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Salvage remote token parse bug fix from #2366 - #2529

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Salvage remote token parse bug fix from #2366#2529
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2026-03-27-remote-token-parsing

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Summary

  • Salvages commit e668c65d from PR wip on exact swap #2366 which was lost in the v5 revert (PR Revert entire v5 branch to a044f50f #2517)
  • Remote token list may include invalid/unparseable records; previously these caused a hard error that aborted the entire token loading flow
  • Fix: treat parse errors as skippable (log and continue) so valid tokens still load even if some entries are malformed

Changes

  • crates/settings/src/remote_tokens.rs: change if let Some(...) on a Result to if let Ok(Some(...)) so parse errors are silently skipped instead of propagated

Test plan

  • Invalid remote token records no longer abort token loading
  • Valid tokens still load correctly alongside invalid ones
  • CI passes

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Siddharth2207 requested a review from findolor April 1, 2026 15:28
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Siddharth2207 force-pushed the 2026-03-27-vercel-prod-trigger branch from 34124ce to 22ea3f3 Compare April 3, 2026 04:12
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