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@askalf/dario - npm Package Compare versions

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5.2.9
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5.2.10
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dist/accounts.d.ts

@@ -137,2 +137,5 @@ export interface AccountCredentials {

* credentials. Caller should reload pool state
* - 'creds-stale' : login.json is STRICTLY NEWER than credentials.json
* (the pool refreshed it; the legacy file is stale) —
* left login.json untouched. dario#805.
*

@@ -147,2 +150,10 @@ * Why: the single-account path keeps refreshing `credentials.json` in

*
* BUT the divergence runs BOTH ways. In pool mode the pool's own refresh
* loop advances `login.json` while `credentials.json` stays frozen (the
* pool never writes it). Blindly overwriting login.json from credentials.json
* would then clobber a live token with the stale legacy one whose refresh
* Anthropic already rotated → invalid_grant on every startup → fleet-wide
* auth outage. So we reconcile by FRESHNESS, not by assuming credentials.json
* wins. dario#805 (the second outage of this class within 12h).
*
* Runs at any pool size ≥ 1: a lone `login` entry is a live pool member

@@ -153,2 +164,2 @@ * since pool-at-one (dario#618) and can go stale exactly the same way —

*/
export declare function resyncLoginFromCredentialsIfStale(): Promise<'no-pool' | 'no-login' | 'no-creds' | 'in-sync' | 'resynced'>;
export declare function resyncLoginFromCredentialsIfStale(): Promise<'no-pool' | 'no-login' | 'no-creds' | 'in-sync' | 'resynced' | 'creds-stale'>;

@@ -556,2 +556,5 @@ /**

* credentials. Caller should reload pool state
* - 'creds-stale' : login.json is STRICTLY NEWER than credentials.json
* (the pool refreshed it; the legacy file is stale) —
* left login.json untouched. dario#805.
*

@@ -566,2 +569,10 @@ * Why: the single-account path keeps refreshing `credentials.json` in

*
* BUT the divergence runs BOTH ways. In pool mode the pool's own refresh
* loop advances `login.json` while `credentials.json` stays frozen (the
* pool never writes it). Blindly overwriting login.json from credentials.json
* would then clobber a live token with the stale legacy one whose refresh
* Anthropic already rotated → invalid_grant on every startup → fleet-wide
* auth outage. So we reconcile by FRESHNESS, not by assuming credentials.json
* wins. dario#805 (the second outage of this class within 12h).
*
* Runs at any pool size ≥ 1: a lone `login` entry is a live pool member

@@ -589,5 +600,15 @@ * since pool-at-one (dario#618) and can go stale exactly the same way —

}
// Tokens diverged — credentials.json has refreshed since last back-fill.
// Overwrite the snapshot, preserving deviceId/accountUuid (they don't
// rotate with token refresh; they're pool-internal identity).
// Tokens diverged. Reconcile by FRESHNESS — a strictly-newer login.json is
// the pool having refreshed it (credentials.json is the stale legacy copy),
// and overwriting it from credentials.json would swap a live token for one
// whose refresh Anthropic already rotated → invalid_grant → outage (#805).
// Only the strict case is skipped; equal expiresAt keeps the #235 behaviour
// (overwrite), since a real refresh always advances expiresAt.
if (loginAcc.expiresAt > tok.expiresAt) {
return 'creds-stale';
}
// credentials.json is the newer (or equal-age) token — the #235 case: the
// single-account path refreshed it and the pool snapshot is stale. Overwrite,
// preserving deviceId/accountUuid (they don't rotate with token refresh;
// they're pool-internal identity).
await saveAccount({

@@ -594,0 +615,0 @@ alias: MIGRATED_LOGIN_ALIAS,

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{
"name": "@askalf/dario",
"version": "5.2.9",
"version": "5.2.10",
"description": "Use your Claude Pro/Max subscription in any tool — Cursor, Cline, Aider, the Agent SDK, your scripts — at subscription pricing, not per-token API bills. One local Anthropic + OpenAI-compatible endpoint.",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "type": "module",

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