fix(messaging): stop rebuild from disabling gateway-backed channels - #10707
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Every rebuild re-derived which channels are configured from the host process environment. A pasted secret only ever lives in the process that captured it, so on any later run the required input reads as missing, the channel is disabled, and its credential bindings and network egress are stripped from the plan. The sandbox then comes back with no injected credential and no channel egress while its config still declares the channel enabled. Host env is no longer the only evidence. A channel whose credential the gateway still holds is kept: token channels resolve through the plan's credential bindings, and a bridge channel, which renders none, resolves its provider by name from the co-located provider profile. The check uses the provider match the create intent already uses to reuse a provider without its source secret, so it reads live OpenShell state and stores nothing. Removal still wins. Channel removal deletes both the per-credential and the bridge provider, so an absent provider keeps disabling the channel as before. The re-attach path needed no change; it was only blocked by the disabled-channel list this reconciliation was filling in.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSandbox messaging reuse now inspects gateway-held credentials before filtering channels or writing refreshed plans. It handles exact, missing, collision, and indeterminate results. Tests cover provider binding collection, channel reuse, and checkpoint resume. Documentation defines channel removal and pausing. ChangesSandbox messaging reconciliation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR preserves gateway-backed messaging channels across rebuilds and disables them only when required credentials are confirmed missing; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SandboxMessaging
participant CheckpointReplay
participant CredentialProviderRegistration
participant SandboxPlan
SandboxMessaging->>CheckpointReplay: Collect required messaging bindings
SandboxMessaging->>CredentialProviderRegistration: Inspect required gateway credentials
CredentialProviderRegistration-->>SandboxMessaging: Return inspection results
SandboxMessaging->>SandboxPlan: Persist reconciled plan after inspections resolve
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Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria <akumaria@nvidia.com>
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In `@src/lib/onboard.ts`:
- Line 2523: Update the flow before registration.stageSandboxCredentialProviders
to normalize legacy Slack bindings: preserve both SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and
SLACK_APP_TOKEN by mapping them to the current distinct Slack provider
identities instead of allowing requiredMessagingProviderBindings to overwrite
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Outcome
Messaging channels now survive sandbox rebuilds when their required credentials remain available through matching gateway providers, even after the host process that collected those credentials exits. A channel is disabled only when a required gateway credential is confirmed missing; an uncertain or conflicting probe stops without staging messaging state.
Reason
The previous reconciliation treated an absent host environment variable as proof that an operator removed the channel. Pasted credentials are held by the gateway rather than persisted in the host environment, so later rebuilds could disable a working channel, remove its credential bindings, and remove its network egress.
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exact,missing,collision, orindeterminaterather than collapsing uncertain results into absence.channels removefor removal and explain that clearing host inputs does not delete a gateway-held provider.\n- Normalize a legacy combined Slack binding to its current manifest-owned identities only when a same-channel sibling proves the recorded provider identity; preserve other recorded names so ownership collisions fail closed.Verification
npm run typecheck:cli— passed.npm run checks:repository— passed.npm run docs— passed with 0 errors and 2 baseline warnings; generated OpenClaw and Hermes variants were reviewed.npm run validate:pr— passed.An affected-source run selected 3,022 tests: 3,017 passed. Five unrelated portable-runtime uninstall tests could not use the host Homebrew OpenShell installation because it did not satisfy the repository checksum and trust contract; no rerun was used.
docs-updatednpm run docspassed with 0 errors and 2 baseline warnings.npm run validate:prpassed.Review notes
channels stoppreserves credentials and pairing.channels removedeletes the provider and remains the explicit removal workflow.Contributor live validation
The contributor reproduced the original defect and validated the repair on a Linux x86_64 host with Google Chat in gateway-minted mode. OpenClaw used the managed
v0.0.116image; Hermes used a locally built image.stopandstartchannels add, thenstopandstartrebuildrebuildstopandstartAfter the repair, the contributor observed
GOOGLE_CHAT_ACCESS_TOKENin the sandbox, the policy preset applied, an empty disabled-channel list, and an outbound Google Chat message request in the gateway log without a channel denial.Signed-off-by: Hung Le hple@nvidia.com
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