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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Account cards can show reset counts from an old or removed folder link, and the new test will fail after October 22, 2026. Resolve these issues before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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- Line 316: The homes() loop leaves stale reset-credit counts in usage when a
linked record no longer has an account folder. Track records refreshed by this
loop and clear their reset fields when their folder links disappear, while
preserving the existing refresh behavior for records returned by homes().
- Line 320: Update the cache handling used by answer() to store the Claude
folder identity with each cached count and reject entries whose folder differs
from the current folder, including when a fetch fails, so counts from a previous
folder cannot be reused.
Review comments at @tests/test_claude_limits.py:
- Line 213: Update the GRANT fixture used by the test in
tests/test_claude_limits.py so its expiry is relative to the test run, or freeze
the clock for tests that use it; ensure banked() continues to return one reset
after the fixed October 22, 2026 expiry.
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| usage = Path(os.environ.get('XDG_STATE_HOME', home / '.local/state')) / 'omarchy/agents/usage' | ||
| config = Path(os.environ.get('XDG_CONFIG_HOME', home / '.config')) / 'omarchy/ai-usage/settings.json' | ||
| caches = Path(os.environ.get('XDG_CACHE_HOME', home / '.cache')) / 'omarchy-usage-dashboard' | ||
| for key, folder in homes(config, usage).items(): |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear a count when its record loses its folder link.
If a linked record has a saved resetCreditsAvailable value and its account folder is removed from Settings, homes() omits the record. This loop never updates it, so the old count remains in the usage file until another writer replaces that file. Track records previously refreshed by this code and clear their reset fields when their links disappear.
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Review comment at @claude_limits.py at line 316:
The homes() loop leaves stale reset-credit counts in usage when a linked record
no longer has an account folder. Track records refreshed by this loop and clear
their reset fields when their folder links disappear, while preserving the
existing refresh behavior for records returned by homes().
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| record = usage / (key + '.json') | ||
| if not record.exists(): | ||
| continue | ||
| cache = caches / ('claude-resets.json' if key == 'claude' else 'claude-resets-%s.json' % key) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Invalidate the cache when a record changes folders.
If Settings links the same record to a different Claude folder, this cache keeps its record-key name. answer() can reuse the previous folder’s count for five minutes, or retain it as a stale answer after a failed fetch. Store the folder identity with the cache and reject entries for a different folder.
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Review comment at @claude_limits.py at line 320:
Update the cache handling used by answer() to store the Claude folder identity
with each cached count and reject entries whose folder differs from the current
folder, including when a fetch fails, so counts from a previous folder cannot be
reused.
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| def response(req, timeout): | ||
| self.requests.append(req) | ||
| spent = req.get_header('Authorization') == 'Bearer claude-token' | ||
| body = {'cedar_ember': {'eligible': True, 'grants': [dict(GRANT, resets_left=0 if spent else 1)]}} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make the reset grant valid when the test runs.
This response uses GRANT, which expires on October 22, 2026. After that time, banked() returns zero and the new assertion expecting one reset fails. Use a relative expiry or freeze the clock for tests that use the shared fixture.
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Review comment at @tests/test_claude_limits.py at line 213:
Update the GRANT fixture used by the test in tests/test_claude_limits.py so its
expiry is relative to the test run, or freeze the clock for tests that use it;
ensure banked() continues to return one reset after the fixed October 22, 2026
expiry.
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The banked reset count was only added to the main Claude record, so a second login such as Claude Personal never showed its resets. Link each other Claude record to its account folder in Settings, by account id or matching name, and read that folder's sign-in. Unlinked records still get nothing rather than another login's count. Release 1.11.3.
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Banked resets only reached the main Claude record (
~/.claude), so a second login like Claude Personal (~/.claude2) never showed its reset even though the usage reading had one.claude_limits.pynow links each other Claude record to an account folder in Settings, by account id first and then by a unique matching name, which is the same rule the collector uses. It reads that folder's sign-in, or T3 Code's shared reading for it, and keeps a separate cache per record. A record with no linked folder still gets no count.Checked locally: the full unit suite passes, and on the live records Claude Personal now shows 1 reset expiring 2026-10-22 while Claude Work stays at 0.
Release 1.11.3, rebased onto 1.11.2.
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