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Confidence Score: 4/5Safe to merge the dependency upgrades themselves, but the unexplained deletion of the Codex OAuth persistence test warrants a follow-up before landing. The dependency upgrades look mechanically correct and the go.sum hashes are consistent. However, deleting TestCodexRefreshPersistsChannelCredentials in the same branch — with no corresponding production-code change or explanation — removes the only end-to-end verification that Codex OAuth token refreshes are correctly written back to the database. If the upgrade caused that test to fail silently and it was dropped to unblock CI, a credential-persistence regression could go unnoticed in production. internal/server/biz/channel_llm_codex_oauth_test.go (deleted) and internal/server/biz/channel_llm.go (the refreshOAuthToken / buildCodexOutbound paths now have no integration-test coverage). Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ChannelService
participant CodexOutbound as codex.OutboundTransformer
participant TokenProvider as oauth.TokenProvider
participant DB as Database
Client->>ChannelService: TransformRequest (expired creds)
ChannelService->>CodexOutbound: TransformRequest(ctx, req)
CodexOutbound->>TokenProvider: Get(ctx)
TokenProvider->>TokenProvider: detect expiry
TokenProvider-->>TokenProvider: refresh via token URL
TokenProvider->>ChannelService: refreshOAuthToken callback
ChannelService->>DB: Update channel credentials
DB-->>ChannelService: ok
TokenProvider-->>CodexOutbound: new OAuthCredentials
CodexOutbound-->>Client: httpclient.Request (new Bearer token)
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