The upstream Gemini API returns "Insufficient account balance" which
doesn't contain the substring "insufficient balance". Add explicit
match for the full phrase to ensure the filter works correctly.
- Add 5th error filter switch IgnoreInsufficientBalanceErrors to suppress
upstream insufficient balance / insufficient_quota errors from ops log
- Extract hardcoded error strings into package-level constants for
shouldSkipOpsErrorLog, normalizeOpsErrorType, classifyOpsPhase, and
classifyOpsIsBusinessLimited
- Define ErrNoAvailableAccounts sentinel error and replace all
errors.New("no available accounts") call sites
- Update tests to use require.ErrorIs with the sentinel error
Previously, v-model.number produced "" when input was cleared, causing
JSON decode errors on the backend. Also, normalizeLimit treated 0 as
"unlimited" which prevented setting a zero quota. Now "" is converted
to null (unlimited) in frontend, and 0 is preserved as a valid limit.
ClosesWei-Shaw/sub2api#1021
When Redis cache is populated from DB with a NULL window_1d_start, the
Lua increment script only updates usage counters without setting window
timestamps. IsWindowExpired(nil) previously returned false, so the
accumulated usage was never reset across time windows, effectively
turning usage_1d into a lifetime counter. Once this exceeded
rate_limit_1d the key was incorrectly blocked with "日限额已用完".
FixesWei-Shaw/sub2api#1022
Claude's output_config.effort parameter (low/medium/high/max) was not
being extracted from requests or logged in the reasoning_effort column
of usage logs. Only the OpenAI path populated this field.
Changes:
- Extract output_config.effort in ParseGatewayRequest
- Add ReasoningEffort field to ForwardResult
- Populate reasoning_effort in both RecordUsage and RecordUsageWithLongContext
- Guard against overwriting service-set effort values in handler
- Update stale comments that described reasoning_effort as OpenAI-only
- Add unit tests for extraction, normalization, and persistence
Increase MAX(bucket_start) query timeout from 3s to 5s to reduce
timeout-induced fallbacks. Shrink backfill window from 30 days to
1 hour so that fallback recomputation stays lightweight instead of
scanning the entire retention range.
Consolidate two separate channel types (bedrock + bedrock-apikey) into
a single "AWS Bedrock" channel. Authentication mode is now distinguished
by credentials.auth_mode ("sigv4" | "apikey") instead of separate types.
Backend:
- Remove AccountTypeBedrockAPIKey constant
- IsBedrock() simplified; IsBedrockAPIKey() checks auth_mode
- Add IsAPIKeyOrBedrock() helper to eliminate repeated type checks
- Extend pool mode, quota scheduling, and billing to bedrock
- Add RetryableOnSameAccount to handleBedrockUpstreamErrors
- Add "bedrock" scope to Beta Policy for independent control
Frontend:
- Merge two buttons into one "AWS Bedrock" with auth mode radio
- Badge displays "Anthropic | AWS"
- Pool mode and quota limit UI available for bedrock
- Quota display in account list (usage bars, capacity badges, reset)
- Remove all bedrock-apikey type references
- apply default mapped model only when scheduling fallback is actually used
- preserve reasoning in OpenAI-compatible output via reasoning_content and avoid invalid input function_call ids
The 403 detection PR changed the 401 handler condition from
`account.Type == AccountTypeOAuth` to
`account.Type == AccountTypeOAuth && account.Platform == PlatformOpenAI`,
which accidentally excluded Gemini OAuth from the temp-unschedulable path.
Fix: use `!= PlatformAntigravity` instead, preserving Gemini behavior
while correctly excluding Antigravity (whose 401 is handled by
applyErrorPolicy's temp_unschedulable_rules).
Update tests to reflect Antigravity's new 401 semantics:
- HandleUpstreamError: Antigravity OAuth 401 now uses SetError
- CheckErrorPolicy: Antigravity 401 second hit stays TempUnscheduled
- DB fallback: split into Gemini (escalates) and Antigravity (stays temp)
