Add an opt-in first semantic output budget for native HTTP Responses, including response-header wait. Keep preamble and keepalive bytes non-semantic so a stalled account can fail over once without replaying its response IDs. Defaults remain disabled.
Related to #4201, #4185, and #4248. Complements the HTTP/2 dead-connection fix in #4207.
Adds a use-it-or-lose-it scheduling strategy: prefer accounts whose
session window resets soonest, so near-reset accounts get drained first
instead of accounts whose reset is still far away.
Both schedulers, opt-in, default behavior unchanged:
- Anthropic (gateway_service.go): new GatewaySchedulingConfig
.PreferSoonestReset flag. When on, the layered load-aware selection
inserts a filterBySoonestReset stage (priority -> soonest-reset ->
load -> LRU). Accounts with no active SessionWindowEnd are treated as
lowest priority; ties fall through to LRU.
- OpenAI/Codex (openai_account_scheduler.go): new "reset" score weight
in GatewayOpenAIWSSchedulerScoreWeights. Soonest-reset accounts score
higher; weight defaults to 0 (no effect).
SessionWindowEnd (upstream 5h/quota ResetsAt) is already carried in the
scheduler snapshot, so no snapshot changes are needed.
Documented in deploy/config.example.yaml. Adds unit tests for the
Anthropic filter and the OpenAI reset factor.
Add the :Z (private unshared) SELinux label to all bind-mounted
directories in docker-compose.local.yml and docker-compose.dev.yml.
On systems with SELinux in Enforcing mode (e.g. Fedora, RHEL, CentOS),
containers using bind mounts are denied access to host directories
because the default 'user_home_t' context is not accessible to
container processes. The :Z label tells the container runtime to
relabel the mount point with 'container_file_t' so the container
can read/write it.
Named volumes in docker-compose.yml are not affected because the
runtime already handles their labels automatically.
Fixes permission-denied errors on:
- ./data:/app/data
- ./postgres_data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
- ./redis_data:/data
LegalDocumentView.vue (admin-compliance acknowledgement gate) build-time
imports ../../../../docs/legal/*.md?raw. The Docker image build broke
because the frontend-builder stage only COPYs frontend/ (never docs/) and
.dockerignore excludes both docs/ and *.md from the build context.
Upstream CI runs `pnpm build` from the repo root (docs/ resolvable via
../docs/) and never exercises the Docker path, so this stayed hidden until
the buildkit package job surfaced "Could not resolve docs/legal/...md?raw".
Fix:
- COPY docs/legal/ into /app/docs/legal in Dockerfile and deploy/Dockerfile
so it sits beside /app/frontend (WORKDIR), matching the relative import.
Only the required subtree is copied to keep the build dependency minimal.
- Re-include docs/legal/*.md in .dockerignore so buildkit ships the subtree.