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Codex typically refreshes the local auth.json file approximately every 8 days. Let’s call the initial state 'A'.
At some point, your account's auth.json may have been updated to 'B', but failed to sync properly—for instance, if codex-auth was never executed, preventing the update of the local file, which remained as 'A'.
Consequently, when you switched back to the account, the system continued using the outdated auth.json, leading to this issue.
Are you using this with codex-auth?
This looks like an issue caused by codex-auth account synchronization. You might want to try updating to the latest version, 0.2.9.
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Loongphy commentedon May 8, 2026
This is normal behavior.
Codex typically refreshes the local auth.json file approximately every 8 days. Let’s call the initial state 'A'.
At some point, your account's auth.json may have been updated to 'B', but failed to sync properly—for instance, if codex-auth was never executed, preventing the update of the local file, which remained as 'A'.
Consequently, when you switched back to the account, the system continued using the outdated auth.json, leading to this issue.
SkiesOfTheKuth commentedon May 18, 2026
No. I added it literally minutes apart. It didn't go stale.
Loongphy commentedon May 21, 2026
Are you using this with codex-auth?
This looks like an issue caused by codex-auth account synchronization. You might want to try updating to the latest version, 0.2.9.