fix(messaging): canonicalize Google Chat refresh profiles - #11126
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGoogle Chat provider profiles now use the canonical service-account JWT strategy and explicit credential metadata. Onboarding converts the strategy for CLI use. Static parity and lifecycle tests cover OpenClaw and Hermes registration. ChangesGoogle Chat credential contract
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In `@src/lib/onboard/messaging-bridge-provider.test.ts`:
- Around line 966-967: Update the exported scope material fixture used before
matchesRegisteredMessagingBridgeProfile so it omits both required and secret
fields, allowing their nullish-false defaults to be exercised; do not add
conditionals that bypass the assertion.
In `@test/e2e/live/channels-stop-start-helpers.ts`:
- Around line 96-97: Update the ESM helper’s legacy provider loading around
legacyProviderDependencies to create a local require with
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exercise omitted material flags.
Both checked-in Google Chat profiles define these fields. The nullish defaults therefore do not execute. A regression that stops treating omitted scope.required or scope.secret as false still passes.
Remove these two fields from the exported scope material fixture before calling matchesRegisteredMessagingBridgeProfile.
As per path instructions, tests must exercise their claim rather than use conditionals that make the test pass without doing so.
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In `@src/lib/onboard/messaging-bridge-provider.test.ts` around lines 966 - 967,
Update the exported scope material fixture used before
matchesRegisteredMessagingBridgeProfile so it omits both required and secret
fields, allowing their nullish-false defaults to be exercised; do not add
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Define require with createRequire(import.meta.url).
test/package.json marks the E2E tree as ESM. The Vitest source hook supports CommonJS-loaded TypeScript modules, but it does not define require in this ESM helper. The bare call can fail during module evaluation.
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In `@test/e2e/live/channels-stop-start-helpers.ts` around lines 96 - 97, Update
the ESM helper’s legacy provider loading around legacyProviderDependencies to
create a local require with createRequire(import.meta.url) before invoking it,
preserving the existing ProviderDependencies cast and module path.
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Approved at exact head Both checked-in Google Chat profiles now equal OpenShell's canonical export. At the pinned OpenShell v0.0.106, I reviewed the complete diff, both CodeRabbit comments, and all nine PR Review Advisor specialist reports. All five PR commits are GitHub Verified and the DCO check passed. The changed test files passed in CI run 34078699394 (shards 1, 11, and 12: 10/10, 54/54, 9/9). That run failed only in [non-blocking] The parity test derives [non-blocking] #11009 and #10782 touch five of these seven files and now conflict with main (5 and 9 hunks). #11009 moves [disposition] The CodeRabbit "Major" on the bare |
<!-- markdownlint-disable MD041 --> ## Outcome Messaging provider setup now completes the active lifecycle through typed OpenShell results after #10895 established provider preparation and inspection. Direct channel registration, reuse, authorized replacement and attachment, refresh observation, and partial-failure recovery stay inside the messaging applier boundary without exposing credentials or refresh secrets. ## Reason Accepted issue #9806 still lacked the active lifecycle operations and recovery behavior after #10895. This is the narrow replacement for closed #10726 and excludes the preparation, inspection, lookup, update, and verification work already delivered there. ### Related issues Part of #9806 Relates to #9813 ## Changes - Extend the existing typed provider adapter for direct attachment, detachment, refresh configuration, and refresh-status observation. Exact adapter-call and secret-custody tests protect the CLI argument, environment, parsing, timeout, and redaction contract. The refresh boundary preserves OpenShell's canonical profile spelling and translates it only for the CLI flag, matching #11126 on current `main`. - Translate current messaging credentials and refresh material into ephemeral application inputs consumed only by the messaging applier. The lifecycle tests protect exact reuse, collisions, missing material, refresh failure, and secret-free returned results. - Keep provider replacement and sandbox attachment explicitly authorized and guarded by gateway identity revalidation. Deterministic tests cover unauthorized replacement, attachment failure, identity drift, and partial mutation. - Route onboarding, sandbox creation, recovery, and direct channel add/remove through the applier while leaving core onboarding channel-neutral. Integration tests protect publication ordering, registry preservation, exact cleanup evidence, and recovery commands. - Document operation-long in-memory secret custody, caller reference release, environment-only child-process transfer, and the lack of guaranteed JavaScript zeroization. - Qualify credential rotation as a successful re-add outcome and route failed provider replacement to the owning recovery guidance. - Reuse #10895's typed result contract and add only the replacement receipt required by the current cleanup consumer. Do not add state-valued mutations, contract digests, or a synchronous inspection adapter. ## Verification - Contributor validation: `npm run validate:pr` passed at exact candidate `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e` against canonical base `2d43de3ed20b339e622c9a10e85d287a5e53627a`. - Tests: 596 messaging, adapter, onboarding, policy, channel, credential-migration, and E2E-support tests passed across 23 focused files at exact candidate `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e`. This includes 510 CLI tests, 76 integration tests, and 10 Google Chat E2E-support tests. The nine loopback-dependent onboarding cases fail only under the filesystem sandbox with `listen EPERM`; the exact 14-test onboarding file passed with host loopback authorization. - Type checking: `npm run typecheck:cli` passed. - Security review: nine-category review passed; `gitleaks` passed; credentials and refresh secrets remain absent from argv, returned results, diagnostics, and persisted plans. - Documentation: `npm run docs` passed and generated both OpenClaw and Hermes variants of the updated channel recovery guidance. - Documentation writer review: independent review passed exact candidate `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e` against base `2d43de3ed20b339e622c9a10e85d287a5e53627a`. The complete 55-file diff, all three public documentation patches, owning source and tests, and generated OpenClaw and Hermes variants were reviewed. A second independent check rejected the Advisor's proposed credential-cleanup wording after tracing the early failure exit in `policy-channel.ts`; the original documentation is therefore retained. Deep Agents correctly omits unsupported channel commands. `npm run docs:check-agent-variants`, the 69-page route check, and `git diff --check` passed. DORI was unavailable and is not claimed. - Secrets review: the diff contains no secrets, API keys, or credentials. Test values are synthetic. ## Review notes - Sensitive-path review: provider authorization, gateway identity, replacement authority, redacted failures, cleanup evidence, secret persistence, and bounded refresh polling were reviewed with protecting tests. - Automated-review repair batches: addressed uncertain connection loss, full-flow cleanup, exact identity checkpoints, exact credential-migration adapter calls, current-token preservation during failed refresh, bounded pending refreshes, refresh-status parsing, malformed and incomplete Google Chat refresh material, Google Chat fixture boundaries, sole applier ownership of web-search profile preparation, refresh identity checks, the Hermes portable source manifest, rejected refresh-error redaction, precise re-add recovery guidance, qualified successful-add idempotency, duplicate onboarding reconstruction of provider-replacement receipts, ignored legacy upsert options, explicit channel-add and rollback replacement authority, replacement-only partial-mutation evidence, the unused registration `bestEffort` option, unreachable cleanup-receipt handling, provider-inspection recovery wording, launcher-correct generated recovery commands, explicit documentation that `--force` bypasses neither incomplete credentials nor cross-sandbox provider authority, retention of `isWebSearchEnabled` as the sole web-search decision owner, rebuild-first policy-removal recovery, provider reattachment when later cleanup fails, rejected reattachment redaction with continued recovery of later sandboxes, and deterministic isolation of onboarding lifecycle fixtures. The retired onboarding lifecycle and its legacy-only tests, fallbacks, helper, forwarding exports, stateful replacement-observer wrapper, redundant web-search wrapper, and inert `bestEffort`, `requireExactBindings`, and option-level `gatewayName` controls are removed. Moving bridge discovery owned by #10895 or exporting a private mutation code would expand scope without a current consumer. - GitHub Advisor: all 21 artifacts from exact remote head `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e` run `34153898333` were read completely, including all nine specialist summaries and JSONL sessions, the verified runtime archive, and GitHub context. All 545 tool calls had matching results. Two out-of-range read results and nine recovered service-limit errors were read and did not prevent any specialist conclusion. The architecture suggestion would move #10895-owned preparation that this slice explicitly excludes. The live Google service-account request needs external credential custody and is unavailable for this deterministic slice; real-credential coverage belongs to #10971 and merged fix #11126. The documentation suggestion is not valid: provider-cleanup failure exits before `clearChannelTokens`, and Google Chat's empty sandbox credential list makes that call a no-op even on success. The independent documentation reviewer confirmed the existing recovery wording matches the source. - CodeRabbit: its exact `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e` incremental review covered the final 16 changed files and produced no actionable comments. Its merge-risk summary is minimal at that exact head. The separate docstring-coverage warning is not a repository gate and adding broad docstrings would exceed this narrow lifecycle slice. All prior substantive threads are resolved or outdated, including uncertain mutation classification, rejected-detachment redaction, partial-mutation evidence, and secret-custody proof. - CI classification: canonical base `2d43de3ed20b339e622c9a10e85d287a5e53627a` includes the recently landed CI and Google Chat profile fixes. All exact-head required and optional checks passed with no candidate-owned failure. - Local Advisor: `npm run review:local` was attempted after focused validation at exact candidate `26ba549ff842db68f45c3d5d7272122b1228388e` against base `2d43de3ed20b339e622c9a10e85d287a5e53627a`. Its temporary OpenShell gateway refused every connection before the first specialist, and cleanup reported `EACCES`. Retained root `/private/var/folders/r3/whrzvm5x439_tdtdlhxc0vlw0000gn/T/nemoclaw-local-review-abCDl9` contains only the complete 23,871-line, 969,572-byte patch, three helper binaries, and two boundary probes. The patch has SHA-256 `c6b0142888b3992b6b5c0ac0f451ff63177163d498a226266e9f4194a355c9ff`, exactly matches the regenerated candidate diff, and reverse-applies cleanly. No local Advisor result is claimed. - Reference boundary: closed #10726 was used only as untrusted evidence. No #10719 or #10726 commit was merged or cherry-picked. --- Signed-off-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added more reliable provider credential setup, refresh, attachment, replacement, and cleanup. - Added support for managed web-search provider profiles. - Added stronger sandbox identity checks to prevent changes to providers attached elsewhere. - Added safer handling for uncertain gateway connections and credential refresh status. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved rollback and recovery after failed channel or provider changes. - Prevented sensitive credential material from appearing in diagnostics. - **Documentation** - Expanded guidance for provider replacement, channel recovery, cleanup, and credential rotation. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Rebecca Sliter <571084+rsliter@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Outcome
Google Chat provider registration now survives OpenShell's import/export round trip for both OpenClaw and Hermes while preserving NemoClaw's exact, fail-closed credential-boundary check. The affected trusted channel-lifecycle targets pass on the same exact candidate commit.
Root cause
Two causal defects appeared in sequence:
google_service_account_jwtand emits explicitrequired: falseandsecret: falsedefaults for refresh material. The checked-in OpenClaw and Hermes profiles instead used the CLI input spelling and omitted those false values. NemoClaw's strict comparison correctly rejected both profiles because the imported OpenShell profile did not equal the checked-in credential boundary.upsertMessagingProviders, while onboarding called the CommonJSprovidersmodule instance. The patch therefore did not intercept rebuild registration, and both agents attempted a real OAuth token mint with fixture credentials.Both agents failed for the same reasons because they share the provider-profile matcher, credential registration path, and channel-lifecycle fixture. Existing deterministic tests constructed matching in-memory values and tested lifecycle sequencing, but did not compare the checked-in YAML with OpenShell's canonical export or exercise the fixture through the real registration entry point.
Related issue
Closes #10971.
Changes
The production matcher remains strict, the private key remains the only secret refresh material, and the change adds no fallback, retry, compatibility layer, or new registry.
Failing-first evidence
false.provider profile -gpath instead of the fixture interception.Local validation
npm run test:changed: passed.npm run typecheck:cli: passed.npm run checks:repository: passed.npm run validate:pr: passed.An additional full E2E-support sweep passed 3,726 tests and skipped 39. Six unrelated host-dependent tests could not run on this macOS checkout because they require Linux systemd/Homebrew trust state,
ip, Python YAML, or exceeded an existing timeout; none covers a changed file or the Google Chat contract.Exact-candidate E2E evidence
0d850fe1135b0bbe0772bfc019c6ba0adc10863930271df8d6b810be4bc10a42a78194e805f9589e5b14e5c299c3779c77895a6c092e874770551a18channels-stop-start-openclaw-openclaw-docker: job 101554932269 — passed.channels-stop-start-hermes-hermes-docker: job 101554932335 — passed.Both jobs passed all seven semantic phases, including active-integration validation, disable/rebuild, re-enable/rebuild, Google Chat removal, and resource release. Their cleanup manifests reported no failures. A bounded scan of retained evidence found no high-risk credential signatures and found 151 redaction markers; all downloaded evidence directories were then removed.
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