fix(core): fall back to default model for invalid Gemini model IDs

This PR implements a validation check in `resolveModel` to ensure that Gemini model IDs are valid before use.

### Problem
Outdated or non-existent Gemini model IDs (like `gemini-pro-latest`) can get persisted in a user's `settings.json` if they were ever used or resolved in previous CLI versions. On subsequent startups, the CLI picks this invalid model from settings, leading to "model not supported" API errors.

### Solution
Modified `resolveModel` in `packages/core/src/config/models.ts` to verify if a Gemini model ID (starting with `gemini-`) is in the `VALID_GEMINI_MODELS` set. If it's not, the function now falls back to `DEFAULT_GEMINI_MODEL`.

Custom (non-Gemini) model IDs are still allowed and returned as-is to maintain flexibility for proxies and other providers.

Fixes: #26971

cc @kevinjwang1
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gemini-cli[bot]
2026-05-15 20:51:44 +00:00
parent 77e65c0db5
commit 45d35ff440
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@@ -439,6 +439,15 @@ describe('resolveModel', () => {
expect(model).toBe(customModel);
});
it('should fallback for known legacy models like gemini-pro-latest', () => {
expect(resolveModel('gemini-pro-latest')).toBe(DEFAULT_GEMINI_MODEL);
});
it('should NOT fallback for unknown gemini models that might be future versions', () => {
const futureModel = 'gemini-4-pro';
expect(resolveModel(futureModel)).toBe(futureModel);
});
it('should handle non-string inputs gracefully', () => {
// @ts-expect-error - testing invalid runtime input
expect(resolveModel(['a', 'b'])).toBe('b');

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@@ -201,6 +201,12 @@ export function resolveModel(
}
}
// Fallback for known legacy Gemini model aliases that are no longer supported
// by the API but may still be present in user settings.
if (resolved === 'gemini-pro-latest') {
return DEFAULT_GEMINI_MODEL;
}
if (!hasAccessToPreview && isPreviewModel(resolved)) {
// Downgrade to stable models if user lacks preview access.
switch (resolved) {