Sign out and remove ellmercodex's stored credential.

This function revokes the refresh token with OpenAI (by default), clears the process-local session, and deletes this package's own credential file. It never removes Codex CLI credentials or another application's entries. The host identifier is kept because the documented flow requires it to stay stable for this host.

Usage

codex_logout(revoke = TRUE)

Arguments

revoke

Whether to revoke the refresh token at OpenAI's documented revocation endpoint before deleting it locally. Revocation is best effort: local credentials are removed even when the network request fails, in which case a codex_revocation_warning warning is signaled.

Value

TRUE, invisibly. The process-local credential is cleared even if no persistent credential exists.

Note

To use a different ChatGPT account or workspace, call codex_logout() and then codex_login(); the next sign-in creates a new registration instead of reauthorizing the previous one.

Conditions

Logout signals no backend details. Storage failures are reported as codex_credential_store_error by the explicit login and refresh paths that write credentials.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # interactive()
codex_logout()
}