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- Line 277: Move Responses reasoning normalization in the request-building flow
to after `merge_extra_body`, so it also applies to any `input` supplied by
`extra_body` when the target omits `input`. Preserve the existing backend and
model configuration logic, and add coverage for this configuration to verify
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What
A Codex conversation can stop working when its next turn reaches a Responses backend that rejects plaintext reasoning from the previous model. This change removes that unsupported history before sending the request, while retaining messages, tool calls and tool results.
Every Responses client defaults to
preserve_encrypted: it keeps non-empty encrypted provider state and clears its plaintext content. A backend that cannot consume that encrypted state can setresponses_reasoning = "drop"in its[llm_clients]entry. The policy is explicit and never inferred from a model name or URL.Why
Fixes #481. This carries forward @srchandrupatla's implementation in #483, which was closed for inactivity with review changes outstanding. The configuration now lives in
switchyard-runner, matching current main. It also addresses the three outstanding findings: validate unused clients, explain the classification helper, and state the same default for every Responses client.Notes for reviewers
The boundary is the final outbound Responses body in
TranslatingLlmClient. ExistingModelConfig::newcallers remain source-compatible. Other wire formats are unchanged, and the TOML loader rejects this setting on non-Responses clients.The two HTTP-client regressions fail when normalization is removed and pass with it. An additional server test loads real TOML, sends
/v1/responses, and captures the upstream HTTP body to prove that both the default anddropreach the client. Null, missing and empty encrypted state, valid encrypted state, and preserved conversation/tool history have focused coverage.Current-tree validation passes formatting, workspace Clippy with warnings denied, all 885 workspace tests with
--test-threads=1, and the CI prefill-router test/Clippy commands. The default parallel workspace rerun hit an empty event capture in the existingstream_client_error_warn_redacts_upstream_bodytest; the serial run passes it. A fresh Python 3.11 native build passes Ruff, mypy and 134 tests (one skip, two integration tests deselected). Strict MkDocs also passes. No live provider call was made, so this does not claim new credentialed handoff evidence from #483.Follow-up review coverage also replaces
inputthroughomit_body_fieldsandextra_body: both policies now normalize the final merged input. That regression failed before moving normalization after the merge and passes afterward.Summary by CodeRabbit