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Codex projects dissapeared. #45017
Description
What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?
26.908.40834 There is no "About Codex" dialog.... Only "About ChatGPT"
What subscription do you have?
Pro Plan 200USD
What platform is your computer?
Windows 10
What issue are you seeing?
I wrote this out in the /feedback because that is what the bot in Help told me to do, and now I can't access that feedback.
This was submitted as feedback:
no-active-thno-active-thread-01a09542-e019-7201-ac3a-3eae6380cd86read-01a09542-e019-7201-ac3a-3eae6380cd86
What steps can reproduce the bug?
Feedback ID: no-active-thread-01a09542-e019-7201-ac3a-3eae6380cd86
What is the expected behavior?
The Projects should appear.
The SSH connection should be present.
Additional information
No response
Activity
github-actions commentedon Sep 12, 2026
Potential duplicates detected. Please review them and close your issue if it is a duplicate.
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Gaiaxiom commentedon Sep 12, 2026
Additional evidence, 12 September 2026:
On my Windows desktop (“Eddie”), ALL Codex projects are missing,
including local projects and SSH-hosted projects. The previously
configured SSH connection is also absent from the desktop app.
SSH itself is working: the existing alias authenticates successfully
to the original remote codex-dev account. No replacement connection,
account or key is needed.
On my laptop, I can now see the pre-existing SSH chats previously
used through Eddie. Those chats display their associated project
names. However, the project containers/list are missing on the
laptop too.
This is therefore inconsistent visibility between desktop clients:
the laptop can display remote chats and project labels that Eddie
does not display. It is not evidence that all associations or
conversation records have been deleted.
Eddie’s observed Windows package version:
OpenAI.Codex_26.908.4834.0_x64
Please investigate project enumeration, host/project association
loading, and migration state across clients. Related report #44269
appears relevant, although its other client is mobile rather than
a second desktop installation.