# CC Switch v3.12.2

> Common Config Protection During Proxy Takeover, Snippet Lifecycle Stability, Section-Aware Codex TOML Editing

**[中文版 →](v3.12.2-zh.md) | [日本語版 →](v3.12.2-ja.md)**

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## Overview

CC Switch v3.12.2 is a reliability-focused patch release that addresses Common Config loss during proxy takeover and improves Codex TOML editing accuracy. Proxy takeover hot-switches and provider sync now update the restore backup instead of overwriting live config files; the startup sequence has been reordered so snippets are extracted from clean live files before takeover state is restored; and Codex `base_url` editing has been refactored into a section-aware model that no longer appends to the end of the file.

**Release Date**: 2026-03-12

**Update Scale**: 5 commits | 22 files changed | +1,716 / -288 lines

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## Highlights

- **Empty state guidance**: Provider list empty state now shows detailed import instructions with a conditional Common Config snippet hint for Claude/Codex/Gemini

- **Proxy takeover restore flow rework**: Hot-switches and provider sync now refresh the restore backup instead of overwriting live config files, preserving the full user configuration on rollback
- **Snippet lifecycle stability**: Introduced a `cleared` flag to prevent auto-extraction from resurrecting cleared snippets, and reordered startup to extract from clean state
- **Section-aware Codex TOML editing**: `base_url` and `model` field reads/writes now target the correct `[model_providers.<name>]` section
- **Codex MCP config protection**: Existing `mcp_servers` blocks in restore snapshots survive provider hot-switches via per-server-id merge instead of wholesale replacement, with provider/common-config definitions winning on conflict

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## New Features

### Empty State Guidance

Improved the first-run experience with helpful guidance when the provider list is empty.

- Empty state page shows step-by-step import instructions
- Conditionally displays a Common Config snippet hint for Claude/Codex/Gemini providers (not shown for OpenCode/OpenClaw)

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## Changes

### Proxy Takeover Restore Flow

The proxy takeover hot-switch and provider sync logic has been reworked to protect Common Config throughout the takeover lifecycle.

- Provider sync now updates the restore backup instead of writing directly to live config files when takeover is active
- Effective provider settings are rebuilt with Common Config applied before saving restore snapshots, so rollback restores the real user configuration
- Legacy providers with inferred common config usage are automatically marked with `commonConfigEnabled=true`

### Codex TOML Editing Engine

Codex `config.toml` update logic has been refactored onto shared section-aware TOML helpers.

- New Rust module `codex_config.rs` with `update_codex_toml_field` and `remove_codex_toml_base_url_if`
- New frontend utilities `getTomlSectionRange` / `getCodexProviderSectionName` for section-aware operations
- Inline TOML editing logic scattered across `proxy.rs` now delegates to the new module

### Common Config Initialization Lifecycle

The startup sequence has been reordered for more robust snippet extraction and migration.

- Startup now auto-extracts Common Config snippets from clean live files before restoring proxy takeover state
- Introduced a snippet `cleared` flag to track whether a user intentionally cleared a snippet
- Persisted a one-time legacy migration flag to avoid repeated `commonConfigEnabled` backfills

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## Bug Fixes

### Common Config Loss

- Fixed multiple scenarios where Common Config could be dropped during proxy takeover: sync overwriting live files, hot-switches producing incomplete restore snapshots, and provider switches losing config changes

### Codex Restore Snapshot Preservation

- Fixed Codex takeover restore backups discarding existing `mcp_servers` blocks during provider hot-switches; changed MCP backup preservation from wholesale table replacement to per-server-id merge so provider/common-config MCP updates win on conflict while backup-only servers are retained

### Cleared Snippet Resurrection

- Fixed startup auto-extraction recreating Common Config snippets that users had intentionally cleared

### Codex `base_url` Misplacement

- Fixed Codex `base_url` extraction and editing not targeting the correct `[model_providers.<name>]` section, causing it to append to the file tail or confuse `mcp_servers.*.base_url` entries for provider endpoints

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## Download & Installation

Visit [Releases](https://github.com/farion1231/cc-switch/releases/latest) to download the appropriate version.

### System Requirements

| System  | Minimum Version                 | Architecture                        |
| ------- | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Windows | Windows 10 or later             | x64                                 |
| macOS   | macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later | Intel (x64) / Apple Silicon (arm64) |
| Linux   | See table below                 | x64                                 |

### Windows

| File                                       | Description                                          |
| ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `CC-Switch-v3.12.2-Windows.msi`            | **Recommended** - MSI installer with auto-update     |
| `CC-Switch-v3.12.2-Windows-Portable.zip`   | Portable version, extract and run, no registry write |

### macOS

| File                               | Description                                                          |
| ---------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `CC-Switch-v3.12.2-macOS.zip`      | **Recommended** - Extract and drag to Applications, Universal Binary |
| `CC-Switch-v3.12.2-macOS.tar.gz`   | For Homebrew installation and auto-update                            |

> **Note**: Since the author doesn't have an Apple Developer account, you may see an "unidentified developer" warning on first launch. Please close it, then go to "System Settings" -> "Privacy & Security" -> click "Open Anyway", and it will open normally afterwards.

### Homebrew (macOS)

```bash
brew tap farion1231/ccswitch
brew install --cask cc-switch
```

Update:

```bash
brew upgrade --cask cc-switch
```

### Linux

| Distribution                            | Recommended Format | Installation Method                                                    |
| --------------------------------------- | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Ubuntu / Debian / Linux Mint / Pop!\_OS | `.deb`             | `sudo dpkg -i CC-Switch-*.deb` or `sudo apt install ./CC-Switch-*.deb` |
| Fedora / RHEL / CentOS / Rocky Linux    | `.rpm`             | `sudo rpm -i CC-Switch-*.rpm` or `sudo dnf install ./CC-Switch-*.rpm`  |
| openSUSE                                | `.rpm`             | `sudo zypper install ./CC-Switch-*.rpm`                                |
| Arch Linux / Manjaro                    | `.AppImage`        | Add execute permission and run directly, or use AUR                    |
| Other distributions / Unsure            | `.AppImage`        | `chmod +x CC-Switch-*.AppImage && ./CC-Switch-*.AppImage`              |
