Codex macOS app omits project source folder from new task workspace roots and writable permissions

What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?

26.803.41515

What subscription do you have?

PRO

What platform is your computer?

macOS 26, arm64

What issue are you seeing?

A secondary source folder configured on a Codex project which is not propagated to new tasks created for that project.

I added both repositories to the project:

/Users/nooblyf/github/pang
/Users/nooblyf/github/pang-server

I added the server folder before creating the task, fully quit and relaunched Codex Desktop, then created a new task. Despite this, the injected task context only includes the primary repository:

workspace_roots:
  - /Users/nooblyf/github/pang

The server repository is also absent from the writable entries in permission_profile.file_system. The agent can read it through broader read access, but writing to it requires an approval prompt.

This is not stale state from an existing task. The folder was configured before task creation and the app was relaunched first.

What steps can reproduce the bug?

1. Create or open a Codex project.
2. Add two local repositories as source folders.
3. Ask Codex what permissions has in this project.
4. Fully quit Codex Desktop.
5. Relaunch the app.
6. Create a new task under that project.
7. Ask Codex which workspace roots and writable paths it received.
8. Observe that only the primary folder appears.
9. Ask Codex to modify a file in the secondary folder.
10. Observe that the write requires out-of-sandbox approval.

What is the expected behavior?

Every source folder configured on the project before task creation should:

• appear in the new task's workspace_roots;
• receive the appropriate writable permission entry;
• allow ordinary file changes without additional approval.

The project configuration should remain effective after relaunching the app.

Additional information

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