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Make Codex upgrades self-safe

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2026-05-25 04:25:26 +00:00
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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Docker Compose runs only the Go Telegram bot. Codex runs on the host through `co
scripts/start-codex-app-server start
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The script supports `start`, `stop`, `status`, and `check-updates [-y]`. `start` launches Codex detached, writes `run/codex-app-server.pid`, logs to `run/codex-app-server.log`, and is idempotent if the socket is already live. `check-updates` compares the local `codex` binary with the latest OpenAI Codex GitHub release; with `-y`, it downloads the matching platform archive, verifies the release digest when available, replaces the configured `CODEX_BIN`, and restarts the app-server if it was running. If the upgraded server fails to start, the script restores the previous binary and starts it again.
The script supports `start`, `stop`, `status`, and `check-updates [-y]`. `start` launches Codex detached, writes `run/codex-app-server.pid`, logs to `run/codex-app-server.log`, and is idempotent if the socket is already live. `check-updates` compares the local `codex` binary with the latest OpenAI Codex GitHub release. With `-y`, it downloads and validates the matching platform archive before stopping a running app-server. If the app-server is running, the final stop/replace/start step is handed to a detached worker so the upgrade can complete even when invoked from Codex itself. If the upgraded server fails to start, the worker restores the previous binary and starts it again.
3. Add at least one Telegram user and workspace: