Codex 0.143.0-alpha.38

System stopped saving noisy connection events. Previously, the database logging (TRACE, the most verbose debugging level that records every tiny bit of activity second-by-second), continuously saving verbose log events to ~/.codex/logs_2.sqlite. This created massive write amplification (write amplification, a phenomenon where the actual volume of data written to physical storage is far larger than the logical file size), racking up to 640 TB of disk writes a year and risking premature solid-state drive (SSD, the high-speed storage drive in your computer) failure. These verbose bridge events are now ignored, stopping the bridging of these verbose log events to reduce write amplification and SSD wear. It's like an assistant writing down every single word you speak and breath you take by carving them into wooden blocks, filling a whole warehouse in an hour; now he only logs key decisions, saving a forest.

Debug logs no longer save raw connection messages. Previously, the app recorded full WebSocket payloads (WebSocket payloads, the raw data packets transmitted over the network containing your code and messages) directly inside local plain-text trace logs (trace logs, detailed text files that record the application's step-by-step runtime operations) during debug sessions; now these are automatically stripped. It's like a courier company's package tracking system that used to print the exact contents of your box on the shipping label; now it only shows a tracking number to keep your items private.