What feature would you like to see?
When I am using Codex CLI 0.58.0 across multiple repositories and I want to resume a session in a particular repository I see all Codex sessions across all repositories when using codex resume. If I am inside a trusted repository i.e. one that has inside $CODEX_HOME/config.toml:
[projects."/Users/username/trusted-repo"]
trust_level = "trusted"
I would like to see only the sessions attached to this repository so that it's easier for me to resume my work on a particular workspace.
Currently that could be done by creating a different CODEX_HOME inside each repository so that there is only one $CODEX_HOME/sessions directory per repository but that would mean duplicating configs and injecting the CODEX_HOME variable every time. Filtering would allow to work more seamlessly across multiple repositories.
By looking at the code each sessions/rollout-{timestamp}-{convid}.jsonl has a first line session_meta type which holds a cwd property that would allow such filtering.
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What feature would you like to see?
When I am using Codex CLI 0.58.0 across multiple repositories and I want to resume a session in a particular repository I see all Codex sessions across all repositories when using
codex resume. If I am inside a trusted repository i.e. one that has inside$CODEX_HOME/config.toml:I would like to see only the sessions attached to this repository so that it's easier for me to resume my work on a particular workspace.
Currently that could be done by creating a different
CODEX_HOMEinside each repository so that there is only one$CODEX_HOME/sessionsdirectory per repository but that would mean duplicating configs and injecting the CODEX_HOME variable every time. Filtering would allow to work more seamlessly across multiple repositories.By looking at the code each
sessions/rollout-{timestamp}-{convid}.jsonlhas a first linesession_metatype which holds acwdproperty that would allow such filtering.Additional information
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