fix: paired Mac Codex sessions finish loading#104299
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* fix(codex): allow cold Mac session catalogs * chore: keep release notes in PR body
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* fix(codex): allow cold Mac session catalogs * chore: keep release notes in PR body
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What Problem This Solves
Fixes an issue where users opening Codex Sessions across paired Macs could see a healthy Mac reported as unavailable when its large native Codex history needed more than 12 seconds for a cold catalog scan.
Why This Change Was Made
The Mac node now allows 24 seconds for the native App Server scan, while the Gateway node invocation allows 28 seconds. This preserves transport headroom and remains below the CLI client's 30-second outer deadline, so slow hosts remain isolated without turning the whole fleet request into a failure.
User Impact
Large non-archived Codex catalogs on paired Macs can finish loading in Codex Sessions instead of intermittently showing
NODE_INVOKE_FAILED.Evidence
pnpm test extensions/codex/src/session-catalog.test.ts— 69 passed.pnpm check:changed— passed all selected typecheck, lint, macOS packaging, daemon, boundary, tooling, and guard lanes.swift test --filter MacNodeCodexThreadCatalogTests— 25 passed.