Codex Fixes

codex-fixes

Community-maintained fixes for Codex bugs

When Codex bugs burn CPU, hammer your drive, fill your disk, leak memory, break local permissions, and lose your session history, codex-fixes gives you community workarounds now, while the official<br>fix takes its sweet time.

Run every time Codex updates

$ npx codex-fixes@latest

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Current bugs and fixes

sqlite-feedback-logs High<br>Codex writes excessive SQLite feedback logs<br>Codex can write excessive diagnostic logs into logs_2.sqlite and logs_2.sqlite-wal. The upstream issue appears to come from overly verbose persisted logging. This local fix adds a SQLite trigger that ignores new inserts into the logs table, which prevents further persistent log growth while leaving the diagnostic database in place. The issue can recur if Codex recreates the database or changes its schema before fixing the logging behavior upstream.

Known affected

CLI · macOS Apple silicon CLI · macOS Intel CLI · Linux ARM64 CLI · Linux x64 CLI · Windows ARM64 CLI · Windows x64 Desktop · macOS Apple silicon Desktop · macOS Intel Desktop · Windows x64

Fix available for

CLI · macOS Apple silicon CLI · macOS Intel CLI · Linux ARM64 CLI · Linux x64 CLI · Windows ARM64 CLI · Windows x64 Desktop · macOS Apple silicon Desktop · macOS Intel Desktop · Windows x64

Sources

Issue #28224<br>Issue #28997<br>Issue #17320<br>Fix source #17320 comment