fix(server): add per-provider upstreamHttpVersion to pin Bun fetch HTTP version - #1792
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe provider configuration now supports optional upstream HTTP-version selection. ChangesUpstream HTTP version selection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new provider setting can accept and persist null, but reject that same value after restart, potentially making the provider configuration unavailable until recovery. Merge should wait for null normalization or removal and a regression test; a separate test-helper typing concern also remains open. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Provider
participant providerFetch
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Provider->>providerFetch: send upstream request
providerFetch->>withUpstreamHttpVersion: pass provider and request init
withUpstreamHttpVersion->>BunFetch: apply HTTPS protocol option
BunFetch-->>providerFetch: return upstream response
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In `@src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts`:
- Around line 172-182: Update the upstream protocol handling around
upstreamHttpVersion so a missing init does not return early: retain the existing
version/auto guard, perform the HTTPS target validation, then use an empty
request-init object when init is absent and apply
UPSTREAM_HTTP_VERSION_PROTOCOL[version]. Update the corresponding upstream HTTP
version test to cover providerFetch with no init.
In `@src/types.ts`:
- Around line 1373-1380: Validate upstreamHttpVersion against one shared enum
across loadConfig/saveConfig, provider POST validation, and provider PATCH
handling. Update the provider configuration schema and auth-cors validation to
reject invalid values, and extend provider-routes PATCH support to set or clear
the field while preserving persistence. Add tests covering load, POST, PATCH,
persistence, and invalid values.
In `@tests/upstream-http-version.test.ts`:
- Around line 78-81: Update the test helper around provider and providerFetch to
use a test-only intersection type that combines OcxProviderConfig with the stub
fetch override, and apply that type to the helper parameter and return type so
the fetch properties pass strict TypeScript checking.
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| const fetcher = providerFetch(provider({ | ||
| upstreamHttpVersion: "http1.1", | ||
| fetch: stubFetch, | ||
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Type the test-only fetch override.
OcxProviderConfig does not declare fetch. A strict TypeScript check that includes this test therefore rejects the excess fetch properties at lines 80 and 92. Add a test-only intersection type and use it for the helper parameter and return type.
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+type TestProvider = OcxProviderConfig & { fetch?: typeof globalThis.fetch };
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-function provider(overrides: Partial<OcxProviderConfig> = {}): OcxProviderConfig {
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| const fetcher = providerFetch(provider({ | |
| upstreamHttpVersion: "http1.1", | |
| fetch: stubFetch, | |
| })); | |
| type TestProvider = OcxProviderConfig & { fetch?: typeof globalThis.fetch }; | |
| function provider(overrides: Partial<TestProvider> = {}): TestProvider { |
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In `@tests/upstream-http-version.test.ts` around lines 78 - 81, Update the test
helper around provider and providerFetch to use a test-only intersection type
that combines OcxProviderConfig with the stub fetch override, and apply that
type to the helper parameter and return type so the fetch properties pass strict
TypeScript checking.
…pVersion Address CodeRabbit review on lidge-jun#1792: - withUpstreamHttpVersion no longer early-returns on a missing init, so providerFetch(provider)(url) without an init still applies the pin. - Add zod validation for upstreamHttpVersion in providerConfigSchema so invalid values fail config load instead of silently passing through. - Type the test fetch override and cover the no-init path.
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The fetch-side transport change looks sound, but the new provider config field is not integrated consistently enough to merge yet.
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Validate
upstreamHttpVersionat every management write boundary, not only inproviderConfigSchema. TodayPOST /api/providerscan persist an arbitrary value becauseproviderManagementConfigError()does not validate this field, while a later config load is strict. Please use one shared enum/validator so POST/load cannot disagree. -
Support the field through the provider management surface.
PATCH /api/providers/:namecurrently does not recognize/set/clear it, and the provider GET/DTO surfaces do not expose it. Add set/clear handling plus the corresponding read projection and persistence coverage. -
Add regression tests covering valid/invalid POST, PATCH set/clear, persistence/reload, and the public provider DTO/GET surface. The fetch propagation tests can stay as-is.
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The HTTP-version pin itself does not need redesign; this request is about completing the config contract around it.
…TP version Bun's fetch negotiates HTTP/2 via TLS ALPN by default. Some Cloudflare-fronted SSE endpoints hang on HTTP/2 streaming responses: the proxy waits the full timeout, then reports 502/499 while the Codex client stays on 'thinking' (lidge-jun#1668). Add an optional per-provider `upstreamHttpVersion` config field (auto|http1.1|h1|http2|h2) that is forwarded to Bun's non-standard `protocol` fetch init. Pinning "http1.1" restores streaming on the affected endpoints; absent or "auto" keeps the current default negotiation, so existing providers are untouched. Only https: targets are pinned, matching Bun's constraint. Verified locally against opencode.ai: default Bun fetch stalls on SSE body reads, while protocol: "http1.1" streams normally and protocol: "http2" fails with HTTP2Unsupported. Tests: 10 cases covering pin mapping, https-only guard, and providerFetch propagation.
…pVersion Address CodeRabbit review on lidge-jun#1792: - withUpstreamHttpVersion no longer early-returns on a missing init, so providerFetch(provider)(url) without an init still applies the pin. - Add zod validation for upstreamHttpVersion in providerConfigSchema so invalid values fail config load instead of silently passing through. - Type the test fetch override and cover the no-init path.
…POST/PATCH/DTO Addresses the review on lidge-jun#1792: the fetch-side transport pin was sound, but the provider config field was only validated by the zod load schema while the management write boundaries and read projections ignored it. - Share one UPSTREAM_HTTP_VERSION_VALUES enum (types.ts) between the zod load schema, providerManagementConfigError, PATCH handling, and the fetch runtime so POST/load/PATCH can never disagree. - Validate upstreamHttpVersion in providerManagementConfigError() (covers POST /api/providers and provider reload) via upstreamHttpVersionConfigError. - Support set/clear through PATCH /api/providers/:name (null or "" clears). - Expose the field on GET /api/providers rows and safeConfigDTO. - Tests: POST valid/invalid, PATCH set/clear, live+disk persistence, safeConfigDTO projection, and the write-boundary validator; plus the test-only fetch override intersection type.
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In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 917-920: Normalize null upstreamHttpVersion values before
configuration loading so POST persistence and loadConfig validation remain
consistent. Update upstreamHttpVersionConfigError or the loader schema to
transform null to undefined, and add a regression test that POSTs
upstreamHttpVersion: null and verifies the configuration reloads successfully.
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| export function upstreamHttpVersionConfigError(value: unknown): string | null { | ||
| if (value === undefined || value === null) return null; | ||
| if (typeof value !== "string" || !(UPSTREAM_HTTP_VERSION_VALUES as readonly string[]).includes(value)) { | ||
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Normalize null before configuration loading.
Line 918 accepts null, so POST /api/providers accepts and persists upstreamHttpVersion: null. Line 738 rejects that persisted value. On restart, loadConfig() cannot parse the provider and falls back to the invalid-config recovery path.
Accept null in the loader schema and transform it to undefined, or remove the field before POST persistence. Add a POST-with-null reload regression test.
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- upstreamHttpVersion: z.enum(UPSTREAM_HTTP_VERSION_VALUES).optional(),
+ upstreamHttpVersion: z.enum(UPSTREAM_HTTP_VERSION_VALUES)
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In `@src/config.ts` around lines 917 - 920, Normalize null upstreamHttpVersion
values before configuration loading so POST persistence and loadConfig
validation remain consistent. Update upstreamHttpVersionConfigError or the
loader schema to transform null to undefined, and add a regression test that
POSTs upstreamHttpVersion: null and verifies the configuration reloads
successfully.
…ill loads The management validator accepts null as "clear this", and PATCH already honors that by deleting the key. POST did not: it persisted the provider as submitted, so `upstreamHttpVersion: null` reached disk and the loader schema — which only allowed the enum or absent — refused it on the next start. The operator landed in invalid-config recovery for a value the API had just accepted with a 200. Fixed at both ends. POST canonicalizes null to absent on the object it actually persists, and the loader schema accepts null and transforms it to undefined so any config already written by the old path still loads. Also documents the option in docs-site: it is operator-facing, and the whole point of lidge-jun#1668 is that someone hitting an HTTP/2 SSE stall needs to know to pin http1.1. Regressions: POST null returns 200, leaves no property live, on disk, in the GET row, or after a reload, and the other providers survive that reload (i.e. it did not fall into recovery). A separate case seeds a config already holding null and proves it loads. The first was driven red against the unfixed POST path.
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Apply the HTTP pin to adapter-owned fetches
When the selected adapter implements fetchResponse—including Command Code, Kiro, Mimo Free, and Google Vertex/Cloud Code Assist—the branches in src/server/responses/core.ts call that method directly instead of providerFetch, so this is never reached and upstreamHttpVersion silently has no effect. Pass the pinned fetch executor into adapter-owned transports or apply the protocol option inside those transports so the documented per-provider setting works for their HTTPS requests too.
opencodex/src/server/management/provider-routes.ts
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Permit the HTTP pin on the canonical OpenAI provider
For name=openai, setting this field through PATCH constructs next with an extra upstreamHttpVersion key, after which providerManagementConfigError compares the object against the exact canonical seed and rejects it because canonicalCandidate excludes overlays such as requestPacing but not this new one. POST has the same exact-seed failure, so the advertised per-provider option cannot be managed for the canonical OpenAI provider; exclude this validated transport overlay from the canonical comparison.
opencodex/src/server/management/provider-routes.ts
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Preserve an omitted HTTP pin during provider overwrite
When POST overwrites an existing provider without upstreamHttpVersion, this path only handles an explicit null; the later replacement of config.providers[name] therefore drops an existing pin. Clients such as the GUI provider payload do not include this field, so re-adding or overwriting a provider can silently restore Bun's automatic negotiation and reintroduce the streaming hang. Track whether the field was submitted and carry the existing value forward when it was omitted, as this route already does for requestPacing and context-window settings.
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Summary
Add an optional per-provider
upstreamHttpVersionconfig field (auto | http1.1 | h1 | http2 | h2) that pins the HTTP version used for upstream provider requests, fixing issue #1668.Background. Bun's
fetchnegotiates HTTP/2 via TLS ALPN by default. Some Cloudflare-fronted SSE endpoints (e.g.opencode.ai/zen/go/v1) hang on HTTP/2 streaming responses: the proxy waits the full upstream timeout, then reports502 upstream_server_error/499 client_closed_request, while the Codex client stays on "thinking". Non-streaming requests work over both HTTP versions.Change.
providerFetchnow forwardsprovider.upstreamHttpVersionto Bun's non-standardprotocolfetch init (BunFetchRequestInit.protocol). Pinning"http1.1"restores streaming on the affected endpoints. Absent or"auto"keeps Bun's default negotiation, so existing providers are completely untouched. Onlyhttps:targets are pinned, matching Bun's constraint, and thecodexWsUpstream(responses_websockets) path is unaffected. The value is validated byproviderConfigSchema(zod enum), so invalid configs fail at load time.Local verification against
opencode.ai/zen/go/v1/chat/completions(stream=true, model deepseek-v4-flash):protocol: "http1.1"→ SSE chunks stream normallyprotocol: "http2"→ fails withHTTP2UnsupportedAlso verified as a live workaround: a local node
httpsreverse proxy (HTTP/1.1) in front of the same endpoint streams correctly, confirming the root cause is HTTP/2 SSE negotiation, not proxy/DNS/network.Verification
bun run typecheck— passedbun run test tests/upstream-http-version.test.ts— 12 pass / 0 failbun run test— passed (no regressions; pre-existing lab-live/lab-automation failures reproduce identically on the base dev commit)Review readiness checklist
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Fixes #1668
Related: #1693 (roadmap item 030 — per-provider
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