The Codex desktop app (ChatGPT.app 26.1007, bundled codex 0.162) reads
auth.json once, as its app-server starts. codex-rs AuthManager only
reloads it for the same account (reload_if_account_id_matches skips a
different one; a full reload is the app's own login/logout). So after
magpie's switch the running app keeps the spent account's token, its
webview reads /wham/usage with it (straight to chatgpt.com, which magpie
can't intercept), gets rate_limit.allowed=false, and hardBlocked stops
the composer in every thread with "You're out of Codex and Work usage".
Only quitting and reopening the app moves it.
magpie now notes, like the managed daemon, the app's own app-server
(…/CodexCLI.app/Contents/MacOS/codex … app-server, or the Windows Store
app's codex.exe) running at a switch and the account it holds, until that
process changes. Codex's accounts show "The Codex app is still signed in
as …; quit it and open it again" with Got it; `magpie accounts` and the
gateway log say the same.
Run: go test ./internal/provider ./internal/gui (TestCodexAppStale goes
red with the app not noted), the new GUI test in Chromium and WebKit, en
zh zh-TW ja de, 900 and 480px; findCodexApp against the owner's running
ChatGPT.app found its app-server; go vet darwin/linux(nogui)/windows,
go build.
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