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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change updates no-auth endpoint eligibility and proxy ownership, adds Model Router port tracking and cleanup, changes context-window and credential recovery, and revises admin-approval test fixtures. ChangesInference routing and runtime recovery
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In `@src/lib/actions/sandbox/rebuild-resume-preflight.ts`:
- Line 243: Resolve the rebuild credential after selecting the validated session
endpoint, so proxy-token recovery uses that endpoint rather than the empty
registry endpoint. Pass target.resumeConfig.endpointUrl to
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In `@src/lib/inference/context-window.ts`:
- Around line 146-148: Update the compatible-endpoint handling in the
context-window resolution flow so an unqualified OpenClaw route change cannot
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Status: 🟠 Two material host-proxy boundary findings at the pinned PR head. The private source-only Ultra whole-review run remains in progress; both findings below were independently traced through the exact source and current discussion.
📝 Walkthrough and change map
This PR adds eligibility checks for a no-authentication compatible endpoint, preserves a recorded route through rebuild, and binds the shared Ollama auth proxy to one persisted backend and token.
| File | Role in this change |
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src/lib/onboard/inference-providers/compatible-endpoint-gateway-route.ts |
Checks protected and recorded gateway ports; adds the historical port-11435 exception. |
src/lib/onboard/machine/handlers/provider-inference.ts, src/lib/onboard/inference-providers/remote.ts |
Carry recovery authority to final proxy setup. |
src/lib/inference/ollama/proxy.ts |
Checks shared backend identity and starts the credential-bearing proxy. |
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| Severity | Where | Impact |
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| 🟠 Major | Legacy endpoint exception | An authorized rebuild of a recorded :11435 endpoint bypasses the current protected/recorded-port checks after the proxy moves, even when a gateway or adapter now owns that port. The proxy can forward sandbox inference traffic to that host service. |
| 🟠 Major | Shared backend conflict guard | If a persisted backend record remains but the shared token file and any recoverable gateway-scoped token are absent, a different backend skips the conflict check. Startup replaces the host-global proxy with a new token and route, disconnecting existing sandboxes that still hold the old token. |
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CodeRabbit's three inline findings concern rebuild credential selection and context-window retention; they do not cover either proxy guard. The linked PR Review Advisor run describes final validation as rejecting recorded gateway ports and the recorded backend as ownership evidence. Those descriptions omit the legacy exception and the token-dependent conflict condition shown below.
🔬 Exact-head source evidence
Protected port on recovery. The fresh-route predicate rejects protected ports and ports in durable gateway state. The legacy predicate checks only that the proxy moved and the endpoint uses the old default port. At the final assertion, that legacy result overrides every fresh-route rejection. Authoritative recovery carries the option through remote setup to noAuthProxy. The shared port parser accepts any decimal port from 1024 to 65535, so a gateway configured for 11435 is a reachable collision. The existing tests cover a legacy route and a different recorded gateway port separately, but not both at 11435.
Backend identity without token. readProxyBackendIdentity reads the recorded URL independently of the token. loadPersistedProxyToken can return null when neither shared nor gateway-scoped token remains. Both compatible-endpoint setup and Ollama startup gate backend conflict on token presence. The downstream start routine kills the prior proxy before spawning the replacement.
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- Around line 1666-1674: Keep the OpenClaw sync-pending marker set through
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Blocking: include routerPort in the fallback destroy compare-and-swap.
This PR makes routerPort durable, and the exact snapshot matcher in destroy-preflight includes it. The fallback predicate in src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy.ts:1269-1275 still compares the session ID, timestamp, sandbox, endpoint, router PID, and credential hash without comparing routerPort. If the current session differs only in routerPort, the predicate accepts newer router recovery state and clears sandboxName while retaining the newer port and router identity. Later reconcile or uninstall can no longer reliably associate that state with its sandbox.
Please add normalized routerPort equality to this predicate and extend src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-flow.test.ts with a session that differs from the destroy snapshot only by routerPort; the test should confirm that sandboxName remains unchanged.
Reviewed exact head 2054ced against base c97172c. All 70 current checks are green, and the exact-head Advisor independently reports this recovery gap as P1. The nine-category security review found no separate blocker.
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Addressed Rebecca Sliter's review in 247565c. Fallback destroy cleanup now compares normalized routerPort values before clearing sandboxName. The new destroy-flow regression changes only the port during registry removal and verifies that the complete newer session remains unchanged. It failed before the fix and passed afterward. All 139 focused destroy/recovery/inference/growth tests passed, as did normal publication validation and CLI TypeScript checks. The update preserves published history and also includes the previously tested OpenClaw pending-activation repair. Fresh CI and automated review are pending; the separate Advisor migration finding is disclosed in the PR body and is not claimed fixed. |
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The original router-port compare-and-swap blocker is fixed at this revision, but the new admin-approval transport breaks the required exact managed-runtime activation on both Docker and rootless Podman. In run 36527564300, the helper prints ISSUE_5324_ADMIN_APPROVAL_OK and then the host command exits nonzero, so both jobs fail in approveOpenClawAdminScope. Keep the staged-script integrity check and cleanup, but isolate execution so the generated body’s final exit cannot terminate the evaluator before it returns a clean status. Then rerun both required activation jobs.
| `import hashlib, sys; raw=open(sys.argv[1], "rb").read(${Buffer.byteLength(body) + 2}); raw=raw.removesuffix(b"\\n"); hashlib.sha256(raw).hexdigest() == sys.argv[2] or sys.exit("ADMIN_SCRIPT_INTEGRITY_FAILED"); sys.stdout.buffer.write(raw)`, | ||
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[P1] Preserve a successful connect-shell exit status. The verified body ends with exit, so evaluating it directly here terminates the interactive shell from inside eval. At this exact head, both required activation jobs reach ISSUE_5324_ADMIN_APPROVAL_OK but still return nonzero; Docker also reports pop_var_context. Run the body in an isolated shell context that preserves the prepared environment, propagate its exact status, and keep the existing cleanup trap.
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Publication-validation exception for Prekshi Vyas approved isolated trusted validation and publication in the working task. GitHub reports The validator was read from canonical main: The isolated runner imported the canonical validator's budget parser, source decision collector, exact-count check, and non-expansion check. It read base and candidate source/budget files from their Git objects. It did not execute candidate application code. Command: docker run --rm --network none --read-only --cap-drop ALL \
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node --no-warnings run.mjsResult: exit 0, The first publication attempt stopped locally before the remote write: TypeScript caught a missing registry-update argument. The correction passed all 18 affected provider tests and normal commit hooks. The budget exception is unchanged; isolated validation was repeated for Repeated for the current shell-exit and listener-warning repair Host logout and TLS-fixture repairThe existing maintainer-approved isolated-validation exception is unchanged. Revalidated candidate Command: docker run --rm --network none --read-only --cap-drop ALL --security-opt no-new-privileges --user 65534:65534 -v /tmp/nemoclaw-budget-validation-OnFxhI:/validation:ro -w /validation sha256:eebaffd18d7dbcc27dbb2869515af5b94c15b2e82b4ee0016ab458cc9cf413ad node --no-warnings run.mjsResult: exit 0, violations: []; Node.js v24.18.1. Candidate source is input data, not executable code. The runner has no host credentials, home, network, or Docker socket. Normal signed-commit hooks passed. Publication still requires normal guarded pre-push validation; no CI, cleanup, approval, or hook waiver is added. |
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38-39: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the session reader into the state layer.
readOnboardSessionModelRouterperforms persisted session I/O and router-field validation inruntime-commands.ts. Move this logic intosrc/lib/state/onboard-session.tsor a dedicated state helper. Preserve the currentENOENTandreadFailedresults so uninstall retains recovery state when the receipt is unreadable.The applicable state-layer guidance defines no uninstall exception. Actions may call state modules, but state modules own persisted session I/O.
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| it.each(["missing-lsof", "inventory-error", "malformed-pid", "stop-failed"] as const)( | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use %s in the test title. $0 is not substituted for primitive cases.
Vitest substitutes $name and $0 only when each case is an object or an array. Line 221 passes bare strings, so the title keeps the literal text $0. As a result, all four cases get the same name: "retains all router cleanup state after $0 and retries safely". A failure report then does not show which case failed (missing-lsof, inventory-error, malformed-pid, or stop-failed). The test at Line 364 already uses %s for a primitive table.
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| it.each(["missing-lsof", "inventory-error", "malformed-pid", "stop-failed"] as const)( | |
| "retains all router cleanup state after $0 and retries safely", | |
| it.each(["missing-lsof", "inventory-error", "malformed-pid", "stop-failed"] as const)( | |
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Confirmed: %s would distinguish the four primitive-string cases in test reports. This affects display names, not test execution or assertions. Rebecca reviewed current commit 2cf16d5 and explicitly classified this suggestion as non-blocking: #12336 (review). Per the repository follow-up rule for style suggestions, this is deferred; the approved commit remains unchanged. This is not claimed fixed.
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@prekshivyas, understood. %s would improve the test report names, but this suggestion does not affect test execution. Your earlier guidance on style-only changes also supports deferring it here. I will not press for a change to the approved commit.
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Re-reviewed exact head 2cf16d5 against base 93182af. Both blocking findings are resolved: fallback destroy now compares the normalized router port, and admin approval runs in non-login Bash so host logout hooks cannot replace a successful status. Required checks, all CLI shards, and exact activation on Docker and rootless Podman pass. I re-evaluated the current automated findings: both lsof scans already pass -w, and the test-title suggestion is non-blocking. The nine-category security review found no blocker.
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Outcome
Compatible endpoints retain their credential ownership and do not inherit unrelated context limits during model switches. Local proxy and Model Router cleanup preserve shared owners and recovery records. This PR preserves upstream OpenClaw-native configuration and whole-file restore.
Reason
Compatible endpoints could inherit cloud context defaults or stale model metadata. Recovery could replace a recorded proxy backend after credential loss, admit a protected service through a legacy-port exception, or lose the router cleanup receipt.
Changes
Run both host-side approval callers in a non-login Bash shell. Host logout hooks no longer replace a successful approval status. The remote prepared shell, digest checks, exact approval selection, cron checks, cleanup and zero-status requirement remain unchanged.
Populate the router-uninstall fixtures with the existing complete TLS bundle helper, matching main’s new cleanup authority checks. Production cleanup remains fail-closed.
Suppress incidental filesystem warnings in both Model Router
lsofscans. Real errors, malformed PID output, missing inventory and failed cleanup still retain recovery state.Integrate canonical main
815ad8e39d64200cdd086403f4e92043bf01a80cfor its required E2E-validator dependencies. GitHub and a local merge check reported no conflicts; this integration also completed without conflicts.Run verified admin-approval bytes in a fresh non-interactive Bash process. Require and export the prepared OpenClaw wrapper, disable child startup hooks, and preserve the parent shell's cleanup. Record numeric body and connection exit statuses. Digest verification, bounded reads, staging, cleanup, and approval assertions remain unchanged.
Retain the existing router receipt and credential when its recorded port differs from configuration. Reconciliation stops before mutation and asks the operator to restore the recorded port and clean up first. Automatic port migration remains out of scope.
Publish the pending compatible no-auth route owner under the existing proxy lifecycle lock before releasing it. Concurrent teardown then retains the shared proxy. Failed reservation restores prior proxy state.
Merge upstream main
946fb1611be605f14af3bc7a78d964c0b331463fand resolve four conflicts, retaining its native model-limit reset and managed vLLM retirement behavior.Transfer the admin-approval fixture through non-terminal
exec --stdin, then verify its SHA-256 and run it inside the prepared connect shell. Piping the large script directly through the terminal corrupted it in a local reproduction. The prepared shell supplies the required OpenClaw approval wrapper to the isolated interpreter. Temporary-file cleanup is required; device, request, scope, and cron assertions remain unchanged. Real-terminal regressions cover success, rejected approval, wrapper preservation, modified-script rejection, and cleanup failure.Clarify that the endpoint bind-check example uses the port entered during onboarding, including interactive setup.
Include normalized router-port equality in fallback destroy session cleanup. A port-only session change now prevents cleanup from removing the newer sandbox association.
Keep the OpenClaw pending-sync marker until gateway restart and pairing finish, so an identical retry can recover after either step fails.
Preserve recorded no-auth proxy credentials during model switches and rebuilds. Revalidate endpoint eligibility immediately before proxy startup. Keep new no-auth endpoint admission within the existing local-inference port set, excluding configured and recorded protected services.
Limit legacy port-11435 recovery to the old proxy reservation. Other gateway, router, and credential-adapter ownership still blocks that route. Regression tests cover a gateway claiming the port after admission and configured adapter collisions.
Treat a persisted backend as ownership evidence even when its credential is missing. Both Ollama startup and compatible-endpoint setup reject backend replacement or missing-credential recovery before process or credential mutation. Tests verify that the backend, PID, and credential state remain unchanged.
Preserve the host-global proxy while another sandbox owns its credential route. Retain the backend binding until final gateway uninstall.
Stop the shared proxy process only after sandbox deletion is confirmed and no other owner remains. Both compatible API families use the same credential ownership predicate as Ollama routes. Failed deletion, timeout, and forced local cleanup keep the proxy available. The host-global credential/backend binding remains retained until final gateway uninstall.
Avoid inventing cloud context limits for compatible endpoints. Clear stale context metadata on an unqualified OpenClaw route change; fail closed before destructive managed rebuild or clone when the new route lacks context evidence.
Record incomplete OpenClaw config synchronization alongside a committed route. The registry can already name the new endpoint when a native config update fails, and the shared
inference.localURL cannot recover the old upstream identity. The pending marker invalidates stale context on retry and survives an unconfirmed native response or failed completion-record write. Tests cover same-model provider and endpoint changes, registry persistence, replacement registration, and gateway activation after retry.Preserve refactor(openclaw): return config ownership to OpenClaw #12120's OpenClaw-native batch updates, matching-session updates, unrelated model entries, and whole-file restore. Do not restore the deleted custom config merger or its old field-merging behavior.
Persist router cleanup ports with process identity. Protect retained legacy session and registry ports, clear the receipt after confirmed final-router cleanup, and retain incomplete legacy cleanup state. An explicitly cleared receipt no longer blocks uninstall.
Recover missing legacy router ports from their validated recorded endpoint during uninstall and agent transitions, using the shared resolver. If no port can be recovered, a recorded PID must be positively observed as absent before cleanup continues. Failed process inventory preserves recovery state. Onboarding uses the existing shared configured-port resolver.
Treat only a missing onboarding-session file as absent router state. Read failures, malformed JSON, and non-object JSON stop uninstall and retain the receipt with recovery guidance.
During scoped uninstall, never signal a recorded router that sibling gateways may still use. Retain its session and runtime files rather than allowing later state removal; retry can proceed after both the recorded process and port listener are positively observed as absent. Failed listener inventory retains the state.
During final uninstall, clean every managed router port retained by existing sessions and sandbox registries, including older routes after a configured-port change and routes whose latest session was cleared. Reuse the existing recorded-port inventory before registry removal. Verify each port's cleanup; retain recovery records and runtime files when listener inspection or termination fails. Scoped uninstall still preserves sibling routers.
Resolve the six conflicts with upstream
mainat020ed3df84ca589bced54f1f931ead3b5ec3472fwithout rewriting published history. Report incomplete native sync and failed completion-record writes as errors, consistent with the new native update contract.Remove the redundant fixture-existence assertion reported by CodeQL. The existing file-content assertion still proves that failed uninstall retained the unchanged receipt; repair and retry coverage remains intact. No scanner suppression or alert dismissal was added.
Update endpoint setup, security documentation, and the command reference to distinguish new no-auth routes from retained legacy port-11435 recovery. No model recipes or model-specific integration are included.
Verification
Current repair
2cf16d576c9facfc7c089bb566d2b574f7ca1a74:npx vitest run --project integration test/security/admin-approval-helper.test.ts test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.ts --project e2e-support test/e2e/support/managed-image-activation-diagnostics.test.ts test/e2e/support/issue-4462-fixture-boundary.test.ts --project cli src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-model-router-port.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/runtime-commands.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-full-uninstall-bulk-cleanup.test.ts src/lib/onboard/sandbox-gpu-create-flow.test.ts src/lib/adapters/openshell/sandbox-lifecycle-cli.test.tspassed all 191 tests in nine files after integrating canonical main93182afe6beaf2d7a902e6029ef7314f8bd5ff19for its required source-architecture validation baseline. The integration had no conflicts. Both TLS-fixture cases failed before repair; the new real-shell logout regression reproduced the hosted success markers followed by exit 1 before the caller fix.Network-disabled Ubuntu 24.04 Bash probe using the image’s default /etc/skel/.bash_logout: login shell returned 1 after body success; non-login shell returned 0. No credentials or live services were used. Hosted Docker and Podman activation must still validate the complete repaired flow.
Normal signed-commit and pre-push checks passed. The existing isolated-validation authorization now records this candidate and canonical base
93182afe6beaf2d7a902e6029ef7314f8bd5ff19. No secrets, new dependencies, weakened assertions or raised budgets were added.Prior
0d7d3cd87repair: 123 focused tests passed.npx vitest run --project cli src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-model-router-port.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan.test.tspassed 61 tests.npx vitest run --project integration test/security/admin-approval-helper.test.ts test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.ts --project e2e-support test/e2e/support/managed-image-activation-diagnostics.test.ts test/e2e/support/issue-4462-fixture-boundary.test.tspassed 62 tests. Four warning regressions and the non-interactive execution regression failed before their fixes.Network-disabled Linux probes passed success, approval rejection, no-cron completion, tamper rejection, non-interactive execution and missing-wrapper refusal with statuses 0/27/0/1/0/1. They preserved parent cleanup and removed staged files. Probes with the real production wrapper also passed. The hosted
pop_var_contextfailure itself was not reproduced locally; fresh Docker and Podman activation must establish the repair's hosted result.Normal signed-commit and pre-push hooks passed for
0d7d3cd87421318f3a4baa1a378c7ea248e55a45. The existing isolated-validation authorization is bound to this commit and current canonical main. No hook, CI assertion, failure status, cleanup check, or budget was weakened. No secret was added.The first publication attempt stopped locally before updating the remote: TypeScript caught a missing route-update argument. The correction passed all 18 provider tests before publication was retried.
Previous repair: seven lifecycle/conflict suites passed 161 tests; admin-approval and two E2E-support suites passed 53 tests. The remote-provider and growth suites passed 25 tests after removing a conditional from test setup. The new receipt-retention and concurrent-owner regressions failed before their production fixes.
Network-disabled Linux Bash 5.2 checks of the actual generated fixture passed success, rejected approval, no-cron early exit, and tamper rejection with statuses 0/27/0/1. Each preserved parent-shell cleanup and removed its staged file. The old transport lost parent cleanup in the first three cases. The hosted
pop_var_contexterror itself was not reproduced locally; Docker and rootless Podman activation must verify the new commit.Normal signed-commit hooks and publication checks passed for
6db756a649fd5b72d77ed89ab27de752c878c1e4. The authorized isolated budget validation used canonical upstream validator bytes and lockfile-verified TypeScript without host credentials or network access. No budget, hook, CI assertion, or security check was weakened. No secret or credential was added.Admin-approval repair:
npx vitest run --project integration test/security/admin-approval-helper.test.ts test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.ts --project e2e-support test/e2e/support/managed-image-activation-diagnostics.test.ts test/e2e/support/issue-4462-fixture-boundary.test.tspassed all 59 tests in four files. Two real-terminal regressions failed against the original helper and passed after repair.npm run docspassed with zero errors and two existing warnings; the generated OpenClaw, Hermes, and Deep Agents variants contain the corrected port instruction. Normal signed-commit hooks, publication validation, and the pre-push compiler checks passed for466d7b17b. No secret or credential was added.Latest repair commit:
2cf16d576c9facfc7c089bb566d2b574f7ca1a74. Fresh hosted CI and automated reviews are pending; older passing runs do not qualify this repair.Rebecca's requested regression failed before the fix: a port-only session change was accepted for cleanup. After the normalized comparison was added,
npx vitest run --project cli src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-flow.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-model-router.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-timeout-recovery.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-shared-proxy.test.ts src/lib/actions/inference-set-context-window.test.ts src/lib/actions/inference-set-openclaw-gateway-restart.test.ts --project integration test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.tspassed all 139 tests in seven files.The earlier local activation repair passed 326 inference/native-config tests across 22 files. Its failure/retry matrix covers native response, session, completion-record, restart, and pairing failures. The affected tests passed again with this destroy repair. No new live E2E run or scanner waiver is claimed.
Conflict-resolution validation: 339 tests passed across 22 inference, uninstall, and OpenClaw snapshot suites using the locked dependencies. The adjacent rebuild/session/restore run passed six suites; registry tests encountered five-second local import timeouts. A focused run with the repository-supported
NEMOCLAW_TEST_TIMEOUT=15000passed all 77 registry/context/degraded-state/restart tests. CI timeouts and assertions are unchanged.Focused Oxlint passed after extracting the pending-record completion operation to stay within the existing complexity limit. No limit was raised. Fresh hosted CI, CodeQL, CodeRabbit, and Advisor evaluation are required for the merged revision; results below describe earlier commits.
Final focused validation after adapting test structure and retaining the marker across session-write failure passed 40 context, native-update, degraded-state, restart, and growth-guardrail tests. These include retry activation when the native config already matches. Normal signed-commit hooks passed on
d87f78cee.Ran the affected lifecycle suites, including protected ports, proxy ownership/recovery, model switching, context, rebuild, restore, and uninstall.
The initial 31-file run completed 550 tests successfully and reported seven failures. One recovery fixture required correction for the missing-credential rule; the remaining failures were timeouts on a heavily loaded local host. The affected cases passed subsequent focused runs, including the corrected proxy startup/commit/recovery concurrency test.
New regressions reproduced protected-port bypass, mutation after credential loss, missed registry-owned router ports, and stale protection after receipt cleanup before their fixes.
NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=8192 npm run typecheck:cli— passed.npm run docs— passed with zero errors and two Fern warnings. Checked the generated OpenClaw, Hermes, and Deep Agents endpoint-guide variants.Focused Oxlint and
git diff --check— passed.Published commit
84068c6669e2619475e770d3e716879f56e23a2dpassed core CI, managed-image E2E, and portable rootless E2E.Follow-up focused validation passed 330 tests across 23 inference/router suites, plus 65 registry tests. Failure-then-retry regressions reproduced stale same-model context and missed gateway activation before their fixes. The activation repair passed 19 context/degraded-state/restart tests. Router-reader relocation passed 12 uninstall/agent-transition tests.
Final inference-switching validation after the activation change passed all 305 tests across 20 files. Normal signed-commit hooks passed, including secret scanning, source architecture, source-shape and growth checks. The shared resolver reduces the onboarding decision budget from 8 to 7; no architecture limit was raised.
The initial broader follow-up run had 662 passes and 30 failures: 25 assertions expected the final registry call to carry the route and were updated for the separate completion write; five unchanged portable-runtime cases stopped at this Mac's Homebrew OpenShell trust check before reaching router cleanup. No local pass is claimed for those five cases; hosted CI must qualify the new revision.
Follow-up
npm run docspassed with zero errors and two Fern warnings; all three generated command-reference variants contain the corrected restriction.Normal commit hooks, publication validation, and CLI type checking passed for
54fd52c10. GitHub confirms all 28 PR commits have valid Verified signatures. Fresh CI remains required; local timeout overrides do not change CI limits.Published
54fd52c10subsequently passed full core CI, managed-image E2E, portable rootless E2E, and self-hosted qualification.The newest uninstall regressions reproduced malformed/unreadable receipt loss and scoped custom-port router termination before repair. The final focused command
node_modules/.bin/vitest run --project cli src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-model-router-port.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-gateway-segregation.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan-gateway-segregation-selected-port.test.ts src/lib/actions/uninstall/run-plan.test.ts --coverage=false --maxWorkers=2passed all 139 tests. These include process/receipt/runtime-file retention, unknown listener inventory, and successful retry after the router is absent while unrelated gateways remain.The broader local uninstall run passed 344 of 349 tests. The five failures are the same unchanged portable-runtime cases blocked by this Mac's Homebrew OpenShell trust check, before reaching router cleanup; the published revision's hosted CI passed. No tests or CI policy were weakened. The standalone typecheck initially exhausted Node's default 4 GB heap; it passed with the documented 8 GB heap setting.
Reviewed the candidate changes for secrets, credentials, unrelated changes, and model-specific content.
Normal signed-commit hooks, publication validation, and final CLI typecheck passed for
d39125c7648ebb4c780288c04fc9676815d40e8e. All 29 commits published at that point were GitHub Verified. That revision passed full core CI, managed-image E2E, portable rootless E2E, and self-hosted qualification.Final-owner cleanup regressions failed for both compatible API families before repair. After repair,
vitest run --project cli src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-shared-proxy.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy-host-local-inference.test.ts --coverage=false --maxWorkers=2passed 25 tests. The broader run covering shared proxy, Model Router, destroy flow, final-gateway flow, timeout recovery, and destroy tests passed 117 tests across six files. These source tests prove the cleanup predicate and fresh remaining-owner decision; they do not claim live process termination.Normal signed-commit hooks, publication validation, and CLI typecheck passed for
f5c3171a79f655767ae6c450e74a13677008461c. That revision passed full core CI, managed-image E2E, portable rootless E2E, self-hosted qualification, and code/security analysis.Follow-up failure-path regressions reproduced 13 cases where pre-delete proxy cleanup violated retention or ordering. After moving cleanup to the confirmed-delete path, seven destroy/recovery suites passed 149 tests. A subsequent three-file run passed 91 tests, including the added proxy-cleanup failure/retry case. Coverage includes both compatible API families, Ollama, deletion failure, timeout with and without force, workspace failure, forced local cleanup, confirmed deletion, prior absence, peer retention, and retry without a second remote deletion.
Final validation after moving proxy-specific full-flow cases out of the oversized destroy test file passed all 150 tests across seven suites. Existing coverage was preserved; no size limit, test, or CI gate was weakened. The new cases live with their existing shared-proxy owner tests.
Published
b4f532c191ded24fa9cfb9d5ca5786b6138953b0through the normal pre-push hooks. The original hook process and final CLI compiler check were observed running; its fresh success receipt and the exact upstream branch/PR SHA were checked after completion. All 31 commits published at that point were GitHub Verified, with a clean tree.That revision subsequently passed full core CI, managed-image E2E, portable rootless E2E, self-hosted qualification, security scanning, and code-quality analysis.
The next repair's production-uninstall regressions first reproduced a surviving old router on ports 4000 and 14000 while the latest router on 15000 was stopped. A five-suite validation passed 162 tests; additional sibling-preservation cases then passed in the 23-test router suite. After organizing the tests to satisfy unchanged repository rules, the seven-suite run passed 241 of 242 tests. One existing timeout-recovery test exceeded five seconds in the parallel run; the unchanged seven-test timeout suite then passed alone with the same limit. No CI or timeout policy was changed.
New public
destroySandboxtests delete two named owners sequentially for both compatible API families and observe the proxy surviving the first deletion and stopping after the last. The router tests exercise the production uninstall entrypoint with real temporary receipt/registry/runtime files, independent fake processes, missing or cleared latest receipts, scan failures, failed termination, sibling preservation, and repair/retry. Process execution is mocked; these tests do not claim live process validation.Publication validation rejected the first multi-port repair before any remote update: its source-colocated test helper pulled test-only files into the production TypeScript build. Moved the helper to the existing
test/supportdirectory without changing build configuration. The router suite passed all 23 tests afterward.Published
5e5b70128bab37cf2b180260a22987703f42b090after normal publication validation, production build, and CLI typecheck passed. GitHub confirms all 33 published commits are Verified. Remote branch and PR commit match, the worktree is clean, and GitHub reports no merge conflicts.That revision passed core CI, including all 12 CLI shards, combined coverage, and the final checks job. Managed-image build and activation, portable rootless, self-hosted qualification, Podman CPU, security scanning, and code quality also passed. Both standard and rootless Podman all-agent activation passed. Overall CLI and plugin coverage remain at 84% and 96%, respectively.
Review notes
Current batch collected for
c8201fc3e8c84441e831077ae735d122a8cf3f2b: all CI jobs terminal; two PR-owned TLS-fixture failures and both hosted approval failures are addressed by this repair. CodeRabbit completed with a trivial state-layer relocation suggestion; it is deferred as a nonfunctional refactor. The existing lsof fix remains intact, although its bot thread is still open. Advisor specialists are not scheduled after failed core CI under the checked-in workflow; the old Advisor result is not approval of this candidate. Self-review of the four-file repair covered both callers, credential custody, request/device/scope validation, script integrity, cleanup, status propagation, TLS authority, and negative tests. The live contract still requires real prepared-shell approval and a successful consumer with zero command status; no live assertion moved or weakened. Human review remains open. Fresh CI and automated review are required; no manual live run was dispatched.Prior batch: completed collection for
6db756a649fd5b72d77ed89ab27de752c878c1e4before publication. All nine specialists in Advisor 36594286704 reported clear; all 27 review documents were read. The repair addresses CodeRabbit's listener-warning finding and replaces the still-failing shell mechanism reported by Rebecca. Prior Docker and Podman activation failed after approval success; downstream GPU selection then failed because managed-image publication was not successful. These are not waived. Self-review covered warning/error separation, PID ownership, interpreter isolation, wrapper inheritance, credential custody, script integrity, status propagation and cleanup. Fresh CI/review and human approval remain required. Existing inherited and deferred findings below are unchanged; no manual live selector was dispatched.This update addresses Rebecca's shell-exit review and both findings from Advisor 36528852068. All nine specialists succeeded and all 27 review documents were read; seven specialists were clear. The migration repair prevents overwriting an existing recorded port; it does not implement broader automatic migration. The operability repair closes the proxy-owner publication gap. Self-review covered credential restoration, lock ordering, pending-route ownership, receipt retention, shell status, integrity checks, and cleanup. No independent approval or CI waiver is claimed. Historical deferrals below describe older commits; inherited missing-listener-inventory behavior remains deferred.
The
466d7b17brepair addresses the failed managed-image activation check and the documentation P1 from Advisor 36522473746. All nine specialists completed; all 27 review documents were read. The other eight specialists were clear, and CodeRabbit confirmed the prior activation-marker repair. The hosted failure hides the selector exception: local terminal corruption is reproduced, but fresh hosted CI must confirm the repair. Self-review covered command quoting, script integrity, credential boundaries, approval assertions, status propagation, and cleanup. No independent approval of this commit is claimed. The broader migration concern below remains deferred, not fixed or waived.The preceding update addresses Rebecca Sliter's review and the duplicate operability finding from Advisor 36516360810. Self-review of
247565ceedf5dd4293bc363195b4ac781a82ec4fin NVIDIA/NemoClaw checked fallback session ownership, sibling routed-cleanup predicates, and the retained OpenClaw activation marker. The regression checks the full preserved session after a port-only change. The update also carries the repair for CodeRabbit's pending-activation finding. No independent approval of the new commit is claimed.All nine specialists completed the 2054ced Advisor run. Seven were clear; operability reported the fixed comparison gap, and migration reported configured-port changes overwriting prior router recovery state. The broader migration finding is not fixed or waived by this narrow review repair and needs a separate scope decision. A read-only base/candidate function reproduction shows that both revisions leave the old process running and replace its PID, while the candidate additionally replaces routerPort; that inherited component does not dismiss the durable-receipt concern. Delivery also recommends model-router-provider-routed-inference and ollama-auth-proxy live tests. No manual selector was dispatched. The PR is not claimed approval-ready.
This PR changes sensitive inference, onboarding, and cleanup paths in
NVIDIA/NemoClaw. Commit84068c6669e2619475e770d3e716879f56e23a2dintegrates upstreammainat4c44f7cc8103453b48ae49eac3c7e630ffe299e4.Conflict-resolution commit
d87f78ceed58119e82f7150e5a0b26063c836826merges canonical main020ed3df84ca589bced54f1f931ead3b5ec3472finto published5e5b70128bab37cf2b180260a22987703f42b090. It preserves history and adapts context-limit recovery to #12120's native OpenClaw ownership. Fresh CI and automated reviews must evaluate this combined revision. Earlier reviews below are historical evidence, not approval of the new merge. Human approval is still required; no PR merge or approval is claimed.All nine specialists succeeded in Advisor run 36456470837 for
84068c666. Four findings concerned the shared router resolver, legacy port migration, missing-port uninstall recovery, and command-reference wording; the follow-up repairs address all four. Architecture's current configured-port expression was already equivalent, but the associated legacy-port transition gap was valid and is now covered.CodeRabbit resumed and completed its review of
84068c666. Its same-model endpoint retry finding is addressed by the pending-sync marker and failure/retry tests. Both prior external-review findings (legacy-port revalidation and credential-loss backend ownership) are resolved with published regression evidence. Fresh CI and automated review must confirm the follow-up revision before approval; no approval, merge authority, or CI waiver is claimed.The full subsequent review batch for
54fd52c10was collected. CodeRabbit explicitly confirmed the context-retry fix, then reported unreadable session receipts being treated as absent. All nine specialists succeeded in Advisor run 36463043018; eight were clear and operability identified scoped shared-router termination. Both findings are repaired ind39125c76. The shared-router repair also retains its owning files and receipt, rather than merely leaving its PID running while state cleanup deletes them. Fresh automated review remains required for this repair; no approval or waiver is claimed.All nine specialists completed Advisor run 36468694856 for
d39125c76. Eight were clear; operability found that final compatible-endpoint destruction did not stop the shared proxy process. The follow-up repairs that lifecycle gap without changing backend-binding retention. Base comparison showed that the new shared-owner preservation makes this sequence reachable: the proxy survives the first Ollama sandbox removal and must stop after its last compatible owner is removed. Verification also recommended the manualollama-auth-proxyselector; no manual run is claimed or required by this task's publication contract.CodeRabbit completed
d39125c76with no actionable comments. CodeQL's test-fixture warning was reviewed as a false positive: an existence assertion and intentional fixture repair occur within a test-owned temporary directory. The thread is resolved; no scanner configuration or security policy was changed.CodeRabbit also cleared
f5c3171a7. All nine specialists completed Advisor run 36472843102; eight were clear. Operability identified proxy cleanup before confirmed sandbox deletion. The follow-up moves only shared proxy cleanup into the existing confirmed-delete branch, leaving NIM preparation unchanged. Tests now drive the full destroy path, including remote failure and recovery, instead of relying only on the isolated owner predicate. Fresh CI and automated review must confirm this repair.All nine specialists completed Advisor run 36478076294 for
b4f532c19; seven were clear. Base/candidate reproduction showed that the missing-lsoffallback and the old-custom-port leak existed previously, but replacing the default-port scan with latest-port cleanup newly misses an older router on port 4000. The follow-up uses all recorded ports. It retains state when a recorded port cannot be inspected and no recorded PID was stopped, or when inspection or termination fails. The inherited missing-lsoffallback after a recorded PID stops remains separately identified below. CodeRabbit's request for the public two-owner proxy test is included. No additional manual E2E selectors were recommended.All nine specialists cleared
5e5b70128in Advisor run 36485120924, and its blocker gate passed. All 27 specialist summary, findings, and E2E documents were read. Each findings file is clear; no additional or unresolved E2E recommendation remains.CodeRabbit completed its review of
5e5b70128and confirmed the public two-owner test fix. Its remaining minor finding concerned a second listener surviving whenlsofis unavailable but the recorded PID was stopped. A read-only reproduction using the actual base and candidate cleanup functions stopped PID 55681 and left PID 55682 in both revisions. The base caller also continued cleanup. CodeRabbit independently checked both commits, withdrew this PR finding, and resolved the thread. The limitation remains inherited; no claim is made that stopping one PID proves every listener is absent.The conflict-resolution update removes the redundant existence assertion behind CodeQL alert 3346 while retaining the stronger unchanged-content assertion and repair/retry checks. No scanner configuration, alert dismissal, or CI waiver was added. Fresh CodeQL must confirm the result before it is called green.
Reopening the unchanged
5e5b70128revision triggered another evaluation. Image activation, portable rootless, and self-hosted qualification passed. Core run 36494022037 failed only in the unchanged Linux PTY diagnostic test attest/e2e/support/launch-agent-turn.test.ts:1033; Advisor skipped after that failure. The test and its immediate dependencies are unchanged between the recorded base and PR. No broad rerun or weakened assertion was used. The merged revision needs its own complete CI result.Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas prekshiv@nvidia.com
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