {driver: codex}}, environment B via node apps/server/src/bin.ts serve --base-dir <B> --port 47911 with providerInstances {codex_server: {driver: codex}}. Both use the same Codex install and sign-in on the VM. Paired the browser to A, then added B through Settings → Environments → Add environment (B showed Connected). Opened Settings → Threads with 'All projects across All environments', opened the New threads Model picker and chose the codex_laptop instance tab. Every model (GPT-6.1-Sol, GPT-6-Astra, GPT-6-Luna, GPT-6.1 Terra) was aria-disabled. Hovering one showed 'This model is unavailable on f-69156ec9-6k0ni. Select that environment to choose its model separately.' (that is environment B). The built-in codex instance tab, whose ID exists on both servers, stayed selectable. Added a browser test for useScopedModelDisabledReason with two environments signed in to the same Codex ChatGPT account (same email and workspace) under codex_laptop_gmail and codex_server_gmail. On main it fails with 'This model is unavailable on Server…'. With the instance IDs made equal it passes.
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Tests
vp test run src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.browser.test.tsx: fails on the base commit ("This model is unavailable on Server…"), passes with the fix. vp test run src/providerInstances.test.ts src/modelSelection.test.ts src/components/settings/scopedSettings.test.ts: 98 passed (includes the new matchingProviderInstanceId test). vp run check:changed: passed (fmt, lint, knip, typecheck, tests beside changes). Settings browser tests SourceControlWritingSettings, StorageSettings, VoiceSettingsPanel, CloudVoiceConfiguration, TypographySettings, TelemetryExportSettings plus ProjectDefaultsSettings.logic and SettingsPanels.logic: all passed. Not run against two real servers in the app.
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Custom text generators (textGeneratorForSelection) are still matched by exact instance id across environments; they are configured per instance id rather than signed-in accounts, so I left them unchanged.
Accounts with no email (e.g. API-key auth) are still matched only by identical instance id; usageLimits' credentialFingerprint-based account key could extend matching to them, but that is a broader change.
The saving and mixed-comparison paths have no hook-level test of their own; the shared matching rule is unit-tested and the availability path has the repro browser test.
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…h different instance ids
Repro for #30270: two environments signed in to the same Codex account
under their own provider instance ids. The All environments picker
reports the model as unavailable on the second environment.
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…ss instance ids
Instance ids are machine-local, so two environments signed in to the same
provider account usually name it differently. At All environments the
model pickers looked for the shown environment's id on every other
environment and reported the model as unavailable there.
An instance now matches the same id, or else the single instance of the
same driver signed in to the same email and workspace. The availability
check, the save (each environment stores its own instance id), and the
mixed comparison all use that match.
Fixes#30270
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This PR changes the test suite by +2 test cases (browser +1, unit +1, server 0).
New browser test files: apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.browser.test.tsx.
Each browser test file costs CI seconds of module loading before its first test runs; a unit test costs milliseconds.
Keep tests that would fail for a real reason, and test logic below the UI where it can be. See Testing.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Model settings now match the same signed-in account across environments with different local instance IDs, including saving and mixed-value displays. Matching is constrained to a unique account match and preserves existing availability and authorization checks.
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Model selections are localized between provider instances across environments. The change applies this mapping to scoped settings updates, mixed-value comparisons, and model availability checks.
Changes: Cross-environment model selection
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Summary
Match and localize provider instances apps/web/src/providerInstances.ts, apps/web/src/providerInstances.test.ts
Provider instances match by an existing target ID or a unique authenticated account key based on driver, normalized email, and workspace. Model selections use the matching target ID when available. Tests cover matching and rejection cases.
Scoped settings derive conversions between the shown environment and destination environments. Patch planning applies each destination’s localized patch to project overrides and environment or all-scope writes.
Compare localized model selections apps/web/src/modelSelection.ts, apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedSettings.ts, apps/web/src/components/settings/ProjectDefaultsSettings.tsx
Mixed-setting checks convert model selections to the shown environment’s provider IDs before comparison, including project default model selections.
Resolve model availability per environment apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.ts, apps/web/src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.browser.test.tsx
The availability hook maps the selected provider instance to a matching ID in each candidate environment before looking up provider entries and custom model options. A browser test checks model availability across two environments.
pingdotgg/t3code#28017: Changes the default model mixed-value comparison in the same code path.
pingdotgg/t3code#28984: Implements related provider instance resolution and localization in the same settings and availability paths.
Suggested labels:bugfix, size:M
Suggested reviewers:jtatum, maria-rcks, t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to ad8ba
Matching model selections across environments with different local provider IDs works as described, and no concrete merge-blocking failure was found. A regression test for the per-environment save conversion is recommended but does not block merge.
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The title names the fix, the all-environments model settings, and the cross-instance-ID account matching. It matches the main change in the changeset, which adds matching of provider instances across …
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The description follows the template's sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and an agent-model note. The Problem and Change sections are complete and specific. Scope links issue #30270 and …
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Issue #30270 requires that a model available under the same signed-in account can be selected in All-environments settings when each environment has a different instance ID. Each environment should sa…
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All changed areas serve the model-selection account matching objective. These areas are providerInstances.ts and its unit tests, useScopedModelAvailability.ts and its browser test, scopedSettings.ts, …
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The title names the fix, the all-environments model settings, and the cross-instance-ID account matching. It matches the main change in the changeset, which adds matching of provider instances across environments for the same account. It is a conventional commit title in plain language, and the title is 84 characters.
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The description follows the template's sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and an agent-model note. The Problem and Change sections are complete and specific. Scope links issue #30270 and explains the bug. Verification gives reproduction steps, focused test commands with results, and states what was not checked. The Evidence section is a placeholder that says before and after captures are pending, and the template asks for before/after screenshots for UI changes. The author must add those screenshots or a recording before merge. The agent-model line is not present at the end.
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Replace the Evidence placeholder with the before and after screenshots of the Model picker, uploaded to GitHub and embedded or linked. Add the model and harness that did the work, as the template asks, at the end of the description.
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Issue #30270 requires that a model available under the same signed-in account can be selected in All-environments settings when each environment has a different instance ID. Each environment should save its own ID, and equal selections should show as uniform. At head ad8ba8e, providerInstances.ts adds matchingProviderInstanceId and localizeModelSelection. Matching keeps the same ID when the target has it. Otherwise it matches one target instance by driver, authenticated status, case-insensitive email, and workspaceId, and zero or several matches yield null. useScopedModelAvailability.ts uses the matched ID for the availability check. scopedSettings.ts applies a per-environment localize step to all/environment and project-override writes. useScopedSettings.ts localizes model-selection keys per destination. modelSelection.ts maps each target's selections to the shown environment's IDs before the Mixed comparison. Tests cover the matching rule and the availability repro. The issue's candidate-fix text mentions an auth-type constraint and a provider restriction (API-key and other providers excluded). The matching key checks driver and email but not auth type, and it does not limit cross-ID matching to Codex or Claude. Those constraints come from the candidate-fix section, which the objective summary does not treat as an additional requirement. The core requirement is met for the described Codex account case. Save and mixed-comparison paths have no hook-level tests; the shared rule is unit-tested. Scope is limited to the stated gaps, which the PR describes explicitly.
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All changed areas serve the model-selection account matching objective. These areas are providerInstances.ts and its unit tests, useScopedModelAvailability.ts and its browser test, scopedSettings.ts, useScopedSettings.ts, modelSelection.ts, and ProjectDefaultsSettings.tsx. Each one applies the same localization to availability, writes, or Mixed comparison. The changes add no unrelated behavior, and the PR description states that no visible change occurs beyond the wrong disabled state and Mixed label.
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Add a regression test for destination-specific model-selection writes.
The planner tests in scopedSettings.test.ts pass no converter. The toEnvironment conversion that useScopedSettings.ts:168 passes to planScopedSettingsPatch is private to useModelSelectionLocalizer, so no test exercises it. An omitted conversion or a reversed source and destination would not fail any test.
Add a case that uses two environments with different local provider instance IDs. Run the update through the hook, and assert the instance ID in each planned write. The hook is the lowest layer that reaches toEnvironment.
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Add a regression test through the useScopedSettings hook for destination-specific model-selection writes, using two environments with different local provider instance IDs. Assert each planned write uses the correct destination environment’s instance ID, so the test fails if the toEnvironment conversion passed to planScopedSettingsPatch is omitted or reverses source and destination.
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destination-specific model-selection writes, using two environments with
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Permanent blocker: first-party ChatGPT OAuth is unavailable on this VM. API-key authentication does not supply the ChatGPT account email required by the matching behavior.
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Provider instance ids are machine-local, so two environments signed in to the same account usually have different ids. useScopedModelDisabledReason looked up the shown environment's instance id by exact match on every other environment and so reported the model as unavailable there. Added matchingProviderInstanceId/localizeModelSelection (apps/web/src/providerInstances.ts): an instance matches the same id if the destination has it, otherwise the single instance of the same driver authenticated with the same email (case-insensitive) and workspaceId; zero or several matches give no match. It is used in three places: (1) the availability check looks up the matched instance on each environment; (2) useUpdateScopedSettings passes a per-environment localizer to planScopedSettingsPatch (new optional
localizeargument, applied to both all/environment-scope writes and project-override writes), so each environment stores its own instance id for the model-selection keys (default, fallback, text generation, source-control writer, review guide, speech post-processing); (3) useScopedSettingsMixed and defaultModelSelectionsAreMixed map each target's selections to the shown environment's ids before comparing, so equal account+model choices under different ids are not shown as Mixed. Without (2) the saved id would not exist on the other environment, and without (3) every such save would show as Mixed. No new regex or parser. No visible change beyond removing the wrong disabled state and the wrong Mixed label.Fixes #30270
Reproduction on main
Commit origin/main 6de770c, web client. Started two fresh servers with T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 and separate base dirs: environment A via
vp run dev --home-dir <A>with settings.json providerInstances {codex_laptop: {driver: codex}}, environment B vianode apps/server/src/bin.ts serve --base-dir <B> --port 47911with providerInstances {codex_server: {driver: codex}}. Both use the same Codex install and sign-in on the VM. Paired the browser to A, then added B through Settings → Environments → Add environment (B showed Connected). Opened Settings → Threads with 'All projects across All environments', opened the New threads Model picker and chose the codex_laptop instance tab. Every model (GPT-6.1-Sol, GPT-6-Astra, GPT-6-Luna, GPT-6.1 Terra) was aria-disabled. Hovering one showed 'This model is unavailable on f-69156ec9-6k0ni. Select that environment to choose its model separately.' (that is environment B). The built-incodexinstance tab, whose ID exists on both servers, stayed selectable. Added a browser test for useScopedModelDisabledReason with two environments signed in to the same Codex ChatGPT account (same email and workspace) under codex_laptop_gmail and codex_server_gmail. On main it fails with 'This model is unavailable on Server…'. With the instance IDs made equal it passes.Evidence
Being captured: before and after in the real app. This section is filled in before the pull request can merge.
Tests
vp test run src/components/settings/useScopedModelAvailability.browser.test.tsx: fails on the base commit ("This model is unavailable on Server…"), passes with the fix. vp test run src/providerInstances.test.ts src/modelSelection.test.ts src/components/settings/scopedSettings.test.ts: 98 passed (includes the new matchingProviderInstanceId test). vp run check:changed: passed (fmt, lint, knip, typecheck, tests beside changes). Settings browser tests SourceControlWritingSettings, StorageSettings, VoiceSettingsPanel, CloudVoiceConfiguration, TypographySettings, TelemetryExportSettings plus ProjectDefaultsSettings.logic and SettingsPanels.logic: all passed. Not run against two real servers in the app.
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