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[Bug]: Sol 6.1 incorrectly categorized under legacy models instead of current #14301
Already covered by open PR #14294 (feat(models): add GPT-6.1-Sol), which adds gpt-6.1-sol to currentModels.codex (and moves gpt-6-sol to legacy). Linked via Fixes #14301.
Thanks for taking the time to report this and provide the details. We revisited it during the orchestrator V2 cleanup.
Current model manifest lists gpt-6.1-sol in currentModels.codex; legacy classification checks membership in this overlay. Related PR 14294 is closed unmerged, so closure rests on current source rather than that PR.
I’m closing this based on the current source and the evidence in this thread.
Old clients or cached remote manifests may require refresh; no live model-picker check.
If you still hit this on a current build, please reply with the app/server versions and the steps that reproduce it. We can reopen this if the original problem is still there.
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juliusmarminge commentedon Sep 29, 2026
Already covered by open PR #14294 (
feat(models): add GPT-6.1-Sol), which addsgpt-6.1-soltocurrentModels.codex(and movesgpt-6-solto legacy). Linked viaFixes #14301.juliusmarminge commentedon Oct 2, 2026
Thanks for taking the time to report this and provide the details. We revisited it during the orchestrator V2 cleanup.
Current model manifest lists gpt-6.1-sol in currentModels.codex; legacy classification checks membership in this overlay. Related PR 14294 is closed unmerged, so closure rests on current source rather than that PR.
I’m closing this based on the current source and the evidence in this thread.
Source reviewed.
Old clients or cached remote manifests may require refresh; no live model-picker check.
If you still hit this on a current build, please reply with the app/server versions and the steps that reproduce it. We can reopen this if the original problem is still there.