Restore readable standard Telegram text delivery by default after Bot API 10.1 rich messages rendered as unsupported in current clients. Keep native rich tables and structured messages available through the account-level richMessages opt-in, with account-aware capability advertising and documented structural limits.
Fixes#93263.
* fix(telegram): control group history context
* fix(telegram): keep history mode type local
* fix(telegram): respect history mode during forum recovery
* fix(feishu): re-resolve route when dynamic agent binding already exists in runtime config
When dynamicAgentCreation is enabled and a binding was previously written
to the config file (e.g. from a prior message), the in-memory cfg may be
stale and not contain the binding. Previously, maybeCreateDynamicAgent
returned { created: false, updatedCfg: cfg } with the stale cfg, and
bot.ts only re-resolved the route when created === true. This caused
subsequent messages to still route to agent:main.
Fix: check runtime.config.current() for the binding when it is missing
from the in-memory cfg. When found, return the runtime's current config
so the caller can re-resolve the route with up-to-date bindings.
Fixes#42837
* fix(feishu): serialize dynamic agent config updates
* fix(feishu): route with refreshed runtime config
* fix(feishu): use current dynamic-agent policy
* fix(feishu): reauthorize refreshed dynamic routes
* fix(feishu): authorize dynamic agent mutations
* fix(feishu): complete account-scoped dynamic routing
* fix(feishu): revalidate current direct routes
* fix(feishu): isolate named-account dynamic agents
* fix(feishu): bound named dynamic agent ids
* docs(feishu): explain legacy dynamic agent cap
* test(feishu): fix dynamic routing check types
---------
Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <25068+vincentkoc@users.noreply.github.com>
Allow an explicit canonical ClickClack enable/setup selection to record ClickClack in a nonempty plugin allowlist, while preserving unrelated allowlist rejection, denylist authority, and global plugin disablement.
Validated at source head 24af9d8e75 with focused regressions, built-CLI disposable-config E2E, security checks, and autoreview. Merged under owner authorization despite the two documented untouched-main agent-core baseline failures.
* feat(imessage): always-on inbound recovery, deprecate catchup
Replaces the opt-in catchup subsystem with always-on inbound replay
protection that brings iMessage in line with the other channels, and
fixes#89237 (stale backlog dispatched as fresh after bridge recovery).
- New inbound-dedupe.ts: persistent claimable GUID dedupe (claim/commit/
release) plus a stale-backlog age fence that suppresses live rows whose
send date is materially older than arrival (logged, never silent).
- monitor-provider: claim at ingestion, carry the exact claimed key on the
debouncer entry, commit on successful flush / release on dispatch failure
(per-unit so a coalesced bucket cannot strand a sibling claim). Keeps the
local startup since_rowid watermark so startup-window rows are not skipped.
- Deprecate catchup: delete catchup.ts + catchup-bridge.ts, remove the
channels.imessage.catchup schema, cursor migration, and config-guard nag.
Back-compat: strip the retired key before validation; new imessage doctor
contract reports + removes it on doctor --fix.
- Docs updated for the new recovery model.
Net -947 prod LOC.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(imessage): recover downtime messages via since_rowid replay
Builds downtime recovery on the new inbound dedupe instead of restoring the
old catchup subsystem. On startup the monitor passes the last dispatched rowid
(a persisted per-account cursor) to imsg watch.subscribe as since_rowid, so imsg
replays the messages that landed while the gateway was down, then tails live.
The GUID dedupe drops anything already handled, so no cursor/retry bookkeeping
is needed.
- recovery-cursor.ts: minimal persisted per-account lastDispatchedRowid.
- monitor-provider: since_rowid = cursor (capped to the most recent
IMESSAGE_RECOVERY_MAX_ROWS); split the age fence on the startup rowid boundary
so replayed rows (<= boundary) use the wider recovery window and live rows
(> boundary) keep the tight #89237 fence; advance the cursor on commit.
- Local only: remote SSH cliPath cannot read chat.db, so it tails from the
current rowid (suppress-and-move-on) as before.
Restores missed-message recovery that the catchup removal dropped, with no
config and a fraction of the old LOC.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(imessage): make recovery cursor advance failure- and suppression-safe
Addresses two cursor-state regressions in the downtime-recovery path:
- Failed replay rows could be skipped forever: a released (failed) row keeps
its dedupe claim for retry, but a later successful row in the same flush
advanced the cursor past it, so the next startup's since_rowid skipped it.
Hold a per-session floor at the lowest released rowid and never advance the
cursor past it.
- Suppressed live backlog could be re-delivered after a restart: a live row
suppressed under the tight live fence was not recorded, so after a restart it
fell under the wider recovery window (its rowid now below the new boundary)
and was delivered. Commit its dedupe key on suppression so the recovery
replay treats it as already handled.
Both caught by Codex autoreview. Adds regression tests for the floor and the
suppression record.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(imessage): bound the GUID-less replay key length
Hash the composite fallback key's variable parts (conversation, sender,
created_at, text) so the key is length-bounded regardless of message text.
The persistent dedupe store already hashes keys internally, so this was not a
live overflow, but the bounded key removes the dependency on that and keeps the
fallback fail-open. Flagged by autoreview.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(imessage): recover downtime messages on remote cliPath setups too
The since_rowid replay runs over the imsg RPC client, so driving it from the
persisted recovery cursor (not the local chat.db boundary) makes downtime
recovery work for remote SSH cliPath gateways — the topology the old RPC-based
catchup served and that the rowid-boundary-only version regressed. Local setups
keep the wider, capped recovery window via the chat.db boundary; remote uses the
live age-fence window. Flagged by autoreview.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(imessage): seed recovery cursor from retired catchup cursor on upgrade
A one-time, self-cleaning migration: when the recovery cursor is empty on the
first startup after upgrade, seed it from the retired imessage.catchup-cursors
lastSeenRowid and consume the legacy entry. Without this a user who had catchup
enabled would not replay messages missed across the upgrade restart. Flagged by
autoreview.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(imessage): preserve catchup recovery on upgrade
---------
Co-authored-by: Omar Shahine <10343873+omarshahine@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
Gate iMessage same-sender DM split-send coalescing on imsg's structural
`balloon_bundle_id` URL-balloon marker (openclaw/imsg#137) instead of timing/
text-shape inference, with a session capability latch and a back-compat path:
- URL-balloon marker present -> merge (precise split-send).
- Build known to emit balloon metadata (session latch) -> keep non-marker
buckets separate (the precision win).
- Build that never emits balloon metadata (older imsg) -> preserve the legacy
unconditional merge, so split-send users do not regress to two turns.
Never merges more than shipped main already did. Verified live end-to-end: the
patched gateway, watching a real chat.db via an imsg #137 build, merged a real
iPhone-sent `Dump <url>` split-send into one turn. Client-side removal once imsg
coalesces upstream is tracked in #91243 (openclaw/imsg#141).
Closes#90795
* fix(qqbot): migrate group tool policy config
* test: stabilize changed check lanes
* style: format changed main files
* test: align CI matrix expectations
## Summary
- Adds native Google Chat approval cards for exec and plugin approval requests that originate from Google Chat spaces or threads.
- Uses opaque server-side action tokens for Google Chat `cardsV2` button callbacks and updates delivered approval messages after resolution or expiry.
- Preserves the shipped Google Chat typing-message default while keeping approval cards on the channel-local native path.
- Suppresses duplicate manual `/approve ...` follow-up delivery inside `extensions/googlechat/` when the native card path owns the approval prompt.
- Documents Google Chat native approval behavior and the `typingIndicator: "message"` default.
## Linked context
Which issue does this close?
Closes #
Which issues, PRs, or discussions are related?
Related Spec 24.8: Google Chat native approval cards.
Was this requested by a maintainer or owner?
Requested by maintainer in the Codex task thread.
## Real behavior proof (required for external PRs)
- Behavior addressed: Google Chat exec and plugin approvals render as native cards and resolve through Google Chat button clicks. The latest change verifies an exec approval card is not accompanied by a duplicate manual `/approve` instruction bubble.
- Real environment tested: OpenClaw dev profile with a real Google Chat DM to the OpenClaw app, local gateway behind a temporary Cloudflare quick tunnel, and Arc/Computer Use against the signed-in Google Chat session.
- Exact steps or command run after this patch: Rebuilt the gateway runtime, started the dev-profile gateway with the Google Chat webhook routed through the tunnel, sent a fresh exec request from Google Chat, verified only the native approval card appeared, clicked `Allow Once` in Google Chat, and checked the command output reply plus marker file.
- Evidence after fix (screenshot, recording, terminal capture, console output, redacted runtime log, linked artifact, or copied live output): Latest proof used nonce `GCHAT_NODOUBLE_LIVE_20260604070730`, approval id `949bc08c-9e57-47c0-b045-137603782292`, and proof directory `.mem/main/proofs/demo-89502-dev-gchat-exec-approval-no-double-send-channel-race/`. `raw/google-chat-gchat-nodouble-request-card-only-clean.png` shows the fresh user message followed by a single native `Exec Approval Required` card with `Allow Once`/`Deny` and no manual `/approve` follow-up bubble. `raw/google-chat-gchat-nodouble-resolved-clean.png` shows the card edited to `Exec Approval: Allowed once` and the final successful command reply. `raw/gchat-nodouble-live-filtered-log.txt` contains `googlechat approval resolved id=949bc08c-9e57-47c0-b045-137603782292 decision=allow-once`. `raw/marker-file-check.txt` records `/tmp/openclaw-gchat-no-double-GCHAT_NODOUBLE_LIVE_20260604070730` as created.
- Observed result after fix: The approval prompt posted as a native Google Chat card only. No duplicate manual approval-instruction bubble was sent. Clicking `Allow Once` resolved the approval through the gateway and OpenClaw replied with the successful exec output in the same Google Chat DM.
- What was not tested: A persistent production Google Chat app URL; live proof used a temporary Cloudflare tunnel for the local dev callback.
- Proof limitations or environment constraints: Video was not captured for the final resumed manual UI run; still screenshots, gateway/proxy logs, a marker-file artifact, and Showboat verification were captured.
- Before evidence (optional but encouraged): Before the final channel-local suppression path, Google Chat could show both the native approval card and a separate manual `/approve` instruction bubble.
## Tests and validation
Which commands did you run?
- `node scripts/build-all.mjs gatewayWatch`
- `node scripts/run-vitest.mjs extensions/googlechat/src/monitor-webhook.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/monitor.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/monitor.reply-delivery.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/monitor-durable.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/approval-card-actions.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/approval-handler.runtime.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/approval-native.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/approval-card-click.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/channel-config.test.ts extensions/googlechat/src/targets.test.ts`
- `git diff --check`
- `pnpm docs:list`
- `uvx showboat --workdir .mem/main/proofs/demo-89502-dev-gchat-exec-approval-no-double-send-channel-race verify .mem/main/proofs/demo-89502-dev-gchat-exec-approval-no-double-send-channel-race/raw/showboat-summary.md`
- Live dev-profile Google Chat proof described above.
What regression coverage was added or updated?
- Added Google Chat native approval capability, runtime delivery, card token, and card-click resolver tests.
- Added in-flight native card send suppression coverage so manual follow-up text is suppressed while native card delivery is pending.
- Added cleanup coverage so manual follow-ups are restored if native card send fails.
- Updated webhook ACK coverage for card-click events and default typing-indicator behavior coverage.
What failed before this fix, if known?
Google Chat could deliver the native approval card and still allow a model/message-tool manual `/approve` follow-up to appear as a second visible bubble.
If no test was added, why not?
Tests were added for the changed runtime and webhook behavior.
## Risk checklist
Did user-visible behavior change? (`Yes/No`)
Yes.
Did config, environment, or migration behavior change? (`Yes/No`)
No migration. The shipped Google Chat `typingIndicator: "message"` default is preserved.
Did security, auth, secrets, network, or tool execution behavior change? (`Yes/No`)
Yes.
What is the highest-risk area?
Approval authorization and callback token handling for native Google Chat card actions.
How is that risk mitigated?
Callbacks carry opaque action tokens only, token bindings check account, space, message, expiry, allowed decision, and in-flight state, and actor authorization reuses the existing Google Chat approver allowlist adapter based on stable `users/<id>` principals.
## Current review state
What is the next action?
Merge after current-head CI for `5923f2af46`.
What is still waiting on author, maintainer, CI, or external proof?
Current-head CI is green for `5923f2af46`; live dev-profile proof is complete.
Which bot or reviewer comments were addressed?
Addressed duplicate approval delivery by keeping the final suppression path inside `extensions/googlechat/`, preserving default typing-message behavior, and proving the current Google Chat surface sends only the native approval card.
* refactor: move imessage monitor state to sqlite
* test: use OpenClaw temp root in iMessage state helper
* test: avoid pending promise lint in chat tests
* test: harden gateway ci flakes
* test: align session list merge expectation
Remove Telegram runtime JSON sidecar read/write fallback for the prompt-context message cache. Keep legacy sidecar parsing for doctor import into SQLite plugin state and update docs/tests to match.
Deliver plugin-owned bound-thread replies even when the source room is configured for `message_tool` visible replies. Normal agent final text still stays private unless the agent calls `message(action=send)`.
Document the distinction in the group/channel docs and root routing policy, and keep ambient room-event plus unauthorized text-slash suppression covered by regression tests.
Fixes#87721.
## Summary
- Document scoped configured mention-pattern policy on the Groups page, including allow/deny mode semantics, supported conversation IDs, account-level precedence, and native-mention behavior.
- Add config UI help for `mentionPatterns.mode`, `allowIn`, and `denyIn` on Discord, Matrix, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
- Regenerate channel config/docs/plugin SDK metadata baselines for the new hint copy.
Refs #70864.
## Verification
- git diff --check
- pnpm format:docs:check
- pnpm docs:check-mdx
- pnpm docs:check-links
- pnpm config:channels:check
- pnpm config:docs:check
- pnpm plugin-sdk:api:check
- node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/config/schema.hints.test.ts
- .agents/skills/autoreview/scripts/autoreview --mode local
## Real behavior proof
Behavior addressed: Documentation and config UI metadata for scoped configured mention-pattern policy.
Real environment tested: Local OpenClaw checkout on macOS.
Exact steps or command run after this patch: The verification commands listed above.
Evidence after fix: Docs formatting, MDX, link audit, generated config/channel/API baselines, and config hint tests passed; autoreview reported no accepted/actionable findings.
Observed result after fix: The Groups page now explains how to scope `messages.groupChat.mentionPatterns` with `channels.<channel>.mentionPatterns`, and config metadata exposes field help for the supported channels.
What was not tested: Live Discord, Matrix, Slack, Telegram, or WhatsApp inbound messages; this PR is documentation/config metadata only and follows the already-landed runtime behavior from #70864.
Provider-scoped configured regex mention patterns for Discord, Matrix, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
Native platform mentions keep their existing behavior, and unsupported channels do not opt into the new regex policy path. The new policy supports per-channel allow/deny routing through mentionPatterns.mode with allowIn and denyIn so group auto-reply regexes can be limited without broad global blast radius.
Refs #70864.
Supersedes #87200.
Thanks @patrick-slimelab.
Fixes#86161.
Route Telegram media-message edits through the Telegram caption/reply-markup APIs instead of always calling `editMessageText`. Button-only edits now update reply markup, explicit captions use `editMessageCaption`, and text edits can fall back to caption edits when Telegram reports the message has no editable text.
Also documents the edit behavior, adds regression coverage, tightens timer-spy cleanup for the affected agents test lane, and removes a stale loader helper from the current base that broke core typecheck.
Co-authored-by: Andy Ye <35905412+TurboTheTurtle@users.noreply.github.com>
Move MSTeams conversation and poll plugin-local stores to plugin-state SQLite. Legacy JSON stores import once without overwriting existing SQLite state; conversation and poll IDs are hashed for plugin-state keys; poll votes are sharded with bounded row-cap headroom and prune cleanup; MSTeams docs now describe SQLite storage. SSO and delegated token stores are unchanged. Verified with focused MSTeams tests, docs sanity, autoreview, Testbox check:changed, and green PR CI.
Refactor OpenAI provider identity so OpenAI remains the canonical provider for API-key and OAuth-backed flows while legacy openai-codex state is doctor/migration-only.
Keeps OpenAI Codex Responses as an API/transport class rather than a provider identity, moves auth aliases through providerAuthAliases, updates doctor repair sequencing for old auth/profile state, and refreshes tests/docs around the canonical OpenAI behavior.
Remove stale Telegram-only wording from the reasoning stream acknowledgement and docs so channel-neutral behavior is reflected.
Fixes#68305.
Co-authored-by: Lanzhi <lizhan3@xiaomi.com>
Adds opt-in Discord progress-draft commentary for assistant preambles while keeping commentary hidden by default and final delivery unchanged.
Keeps commentary config Discord-specific, strips directive tags/NO_REPLY, and clears stale commentary rows without stopping the active draft stream.
Thanks @bryanpearson.
Co-authored-by: bryanpearson <bryanmpearson@gmail.com>
* fix(msteams): rebase SDK migration onto current main
Reapply the msteams SDK migration (originally on feat/msteams-sdk-migration)
on top of upstream/main, resolving conflicts with parallel msteams work that
landed upstream during our session.
What got applied vs decisions made:
CLEANLY APPLIED (3-way patch):
- monitor.ts, monitor-handler.ts, polls.ts, reply-stream-controller.ts/.test.ts,
reply-dispatcher.ts, attachments/download.ts, monitor.lifecycle.test.ts,
monitor-handler/message-handler.ts, monitor-handler.types.ts, etc.
- streaming-message.ts + .test.ts deletions
WHOLESALE TAKE FROM ORIGINAL BRANCH (partial 3-way left broken cross-refs):
- sdk.ts, sdk.test.ts, messenger.ts, feedback-reflection.ts,
send-context.ts, send.test.ts
KEPT UPSTREAM (deferred for separate cleanup):
- extensions/msteams/package.json (still has jsonwebtoken/jwks-rsa per
Peter's b3bc60ae25 incremental approach)
- src/plugins/contracts/package-manifest.contract.test.ts (consistent with
package.json)
- pnpm-lock.yaml (avoids lockfile churn; pnpm install --frozen-lockfile clean)
ADAPTED:
- Dockerfile matrix-sdk-crypto check now wraps upstream's new retry-loop in
the if-matrix-bundled gate
KNOWN TEST FAILURES (need eyes — see PR comment):
- attachments.test.ts: 1 fail (pre-existing — warn meta arg shape changed in
our migration but test wasn't updated)
- reply-dispatcher.test.ts: 6 fails (pre-existing — tests mock old
TeamsHttpStream, not updated for our ctx.stream rewrite)
- send.test.ts: 4 fails (NEW from merge — upstream's send.ts changed media
loading; our mocks need updating or take upstream's send.test.ts wholesale)
UPSTREAM COMMITS POTENTIALLY MISSED (in wholesale-take files):
- 08c4af0ddf fix(msteams): accept conversation id allowlists
- e1840b8581 fix(msteams): bind global audience tokens to app id
- Channels turn-kernel refactor (ffe67e9cdc / 1ead1b2d18 / 9a9cd0c0ab) —
may be partially preserved in cleanly-patched files
Static checks pass: pnpm check:changed is green (typecheck, lint, contract
tests, import cycles, etc.). Manual testing required before merge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): preserve thread routing for channel and group-chat replies
- monitor.ts: adaptSdkContext now uses ctx.reply() for channel and groupChat
conversations (so the SDK threads outbound activities to the inbound's
replyToId/serviceUrl) and ctx.send() only for personal DMs (where
reply()'s blockquote-prepend is ugly).
- messenger.ts: sendProactively passes resolvedThreadId on the non-thread
fallback path so channel @mentions that fall through outbound.ts -> send.ts
still land in the original thread instead of top-level.
Live-validated: channel @mention -> bot replies in thread, threaded reply
-> bot replies in same thread, no top-level leakage.
* fix(msteams): tag outbound SDK calls with OpenClaw User-Agent
- user-agent.ts: add buildOpenClawUserAgentFragment() that returns just
'OpenClaw/<version>'. The SDK's Client.clone merges this with its own
'teams.ts[apps]/<sdk-version>' identifier — passing the full buildUserAgent()
here would double-print the SDK token.
- sdk.ts: pass the fragment via AppOptions.client.headers['User-Agent'] so
the Teams backend can identify OpenClaw traffic for usage telemetry.
Final UA looks like 'OpenClaw/<openclaw-version> teams.ts[apps]/<sdk-version>'.
* fix(msteams): handle StreamCancelledError when user presses Stop mid-stream
The new SDK throws StreamCancelledError synchronously from stream.emit/update
when the user pressed Stop in Teams: Teams replies 403 to the next chunk
update, the SDK flips _canceled, and any subsequent emit() throws. The old
custom TeamsHttpStream either swallowed cancel or didn't expose this exception
type, so the migration inherited an SDK behavior the original code didn't have
to handle.
Symptom on 2026-05-05: pressing Stop during a streaming reply caused an
unhandled promise rejection that crashed the Node 24 process. Docker restarted
the gateway about two minutes after each Stop click. Two related bugs surfaced
once the crash was caught: the would-be block fallback re-delivered the full
text as a second message (duplicate after Stop), and the typing-keepalive kept
pulsing in Teams for the rest of the agent run because nothing told it to
stop.
reply-stream-controller.ts:
- Wrap stream.update / stream.emit / stream.close in try/catch that swallows
StreamCancelledError (matched by .name to dodge tsgo's SDK re-export
resolution quirk). Latch a wasCanceled flag so subsequent calls
short-circuit even if stream.canceled is stale.
- preparePayload() returns undefined when the stream was canceled — the
streamed prefix is already visible to the user, so dropping the payload
prevents a duplicate block message from overriding the cancel intent.
reply-dispatcher.ts:
- Typing-keepalive gate now also checks streamController.wasCanceled() so
typing pulses stop firing once Stop is observed. Otherwise the bot keeps
pulsing for the rest of the (uncancellable) agent run.
reply-stream-controller.test.ts:
- 6 new regression tests cover: cancel-during-emit (the crash scenario),
cancel-during-update, cancel-during-finalize, non-cancel error propagation,
post-cancel inactivity, and dropped-payload-on-cancel.
Live-validated: long streaming reply + Stop mid-stream -> stream freezes,
no duplicate message, no zombie typing, container stays healthy.
* fix(msteams): allow Bearer-token retry on Skype CDN attachment downloads
Teams puts inline DM images and clipboard-pasted images on
*.asm.skype.com URLs (e.g. us-api.asm.skype.com/v1/objects/<id>/views/imgo).
The download path in attachments/download.ts already does a plain GET first
and falls back to a Bearer-token retry on 401/403 — but the retry was gated
on the URL being in DEFAULT_MEDIA_AUTH_HOST_ALLOWLIST. asm.skype.com hosts
were in DEFAULT_MEDIA_HOST_ALLOWLIST (download permitted) but not in the
auth-host list, so a 401 plain-GET response skipped the retry and surfaced
as a missing image to the agent.
Add asm.skype.com and ams.skype.com to the auth allowlist so openclaw
attempts the Bearer-token retry consistently, matching how it treats the
other CDN/Bot-Framework hosts already in the list.
Note: this does not unblock all clipboard-pasted DM images — for at least
some tenants asm.skype.com rejects the Bot Framework token (returns 401
even with auth). Routing those URLs through <serviceUrl>/v3/attachments/...
the way #62219 already handles HTML-wrapped attachments is a separate
follow-up. The +button 'Upload from this device' path works today because
Teams generates an attachment with an HTML wrapper that triggers the
existing BF v3 attachments fallback in monitor-handler/inbound-media.ts.
* fix(msteams): align docker-compose msteams port default with plugin default
The plugin defaults webhook.port to 3978 (the Bot Framework standard used in
Microsoft samples) and listens on whatever the operator sets there. The
docker-compose.yml port mapping was exposing ${OPENCLAW_MSTEAMS_PORT:-3000}:3000
which only works for operators who explicitly set webhook.port to 3000.
Default-config users would have the plugin listening on 3978 inside the
container while compose forwarded 3000, causing connection refused.
Realign to ${OPENCLAW_MSTEAMS_PORT:-3978}:3978 so a default-config docker
compose up Just Works with Teams. Operators wanting a custom port override
both webhook.port in openclaw.json and OPENCLAW_MSTEAMS_PORT env var.
* fix(msteams): post-rebase reconciliation with main
Three follow-ups after rebasing the SDK migration onto current main:
- reply-dispatcher.ts: rename createChannelReplyPipeline to its post-rebase
identifier createChannelMessageReplyPipeline (the plugin-sdk barrel renamed
it during the 1454-commit rebase window).
- reply-dispatcher.ts: tighten the typing-keepalive onStartError signature to
(err: unknown) to satisfy upstream's stricter type checks.
- messenger.ts: drop the unconditional thread suffix on the bottom proactive
fallback. The previous behavior threaded all top-level proactive sends when
the stored ref had a threadId, which contradicts replyStyle='top-level'
semantics (and breaks the new upstream test). Threading on the proactive
path is preserved where it matters — the onRevoked branch within
replyStyle==='thread' still passes resolvedThreadId, which is the original
#55198 fix path.
- attachments.test.ts: update the warn-call assertion to match the migration's
inline message format (host=... error=...) — the structured meta object was
being dropped by the logger formatter pre-migration.
* feat(msteams): port streaming preview/progress features to ctx.stream
While the SDK migration was open, upstream landed preview/progress/draft
streaming features built on the OLD custom TeamsHttpStream class (which the
migration deletes). This commit ports the user-visible parts of those
features onto the new ctx.stream substrate so the migration doesn't lose
ground:
- pickInformativeStatusText: reads custom labels from
msteams.streaming.progressDraft config via resolveChannelProgressDraftLabel.
Falls back to the plugin-sdk default rotation. Pre-rebase used a hardcoded
4-string array.
- streamMode resolution: "partial" (default, per-token streaming),
"progress" (no tokens; preview card carries informative label that updates
as tools run), or "block" (no native streaming). Mode is read from
cfg.channels.msteams.streaming.preview.
- progress-draft gate: createChannelProgressDraftGate gates informative
updates so the rotating label only starts firing once meaningful work has
begun (avoids flicker before the first tool call).
- noteProgressWork() / pushProgressLine(): public methods on the controller
for callers (typing keepalive ticks, tool-event callbacks) to signal work.
pushProgressLine appends tool names as bullets above the rotating label
when streaming.previewToolProgress is enabled. Wiring these into actual
tool events is a separate follow-up.
- preparePayload progress-mode path: when stream is active but no tokens
streamed (progress mode) and a final text payload arrives, emit the text
into the stream so the preview card transitions in place to the final
reply on close().
reply-dispatcher: pass log + msteamsConfig + a stable progressSeed
(${accountId}:${conversation.id}) to createTeamsReplyStreamController so the
informative-label rotation is consistent across reconnects.
What's NOT ported and why:
- Live-edit-via-replaceInformativeWithFinal: the SDK's HttpStream natively
accumulates emitted text + entities + channelData and flushes ONE final
activity at close() using the same activity id as the preview. So the
separate "replace informative with final" call from upstream is
unnecessary — we get live-finalization for free via the SDK's design.
- pushProgressLine triggers from tool events: needs reply-pipeline-side
callbacks the new SDK migration didn't surface yet. Follow-up.
Tests: existing 22 reply-stream-controller tests still pass (the new
behaviors are additive).
* feat(msteams): wire pipeline tool events to streaming progress + fix test debt
Two follow-ups from yesterday's stopping point:
1. Wire pipeline events into the stream controller's progress-draft surface.
reply-dispatcher's replyOptions now exposes onReasoningStream, onToolStart,
onItemEvent, onPlanUpdate, onApprovalEvent, onCommandOutput callbacks that
format each event via the channel-streaming helpers and route through
streamController.pushProgressLine(). Mirrors the discord adapter's wiring.
Also:
- resolveChannelStreamingPreviewToolProgress + ...SuppressDefaultTool... so
the dispatcher exposes suppressDefaultToolProgressMessages on its
replyOptions when progress mode is on.
- Switch disableBlockStreaming resolution to the channel-streaming helpers
(resolveChannelPreviewStreamMode + resolveChannelStreamingBlockEnabled)
so streaming.mode='block' and streaming.block.enabled=true are honored
alongside the legacy blockStreaming boolean.
2. Fix the test debt that the rebase exposed:
- reply-dispatcher.test.ts: drop the streamInstances + TeamsHttpStream
mock pattern (file deleted by migration); replace with a streamMock
provided via context.stream that mirrors the SDK's IStreamer shape
(update/emit/close/canceled). Update assertions on sendInformativeUpdate
-> stream.update, stream.update -> stream.emit. Drop the
resumes-typing-between-segments test (no equivalent in the new
ctx.stream model — the SDK's HttpStream doesn't have a 'between
segments' notion; close ends the stream).
- send.test.ts: fix two stale mock targets — loadOutboundMediaFromUrl
comes from openclaw/plugin-sdk/outbound-media (not /msteams), and
resolveMarkdownTableMode comes from openclaw/plugin-sdk/markdown-table-runtime
(not /config-runtime). The previous mock paths were no-ops post-migration.
All 854 msteams tests now pass (was 17 failing in 4 files yesterday).
* fix(msteams): SDK streaming delta + use app.reply for proactive thread sends
Two narrow regressions exposed by the @microsoft/teams.apps migration:
- The SDK's HttpStream.emit appends each chunk to its internal buffer
(`this.text += activity.text`), but the channel reply pipeline emits
cumulative text on each chunk. Forwarding cumulative text into an
appending sink produced "chunk1 + chunk1chunk2 + chunk1chunk2chunk3..."
duplication for streamed (DM) replies. Track the emitted prefix length
in the stream controller and only forward the new tail.
- Replace the manual `${convId};messageid=${msgId}` URL construction in
the proactive thread fallback with `app.reply()`, which builds the
threaded conversation id via the SDK's own toThreadedConversationId
helper. Mechanically equivalent today; removes coupling to Teams' URL
format and tracks any future SDK changes.
Also adds the `reply` method to the structural MSTeamsApp type so the
refactor typechecks without casts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(msteams): bump @microsoft/teams.api and teams.apps to 2.0.10
2.0.10 adds support for the AAD v1 token issuer that the Bot Framework
JWT validator needs. The minor version bump pulls teams.cards / common /
graph along to 2.0.10 too.
Add `@microsoft/teams.*` to `minimumReleaseAgeExclude` in
pnpm-workspace.yaml because 2.0.10 was published <48h ago and the default
`minimumReleaseAge: 2880` (~2 days) would otherwise reject it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* revert(msteams): remove asm.skype.com auth-host allowlist additions
These hosts were added in dfc169d31d for inline DM image auth-retry, but
the commit's own footnote acknowledges it doesn't actually unblock
clipboard-pasted images (asm.skype.com rejects Bot Framework tokens in
at least some tenants). The change is unrelated to the SDK migration and
the user-visible bug it claimed to fix isn't fixed; lifting it out keeps
this PR focused on the migration. Will land as a separate PR if the
auth-allowlist consistency improvement is wanted on its own.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(msteams): typed ExpressAdapter helper, drop unknown-cast pyramid
The monitor's SDK bootstrap had an awkward chain:
httpServerAdapter: new (
(await import("@microsoft/teams.apps")) as unknown as {
ExpressAdapter: new (app: unknown) => unknown;
}
).ExpressAdapter(expressApp) as never,
Three casts (`unknown`, structural shape literal, `never`) were a
defensive workaround from when the SDK's hashed d.ts files tripped up
tsgo. With the SDK's exports now resolving cleanly, the same import can
be done with full types.
- Extend the lazy `loadSdkModules()` cache to include `ExpressAdapter`
alongside `App` so the dynamic import is shared.
- Add `createMSTeamsExpressAdapter(serverOrApp)` helper in `sdk.ts` that
encapsulates the lazy import and returns a properly-typed adapter
instance.
- Replace `httpServerAdapter`'s structural shape on `CreateMSTeamsAppOptions`
with the SDK's own `IHttpServerAdapter` interface (re-exported from
`@microsoft/teams.apps`).
The call site in `monitor.ts` becomes a single typed call with no `any`,
no `unknown`, no `as never`. The lazy-load behavior is preserved: nothing
imports `@microsoft/teams.apps` at module load time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): unbreak tsgo:extensions on the ExpressAdapter helper
CI's check-prod-types failed because the previous commit's typed helper
used `typeof import("@microsoft/teams.apps").ExpressAdapter`, which
tsc/tsgo's NodeNext resolution can't follow through the SDK's chained
`export *` barrel:
@microsoft/teams.apps/dist/index.d.ts:
export * from "./http"; // folder with index.d.ts
export * from "./app"; // single .d.ts file
The folder re-export drops `ExpressAdapter` and `IHttpServerAdapter` from
the namespace shape under `tsconfig.extensions.json` (passes under the
per-extension `tsconfig.json` because of inherited `paths`). Same root
cause as why we already model `MSTeamsApp` structurally (line 47 comment).
Switch the ExpressAdapter side to the same structural-shape pattern:
- Define `MSTeamsHttpServerAdapter` and `MSTeamsExpressAdapterCtor` locally.
- Cast `m.ExpressAdapter` once inside `loadSdkModules` (the runtime export
is fine; only the type surface is hidden).
- `httpServerAdapter` on `CreateMSTeamsAppOptions` and the return type of
`createMSTeamsExpressAdapter` use the local structural type.
Net result: the call site in `monitor.ts` stays the cast-free single line
the previous commit landed; the one remaining cast is confined to the
SDK-loading helper with an explanatory comment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(msteams): drop unused jsonwebtoken/jwks-rsa deps
The SDK migration removed all `import "jsonwebtoken"` / `import "jwks-rsa"`
from source code (the SDK does JWT validation internally now), but the
package.json entries and the matching `package-manifest.contract.test.ts`
expectation were left orphaned. Drop both:
- `extensions/msteams/package.json`: remove `jsonwebtoken` (^9), `jwks-rsa`
(^4) from `dependencies` and `@types/jsonwebtoken` from `devDependencies`.
- `src/plugins/contracts/package-manifest.contract.test.ts`: remove the
two entries from msteams's `pluginLocalRuntimeDeps` expectation.
- `monitor.lifecycle.test.ts`: extend the `./sdk.js` mock with the
`createMSTeamsExpressAdapter` export added in the typed-helper cleanup,
so the lifecycle suite still mounts after the deps drop.
Lockfile regenerates accordingly. All msteams tests (865) pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(msteams): drop unused @microsoft/teams.api direct dep
CI's deadcode:dependencies (knip) flagged @microsoft/teams.api as
unused in extensions/msteams. The plugin source uses structural type
aliases (MSTeamsActivityParams, MSTeamsActivityLike, etc.) to dodge
tsgo resolution bugs with teams.api's hashed d.ts files, so it never
imports teams.api directly. The package is brought in transitively
via @microsoft/teams.apps; the only other reference is
probe.test.ts's vi.mock("@microsoft/teams.api"), which works on the
import-path string and doesn't require a direct dep declaration.
Lockfile regenerates accordingly. tsgo:extensions, knip, and all
865 msteams tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): clear three CI gate failures (lint, contract, deprecated config API)
Three CI checks flagged on the latest run; all three are msteams-local
and unrelated to one another:
- **check-lint** / **check-additional-extension-bundled**:
`oxlint` flagged a redundant `as string[]` assertion in
`reply-dispatcher.ts:431`. The preceding `every((s: unknown) => typeof
s === "string")` already narrows the array type, so the cast does
nothing. Drop it.
- **checks-fast-contracts-plugins-c**: the
`package-manifest.contract.test.ts` `pluginLocalRuntimeDeps` for
msteams still expected `@microsoft/teams.api`, but the deadcode
cleanup commit (8f4050f51a) dropped it from
`extensions/msteams/package.json`. Remove it from the contract test
too — `teams.api` is only present transitively via `teams.apps`,
which is the reason knip flagged it.
- **check-additional-runtime-topology-architecture**: the deprecated
internal config API guard caught `messenger.ts:223` calling
`getMSTeamsRuntime().config.loadConfig()`. Switch to
`config.current()` to match the pattern used by phone-control,
synology-chat, and matrix.
Pre-existing failures on this run that are NOT msteams-related and not
caused by this PR: `check-test-types` (errors in
`src/agents/openai-transport-stream.test.ts` and
`pi-embedded-runner/openai-stream-wrappers.test.ts`) and `macos-swift`
(`hoistAwait` in `MacNodeRuntime.swift`). Leaving those for upstream.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): cast config.current() return to OpenClawConfig
The previous commit switched `messenger.ts:223` from the deprecated
`config.loadConfig()` to `config.current()` to satisfy the architecture
guard, but `config.current()` returns a deeply-readonly type that's not
assignable to the `Partial<OpenClawConfig>` parameter
`resolveMarkdownTableMode` expects (a mutable type from the SDK
contract). Phone-control, synology-chat, and matrix all cast at this
seam — adopt the same pattern.
Verified locally: tsgo:core, tsgo:extensions, check:architecture, and
test:extensions:package-boundary:compile all pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): address PR review — pre-auth body limit, allowlist log level, /api/messages forwarder, narrow release-age exclude
Four narrow fixes from the PR review (BradGroux + clawsweeper bot +
galiniliev's plan), each its own concern:
- **pre-auth-body-limit** (monitor.ts) — install
`express.json({ limit: DEFAULT_WEBHOOK_MAX_BODY_BYTES })` before the
bearer-presence gate and SDK route. Express memoizes the parsed body
on the request, so the SDK's later `json()` becomes a no-op and our
limit applies before any handler parses bodies. Closes the gap where
a `Bearer garbage`-shaped attacker could force unbounded JSON parsing
before token validation.
- **allowlist-error-logging** (monitor.ts) — restore main's `runtime.error`
level for the `msteams resolve failed` catch (was downgraded to
`runtime.log` mid-merge). Graph allowlist resolution failures are
security-relevant; they need to surface to operators.
- **legacy-messages-route** (monitor.ts) — when `webhook.path` is set
to a custom value, also accept POSTs on the legacy `/api/messages`
path with a one-time deprecation warning, then re-enter the Express
middleware chain on the configured path. Keeps existing Azure Bot
registrations working through the transition. Cast-free
(`expressApp(req, res, next)` works because `Application extends
IRouter extends RequestHandler`).
- **release-age-scope** (pnpm-workspace.yaml) — narrow
`@microsoft/teams.*` glob to the single direct dep
`@microsoft/teams.apps`. Future scoped packages no longer get a
freshness-guard pass.
Tests + checks: msteams suite (867), tsgo:core, tsgo:extensions,
tsgo:test, lint:extensions, check:architecture, knip --dependencies,
package-manifest contract, all green.
Still pending from the review (separate commits):
- auth-coverage-tests (Brad #1 + comment) — tests proving the SDK accepts
`aud=<bot app id>` and rejects `aud=api.botframework.com`.
- invoke-response-handling (Brad #2, codex P2) — file-consent invoke ack
must return through the SDK invoke handler, not `ctx.sendActivity`.
- stream-failure-fallback (codex P2, galin F5) — `streamFailed` latch so
partial streams fall back to block delivery on non-cancel errors.
- serviceurl-routing (Brad #4, codex P2) — proposed rebuttal pending
empirical confirmation that `smba.trafficmanager.net/teams` routes to
non-default-region conversations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test(msteams): lock SDK auth contract — aud + v1/v2 issuer coverage
Adds extensions/msteams/src/auth-coverage.test.ts driving ServiceTokenValidator
and createEntraTokenValidator directly with jose-minted RS256 tokens against an
in-memory JWKS (via JwksClient.prototype patch). Locks in the three contract
cases @BradGroux flagged on #76262: aud=<bot app id> accepted, aud=api.botframework.com
rejected even when appid/azp match, and v1/v2 issuers accepted for allowed tenant
(disallowed tenant rejected).
Drops a stale ambient module declaration in src/types/microsoft-teams-sdk.d.ts
that was shadowing the SDK's real jwt-validator types with a long-renamed
createServiceTokenValidator surface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): route file-consent invokes through typed app.on, drop broken invokeResponse send
Brad #2 / codex #4 on PR #76262 — `ctx.sendActivity({ type: "invokeResponse", ... })`
no longer reaches Teams as an HTTP InvokeResponse on the new SDK; it becomes
an outbound Bot Framework activity instead. Move file-consent accept/decline
to typed `app.on("file.consent.accept|decline", ...)` handlers. The SDK's
typed-route layer wraps a void return into `{ status: 200 }`
(`app.process.js:130`), so the manual ack disappears.
While in here, type `MSTeamsApp.on` properly. Borrowing the SDK's `App.on`
directly fails because that function carries a `this: App<TPlugin>`
constraint our structural alias can't satisfy, so we model an equivalent
generic over `IRoutes` with route-specific overloads (`card.action`,
`file.consent.*`, `activity`). The overloads work around a tsgo bug — the
`@microsoft/teams.api` `Activity` discriminated union collapses to `any`,
turning `ActivityRoutes` into a `[string]: RouteHandler<X, void>` index
signature that swallows every typed `Out` not already void-compatible
(card.action returns `AdaptiveCardActionResponse`; the others happen to
include `void`). Real tsc resolves cleanly. Linked upstream:
https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/issues/1057.
Other cleanups:
- Cast-free call sites for `adaptSdkContext` (now returns
`MSTeamsTurnContext` instead of `unknown`).
- card.action error responses include `innerHttpError` per the SDK's
`HttpError` shape requirement.
- Activity catch-all also skips `fileConsent/invoke` now that it's
typed-routed (parallel to the existing `adaptiveCard/action` skip).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): route SSO sign-in invokes through typed app.on, drop broken invokeResponse send
Brad #2 / codex #4 on PR #76262, SSO half. Continue the typed-route migration:
`signin/tokenExchange` and `signin/verifyState` now register via
`app.on("signin.token-exchange" | "signin.verify-state", ...)`. Per the
SDK's router, registering a user route with the same name as a system
route removes the system default — so the SDK's built-in handlers (which
would call `api.users.token.exchange` themselves and emit a `signin` event
nobody currently subscribes to) are silenced, and only ours runs. The SDK
wraps a void return into the HTTP 200 InvokeResponse, so the legacy
`ctx.sendActivity({ type: "invokeResponse", ... })` ack — broken on the new
SDK because it becomes an outbound BF activity instead of the HTTP
response — is gone.
The handler body is extracted from the activity-catch-all dispatch in
`monitor-handler.ts` to a new `signin-invoke.ts`, parallel to
`file-consent-invoke.ts`. `isSigninInvokeAuthorized` is now exported from
`monitor-handler.ts` so the new handler can reuse it. The activity
catch-all skips the SSO invoke names alongside the existing skips for
`adaptiveCard/action` and `fileConsent/invoke`.
`MSTeamsAppOn` overloads now cover the two SSO routes with their typed
ctx (`ISignInTokenExchangeInvokeActivity` / `ISignInVerifyStateInvokeActivity`).
Tests in `monitor-handler.sso.test.ts` were rewritten to call the
extracted handler directly — the `registered.run(ctx)` shape no longer
covers SSO, and the `expect(ctx.sendActivity).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ type:
"invokeResponse" })` assertions were dropped to match the new contract
(the SDK ack happens via the typed-route return value).
Note on overlap with #77784 (Stefan Stüben, Microsoft): that PR is doing
a much bigger SSO rework (sign-in card / sign-in-link / six-digit-code
fallbacks plus a `ctx.auth` plumbed to plugin tools). This change is
the small migration-correctness fix and is structured so #77784's SSO
body changes drop into the typed-route registrations cleanly on rebase.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): route message-submit (feedback) invokes through typed app.on
Last invoke off the activity catch-all dispatch. `message/submitAction`
(thumbs up/down on AI-generated messages) now registers via
`app.on("message.submit", ...)`. Same shape as file-consent and SSO:
handler body extracted to a new `feedback-invoke.ts`, the SDK wraps a
void return into the HTTP 200 InvokeResponse, the broken
`ctx.sendActivity({ type: "invokeResponse", ... })` line is gone, and
the activity catch-all skips this invoke name alongside the others.
`isFeedbackInvokeAuthorized` is exported from `monitor-handler.ts` so
`feedback-invoke.ts` can reuse it. Tests in
`monitor-handler.feedback-authz.test.ts` were rewritten to call the
extracted handler directly — the old `handler.run(ctx)` shape no longer
intercepts feedback, and `originalRun` was removed because the typed
route is the dispatch point now.
`MSTeamsAppOn` overload added with the typed
`IMessageSubmitActionInvokeActivity` ctx, slotted between the SSO
overloads and the `activity` catch-all so `activity` stays last.
This leaves only `message`, `conversationUpdate`, and `messageReaction`
flowing through `app.on("activity", ...)` → `handler.run`. Promoting
those is the path to deleting the catch-all entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): fall back to block delivery when partial-mode stream fails mid-flight
codex #5 / Galin F5 on PR #76262. `reply-stream-controller.ts` previously
re-threw any non-cancel error from `stream.emit` during partial streaming
and from `stream.emit`/`stream.close` during finalize. Combined with
`preparePayload` suppressing block delivery once `tokensEmitted` was
true, that meant a network blip or API error mid-stream produced a
truncated reply with no recovery — the user saw the prefix that made it
through and nothing else.
Add a `streamFailed` latch parallel to `canceledLocally` / `tokensEmitted`:
- `onPartialReply`: catch non-cancel errors, set `streamFailed = true`,
log a warn, don't propagate (the pipeline must keep running so
`preparePayload` can decide).
- `preparePayload`: when `tokensEmitted && streamFailed`, fall through to
block delivery instead of suppressing. The user may see a duplicate
(streamed prefix + full block reply); intentional — matches the
pre-migration `TeamsHttpStream.hasContent` recovery and is better than
truncated-only.
- `finalize`: same latch + warn on non-cancel close failure, swallow
rather than throw. The streamed content already reached the user; the
closing activity (AI-Generated marker, feedback channelData) is the
only loss, not worth blowing up the dispatcher.
- `isStreamActive` returns false once the stream has failed.
New tests cover crash-mid-stream after tokens were emitted (assert block
delivery payload is returned), happy-path no-duplicate behavior (assert
`preparePayload` still suppresses when nothing failed), and finalize
close-failure (assert no throw). The pre-existing "re-throws non-cancel"
test was inverted to assert non-throwing latch behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): declare @microsoft/teams.api as a runtime dependency
Type-only `import("@microsoft/teams.api/dist/...").TypeName` references
in `sdk.ts` (added when typed `MSTeamsApp.on` overloads were introduced)
are picked up by the `extension-runtime-dependencies` contract test as
genuine runtime imports. Declaring `@microsoft/teams.api` as a direct
dep makes the contract pass; the package was already coming in
transitively via `@microsoft/teams.apps`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(msteams): keep SSO on SDK signin routes
* test(msteams): avoid redundant signin handler assertion
* docs(msteams): clarify Teams cloud support
* fix(msteams): use current SDK string helper
* fix(msteams): gate SDK invoke side effects
* test(msteams): avoid implicit any in lifecycle tests
* fix(msteams): preserve SDK user agent and matrix check
* fix(msteams): expose SDK common dependency
* fix(msteams): use SDK user agent merge
* fix(msteams): fall back when stream close no-ops
* chore(msteams): drop unrelated merge artifacts
* chore(msteams): restore unrelated main files
* chore(msteams): restore unrelated main files
* chore(msteams): restore unrelated main files
* test(msteams): type stream close mock result
* fix(msteams): configure Teams cloud service URL
* chore(msteams): refresh shrinkwrap
* chore(deps): refresh shrinkwrap locks
* chore(ci): rerun guards after main sync
* chore(deps): refresh shrinkwrap for node 24
* chore(config): refresh docs baseline
* fix(msteams): preserve Teams SDK proactive references
* fix(msteams): harden SDK proactive sends
* fix(msteams): align service url contract
* test: fix bonjour beacon type narrowing
* fix(msteams): ignore ambient service url
* fix(msteams): fall through submit invokes
* test: align shrinkwrap override policy with Teams SDK deps
* fix(msteams): ack invoke routes promptly
* fix(msteams): support china cloud boundaries
* test: sync PR with current CI gates
* test: isolate channel setup registry metadata
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
Render Slack progress-mode updates as native task-card progress blocks, with bounded Slack chunk text and stable fallback behavior.
Also deep-merge Slack account streaming objects over top-level defaults while preserving legacy scalar account overrides, and keep the plugin SDK fetch runtime import path from evaluating guarded-fetch dispatcher code.
Verification:
- pnpm test extensions/slack/src/progress-blocks.test.ts extensions/slack/src/accounts.test.ts src/plugin-sdk/fetch-runtime.test.ts
- pnpm lint --threads=8
- git diff --check
- .agents/skills/autoreview/scripts/autoreview --mode local
- GitHub PR checks green on #87748 at 4803e98820
Refs #82258
Co-authored-by: Simon van Laak <32648751+simonvanlaak@users.noreply.github.com>
Subash Natarajan