Members of the same ChatGPT team share chatgpt_account_id, so matching
imports by the account key first could overwrite another member's
account credentials. Identity keys are now ordered by strength
(user > email > access > account), and an account-key hit is rejected
when both sides carry different chatgpt_user_id values.
- Keep the account-key fallback when either side lacks a user id, so
legacy accounts without chatgpt_user_id are updated and backfilled
instead of duplicated
- Index all candidate accounts per shared key so a teammate's row can
no longer shadow a legacy account depending on row order
- Apply the same conflict check to in-batch dedup and emit a warning
when a legacy account is claimed via the shared account key
- Scope a 120s timeout to the Codex session import request instead of
raising the global client timeout
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