fix: repair Codex local MCP install - #2585
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Summary
Fixes the local MCP install path for Codex so the generated config points at a live Code UX HTTP gateway and can be safely reinstalled after URL or token changes.
What changed
[mcp_servers.code-ux]Codex block on reinstall instead of preserving stale URL/token values.0.9.3package version bump.Root cause
The installer wrote a remote HTTP Codex entry, but setup could advertise a configured URL before the HTTP listener was live. Reinstalling also left an existing managed Codex MCP block untouched, so stale URLs or bearer tokens could survive even after the dashboard reported a successful install.
Validation
pnpm run lintpnpm run test:backendpnpm run test:dashboardpnpm run buildpnpm run check:docs-web/healthreturned UP and authenticatedinitializereturned HTTP 200 with an MCP session id.Risk / rollback
Low risk. The behavior change is limited to local MCP setup reporting and Codex TOML merge semantics for managed MCP blocks. Roll back the commit to restore append-only Codex MCP config merging.