Is there a setting where I can revert to a previous version? If not, I’m thinking Dropdown with the option to revert to the previous Codex app version.
I’ve had issues in the past where a new version caused instability and dug around for the previous version. Would be awesome if we could just click a button and boom - stability.
Also, I’m new here and don’t know if this is the correct platform for Codex development.
Thanks!
Welcome to the forum!
As far as I know, there currently isn’t a revert setting in the Codex app.
You can check this GitHub -link and add your feature request also there:
GitHub is recommended to use when it’s Codex related, but it is okay also to post feature requests and other codex related questions/bug/issue reports here.
I added feature requests as a tag to this topic.
This might work.
For the last several months I have been running a deamon that keeps copies of changes to Codex, one of the changes it records is the *.exe files which lead me to search the .codex directory for where the *.exe files are located.
So find your .codex directory and then search that for executable files.
On my Windows 11 machine this is what I see
C:\Users\Groot\.codex\.sandbox-bin>dir /b
codex-command-runner-0.125.0-alpha.3.exe
codex-command-runner-0.128.0-alpha.1.exe
codex-command-runner-0.130.0-alpha.5.exe
codex-command-runner-0.131.0-alpha.9.exe
codex-command-runner.exe
Note: I do not run Codex via the Desktop App, I use VSCode with the Codex extension on native Windows 11.