* feat(workers): run device sessions from Gateway bundles
Install the current Gateway bundle before a device environment becomes ready, verify it at attach and tunnel boundaries, launch only from the immutable namespaced bundle directory, and retire stale environments for idempotent reprovisioning. Remove the local execution mode and preserve the node-local build claim only as temporary inventory metadata for the final projection/cleanup slice.
* docs(runners): record Gateway bundle cutover
* test(ci): repair runner validation fixtures
# Conflicts:
# src/scripts/test-projects.test.ts
* fix(workers): surface outdated node recovery
Keep legacy runner inventory diagnostic-only while exposing the update-and-reconnect action through node, environment, provider, placement, and Control UI surfaces.
* fix(workers): reject legacy inventory with recovery
* fix(workers): bundle worker deploy closure
* test(workers): close bundle cutover gates
* fix(workers): compose browser runtime at build
* fix(workers): satisfy bundle cutover gates
* fix(workers): route temp runtime through infra
* docs(workers): align bundle host guidance
* fix(ui): fence outdated session destinations
* fix(cua-computer): prove Linux X11 live vertical
* test(computer-use): authenticate isolated Linux rig
* fix(gateway): refresh computer use after node approval
* refactor(cua-computer): resolve the plugin manifest by static import
* fix(gateway): break plugin runtime import cycle
* fix(computer-use): bind live rig to committed helpers
* fix(plugin-sdk): keep published pre-split plugin imports loading after upgrade
Same bug class as #124041: published plugin artifacts import SDK names at
module top level, so removing them from the barrel makes the installed
plugin fail to load (voice-call/matrix doctor contracts silently never run
their migrations; whatsapp and slack channels fail outright) after a core
upgrade. Verified against the actual npm tarballs (2026.7.2-beta.7):
- openclaw/plugin-sdk/runtime-doctor: voice-call + matrix doctor contracts
import repair names (archiveLegacyStateSource, detect/repair state DB
schema, plugin install-path repair, removePluginFromConfig,
createPluginStateSyncKeyedStore) that moved to doctor-repair-runtime.
- openclaw/plugin-sdk/channel-feedback: whatsapp imports
shouldAckReactionForWhatsApp (owner policy moved in-plugin by #121257).
- openclaw/plugin-sdk/channel-outbound: slack imports
resolveChannelProgressDraftRender (render key retired by #122927).
Adds deprecated load-only bridges with named removal windows, bumps the
SDK surface budgets with comments, and locks behavior with unit tests
plus a loader fixture that fails without the bridges.
* test(plugin-sdk): cover the repair bridge in the runtime-doctor facade surface lock
* fix(plugins): remove isolated npm projects on uninstall
Ordinary uninstall now removes the whole owner-managed per-plugin npm project, including packed archives and transitive dependency debris, while shared roots and retained update generations keep their existing lifecycle behavior.
* fix(plugins): preserve failed install cleanup
Allow persistence-failure compensation to remove only a planner-validated isolated npm project root, while continuing to reject shared or ambiguous cleanup targets.
The inlined isRecord in 7e54cc9d19 tripped the coercion-helper declaration
guard on main (runs 31859544700+); the dependency-light scripts/lib/
record-shared.mjs seam is the sanctioned owner for scripts that must run
without workspace package resolution.
The manifest planner closure and the protocol coverage script import only
node builtins and relative files (verified importing the full closure with
an empty node_modules under native type stripping), so push/PR preflight
drops the pnpm store restore and install (~30s off the barrier every lane
waits behind). Manual dispatches keep the tsx path for frozen targets, and
the coverage script inlines the record guard under the documented
dependency-free exception.
The store archive accretes every prior lockfile generation through
prefix-key restores (measured 2.05 GiB, ~36s restore in every hosted job);
the warmup writer now prunes to the current lockfile closure before saving.
Run 31856622489's compact-small-14 owned a 335s wall because the
storage-state hosted split packed state-migrations (27s), sqlite-snapshot
(24s), and session-cost-usage (10s) into one stripe against uniform default
weights. Anchor those files with CI checkmark walls from run 31814517685 and
lift the group hint to its observed 235s so the halves pack realistically.
Each graph is a serial single-project build, so tsgo gains little past four
cores; run 31852071103 measured ~34s/graph on 8 vCPU versus ~42s on hosted
4-core. Overlapping two fresh shard processes per CI stripe (--concurrency 2)
uses the idle cores and roughly halves the stripe body; local runs keep the
heap-bounded serial default.
* feat(gateway): add remote-exec cloud placements
* feat(codex): run cloud turns through remote exec
* fix(sandbox): quote ssh_config path directives containing whitespace
Crabbox lease keys default to ~/Library/Application Support/... on macOS;
unquoted IdentityFile/UserKnownHostsFile/CertificateFile arguments tokenize
on the space and fail as 'extra arguments'. Found via live remote-exec
cloud-worker proof.
* test: consolidate gateway maintenance schedule coverage
* fix(ci): invalidate plugin sdk declarations on state changes
* perf: use blobless clone in git installer
* refactor(install): move clone-filter rationale above the call
Keep the file's comment convention (comments on their own lines) instead of a
150-column trailing comment, and record why blob:none is preferred over
--depth 1 plus why no fallback is needed.
Narrow the ordering test's source needle to the stable prefix so it stops
duplicating the behavioral flag assertion and no longer breaks whenever the
clone flags change.
install_build_tools_linux ran run_quiet_step and then returned 0
unconditionally from every package-manager branch, so a failed build-tool
install was printed as an error and immediately overwritten with a success
line. The installer emitted "Installing build tools failed" followed by
"Build tools installed", and the caller's "Continuing without auto-installing
build tools" warning was unreachable. The npm-failure recovery path likewise
reported "Build tools setup complete" and retried an install that could not
succeed. install_build_tools_macos already propagated its status; only the
Linux sibling swallowed it.
Return the package manager's exit status and collapse the five duplicated
is_root/sudo branches into one command list, which removes the bug class
rather than patching a single branch.
Verified against the live openclaw.ai script: a stubbed apt-get failure
reproduced the false success before the change and reports the honest warning
after it.
* perf(ci): cut hosted CI critical path toward five-minute walls
Stripe the serial core test-type graphs across two hosted jobs and drop the
duplicated tsgo:test:root pass; gate the six-part QA Smoke matrix off pull
requests unless a QA-owned surface changed; split the fat multi-config Node
shards (cli/cli-process, unit-fast isolated/fake-timers, infra
logging-process/runtime-config) and lower the hosted split ceiling to 150
predicted seconds so no compact lane owns a ~280s wall; expand tooling to
seven stripes.
* perf(ci): widen hosted test-type striping to three jobs
Run 31825922122 measured ~40s per core test-type graph on loaded hosted
runners (282s worst stripe body of the two-way split); three stripes keep
each lane near 150s body under load.
scripts/mac-elevation-host.sh ships as the portable installer added in
#123675, so it is deliberately self-contained and cannot source shared
constants. That forces it to duplicate ELEVATION_TEAM_ID and
ELEVATION_IDENTITY from scripts/codesign-mac-app.sh, with nothing keeping
the two copies in sync. Add a test asserting they agree, so rotation drift
fails at build time instead of on a target Mac.
Also document why the sign-time and install-time elevation verification
functions both exist: verify_elevation_app requires a notarized and stapled
bundle, so it cannot replace the sign-time check, and deleting that check
would defer every identity failure until after a notarization submission is
already spent.
No behavior change: no artifact bytes, filenames, modes, receipt fields,
signing, notarization, or install paths are touched.
* fix(ui): complete pairing setup lifecycle
Redeemed and expired mobile setup codes stayed on screen as usable QR
codes, so a successful pairing had no visible outcome and expired bearer
material still looked live.
The Gateway now mints an opaque, non-authorizing setupId beside each
setup credential, returns its authoritative expiresAtMs, records the
terminal outcome of the exact redemption, and broadcasts
device.pair.setup.completed. Because that broadcast is dropped for
buffered operator sockets, the completion is persisted first and can be
reconciled through the new device.pair.setupStatus method: the Control UI
asks for the recorded outcome before it may present a credential as
expired, so a pairing that succeeds is never shown as a failure.
The Control UI models one closed lifecycle (selection, loading, waiting,
success, expired, error) correlated only by the active setupId, and
Pairing help now carries the external-link affordance.
* fix(ui): preserve unknown pairing outcomes
* test(ui): target pairing terminal headings
* test(ui): align pairing completion fixture
* fix(gateway-protocol): decode setup-code results from older gateways
Older protocol-v4 gateways omit the new setupId and expiresAtMs
lifecycle fields, so requiring them in the generated native model broke
decoding an existing device.pair.setupCode response. Keep both optional
at the wire boundary, require lifecycle metadata before the Control UI
enters its waiting state so a missing outcome stays visible, and cover
the legacy payload with Swift and schema regressions.
* fix(ui): surface rejected pairing dialog loads
The lazy pairing chunk could reject while its overlay was already open,
leaving the shell rendering nothing at all. Record the rejection on the
shell and render a recoverable modal with a reason and a retry so the
open action always ends in a visible outcome.
* fix(state): preserve pairing setup schema compatibility
* test(gateway): cover pairing setup release train
* fix(gateway): commit pairing setup completion atomically
* refactor(state): distinguish setup transaction helpers
* refactor(state): remove obsolete bootstrap restore path
* fix(gateway): preserve setup handoff type safety
* fix(gateway): keep pairing completion terminal after consume
* fix(gateway): validate Watch binding during setup commit
* fix(gateway): revalidate setup credential expiry at commit
* chore: refresh Plugin SDK API contracts after rebase
* fix(pairing): prune expired setup completions
* chore: retrigger CI
* fix(protocol): deduplicate setup expiry field
* fix(protocol): refresh pairing setup clients
* fix(gateway): make pairing setup completion durable
* fix(ui): retire expired pairing credentials immediately
* fix(ui): keep pairing dialog visible while loading
* fix(macos): align setup result initializer order
* fix(gateway): restore generic bootstrap retries
* chore(ui): record pairing startup budget
* chore(ui): refresh pairing startup budget
* style(gateway): format maintenance imports
* test(gateway): cover session-sharing mock
* fix(state): defer setup correlation schema
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Co-authored-by: Patrick Erichsen <patrick.a.erichsen@gmail.com>
The openclaw-mlx-tts voice helper pulls in the full mlx-swift Metal shader
stack, which some beta Xcode toolchains (e.g. Xcode 27 / macOS 27 SDK) cannot
compile: the metal compiler dies non-deterministically (a different .metal file
each run, 'Could not read serialized diagnostics file'). The main app builds
fine, so an unrelated dev/proof build should not be blocked by the helper.
Add OPENCLAW_SKIP_MLX_TTS=1 (matching the sibling SKIP_TSC/SKIP_UI_BUILD
toggles) to package the app without the voice helper, gating both the per-arch
build and the bundle copy. Refuse the flag for release builds, which must ship
the helper (notarization verifies it), so a skipped build can never become a
silently incomplete release.
Josh Lehman