TL;DR

The issue can likely be resolved by adjusting the formatting logic or string truncation settings to display full timestamps for usage limit reset times.

Guidance

• Investigate the shared UI/formatting code used across Codex interfaces to identify where the truncation is occurring.
• Check the layout width and formatting settings to ensure they are not causing the timestamp to be cut off.
• Consider adding a minimum width or character limit to the timestamp field to prevent truncation.
• Review the code responsible for generating the /status command output to see if there are any string formatting or truncation functions that can be adjusted.

Example

No specific code example can be provided without more information about the underlying codebase, but the fix may involve modifying a line of code that generates the timestamp string, such as changing a formatting function or removing a truncation limit.

Notes

The exact fix will depend on the specifics of the Codex codebase and the technologies used to generate the UI. Without more information, it's difficult to provide a precise solution.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround by adjusting the formatting logic or string truncation settings, as this is likely to be a simpler and more targeted fix than attempting to upgrade to a potentially non-existent fixed version.