iamyhzhao's moved Grok account reads as signed out after nearly every
reboot. The plugin host (Bun, host.js) reads MAGPIE_*_PROXY once, at its
start, and nothing restarted it when the proxy changed. After a reboot
magpie can start before Clash or another proxy app sets the system proxy,
so the host had no proxy for its life; the Grok plugin renews by running
`grok models`, which got no proxy from the spawn wrapper, couldn't reach
auth.x.ai, and token() said the sign-in had expired. Moving to the
built-in and back installs and removes the plugin, each of which restarts
the host, which is why that worked.
Now the host remembers the proxy it was started with (hostProxy of
env()), and get() replaces a live host whose proxy is no longer what a
new host would get (proxyMoved, looked at no more than every 15s).
Run: new TestPluginHostTakesANewProxy (real host on the cliproxy
fixture: no proxy, then HTTPS_PROXY set, the CLI gets it; unchanged
proxy keeps the same host) passes, and fails with the check disabled.
go test -tags nogui ./internal/plugin ./internal/provider
./internal/gateway in a sandbox HOME: ok. gofmt -l clean; go vet for
darwin, linux and windows on ./internal/plugin: clean.
Not verified: the reporter's proxy setup (Clash with system proxy is the
likely case, not confirmed), a real reboot, a real Grok account.
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