On the Linux.do technical forum, a user reported a specific bug encountered while using the Codex AI model. The issue is described as follows: within the same session, when a user first uses the /review command to get review results and then attempts to have the model modify the content, the system returns an error. The error details are: ‘Invalid ‘input[2].id’: ‘review:rollout:user’. Expected an ID that contains letters, numbers, underscores, or dashes, but this value contained additional characters.’ This indicates that the ID ‘review:rollout:user’ contains illegal characters such as colons, violating the ID format specification. The user is asking how to resolve this issue. This bug involves the API implementation and ID validation logic of the Codex model, and for AI developers, researchers, and users of Codex, it is a technical issue worth paying attention to, as it may affect the reliability of the model in automated tasks.
