fix(images): refresh trixie package pins - #11634
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In `@Dockerfile.base`:
- Around line 122-133: Update the socat package pin in the Hermes base image
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- Line 90: Strengthen the test around overlaySource so it validates the staged
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…11633) ## Outcome OpenClaw and Hermes can build their normal images and start providerless sandboxes without a selected model or inference route. Configuration represents absent inference explicitly until the existing managed inference lifecycle supplies a real route and model. ## Reason Providerless onboarding passed an empty model through Dockerfile preparation. OpenClaw rejected the generated empty model ID; Hermes rejected the missing `NEMOCLAW_MODEL`. The managed startup profile also substituted a placeholder model, which did not represent a configured inference route. This follows #11584. Both generator failures were reproduced against main revision `c356332eae2c5bcc03fd64933db704b91795d980` before the repair. ### Related issues Refs #11548. ## Changes - Preserve explicit inference absence through Dockerfile arguments, both real configuration generators, and the internal startup profile. OpenClaw and Hermes accept an absent profile; other agents retain their existing requirements. - Share the absence check between generation and startup so partial inference input still fails ordinary validation. Real-generator regression tests cover absent, configured, partial, and deferred configuration. - Retain normal image entrypoints, plugin integration, Hermes managed restrictions, and dashboard seeding. Handle nullable startup profiles in clone, rebuild, and export consumers. - Exercise the existing managed inference configuration updater after providerless generation. Failed route changes preserve the absent configuration; invalid Hermes dashboard routing does not replace existing state. The E2E fixture validates restart inputs before stopping the gateway. It restarts a selected user service, or calls the candidate CLI's existing startup code for the registered gateway. A failed selected-service restart retains that service for cleanup. Gateway health, sandbox readiness, retained state, and agent turns remain separate assertions. Unsupported OpenShell start/stop commands are removed from this fixture. Production recovery behavior, network preparation, component schemas, authentication, policy ownership, activation deadlines, and retries remain unchanged. ## Verification - Gateway fixture and receipt repair `41c99ba87bf3e2f4c2e8e11525cd9324b6950d9f`: 88 E2E support tests, 18 receipt-refresh tests, and 15 candidate-authority tests passed locally and on Linux from this committed source. The subprocess tests execute the restart script with controlled registry/startup modules. Live gateway startup also passed in the CI activation run below. CLI type-checking and all repository checks passed, including the Pi receipt gate. - `npx vitest run --project integration test/generation/providerless-agent-config.test.ts` — 33 passed on Linux, zero skipped. The corrected test helper in `0427b021a033dc79999386346a6928ca18085e73` supplies the selected provider and agent identity to the real Dockerfile patcher. Its bytes match the Linux test run. - Affected startup, Dockerfile, clone, rebuild, and build-context suites — 1,023 passed across 41 files. Agent generator, Hermes policy/dashboard, and affected E2E support suites — 378 passed across eight files. These runs overlap with other recorded runs; counts are not additive. - Full managed inference action suite — 295 passed across 20 files. External route/service operations in these command tests are mocked. - `NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=8192 npm run typecheck:cli` — passed. - `npm run build:cli` and `npm --prefix nemoclaw run build` — passed. - Linux AMD64 live validation of production commit `903aa4a2045b8494df6f286ed17361c2c8e3b920` with OpenShell 0.0.116 — both normal image builds passed; both sandbox supervisors reached `Ready`; both agents started and passed health checks. The gateway had zero providers before and after testing. - Live OpenClaw configuration had no providers and no primary model; the NemoClaw plugin remained enabled. Hermes had no routing keys and retained manual approvals. OpenClaw's observed pre-install plugin notices were nonblocking. - Exact image IDs: OpenClaw `sha256:4353b469eacb7f8d7cc04e6481c715077c51f9574ae2ab65874493a73a3809ec`; Hermes `sha256:ecd37be5e607857d96fd79e010b4d8712582cc8cef2c572266aeeb1ebcebad56`. Runtime versions were OpenClaw 2026.7.1 and Hermes 0.20.6. Both retained user `sandbox` and entrypoint `/usr/local/bin/nemoclaw-start`. - Test sandboxes, their isolated gateway, and their empty test network were removed after evidence collection. Unrelated workloads and retained failure evidence were preserved. - Secret scanning passed; the diff contains no secrets, API keys, or credentials. The Pi receipt gate passes locally. Both native Pi jobs in [managed-image run 34727786488](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/34727786488) built, published, and validated their images successfully. The checked-in receipts preserve the downloaded contract bytes for source `e44d6f1ee65e05bfab0949f01a91be31f497aaaf`, cohort `ghrun-34727786488-1`; the authority contains their SHA-256 digests. Pi image inputs are unchanged between that qualified source and this repair. Merged package dependency #11634 also cleared the Deep Agents Code staging-base failure. CI on `41c99ba87bf3e2f4c2e8e11525cd9324b6950d9f` completed without failed checks. The [CI suite](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/34730058075) passed all CLI shards, plugin and installer tests, type-checking, and repository checks. The [managed-image run](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/34730057979) passed all three direct image/startup checks, both Pi image qualifications, staging-base validation, and both OpenClaw MCP discovery passes. The [managed runtime activation job](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/34730057979/job/103653850532) passed for OpenClaw, Hermes, and Deep Agents Code using published images from this exact source and cohort `ghrun-34730057979-1`. Its artifact records 12 agent turns, zero Dockerfile builds during activation, onboarding, gateway restart, reconciliation, retained-state checks, and destruction. Cleanup completed without failures. Agent turns used the test inference responder; this does not qualify the providerless external-component flow or a production inference service. This result resolves the earlier gateway restart fixture failure. ## Review notes Sensitive paths include `scripts/generate-openclaw-config.mts`, `agents/hermes/**`, `src/lib/onboard/**`, candidate receipt authority, and the reviewed startup runtime bundle. Self-review and the listed tests cover the changes. The fixture addresses the selected-service restart and missing-input review findings. CodeRabbit reviewed changes through `41c99ba` and reported no new actionable comments. All nine [PR Review Advisor specialists](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/actions/runs/34730704378) completed successfully; their artifacts were collected and checked against this commit. Advisor findings concern the deferred rebuild lifecycle and public Hermes guidance described below. The human change-request review remains unresolved. Earlier bootstrap commits used the disclosed Pi receipt exception; the final receipt commit also needed that pre-commit exception because the gate compares committed history. The committed receipt pair now passes the gate. The PR is not ready to merge while validation or review remains unresolved. Review also requests rebuilding and automatic upgrades while inference is deferred. Existing rebuild preflight refuses before deleting the sandbox when provider/model data is absent. That broader lifecycle change remains pending a maintainer scope decision. The nullable prior-profile reads support rebuild after inference is configured later. Advisor also identified public providerless guidance that is restricted to OpenClaw. The Hermes procedure and deferred-inference explanation are deferred to `Docs / Post-Merge Catch-Up`, as permitted for `docs/**` in an ordinary code PR. The owning repository guidance remains in this PR. This documentation follow-up must retain the live qualification limits below. The earlier providerless Linux validation covered the normal generated-image path with capability union disabled. It did not exercise protected managed-image root application, external-component activation, or a successful managed inference request. Both normal policies used their existing `best_effort` mode. Supervisors reported three skipped filesystem rules; `/app`, `/run/nemoclaw/managed-startup-ca-bundle.pem`, and `/run/nemoclaw/managed-startup-runtime.env` were absent. These results do not qualify a stricter external policy. No placeholder paths or policy changes were introduced. The shared external-component installation could not support a second independent lifecycle for this test. Existing declarations were not reused or reset. Neither agent was inference-ready: a matching route, valid model configuration, and a successful managed inference request still need live qualification. Ordinary provider-backed behavior and deferred configuration are covered by the listed deterministic tests. --- Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria <akumaria@nvidia.com> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * OpenClaw and Hermes can now start without an inference provider or model configured. * Inference routing can be added or updated later through managed configuration. * Providerless configurations preserve supported dashboard behavior and allow secure later route updates. * OpenClaw heartbeat sessions now run in isolation. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved handling of incomplete or missing inference settings during onboarding, cloning, rebuilding, and dashboard configuration. * Added validation to reject partial routing configurations and prevent invalid credentials or model settings. * **Documentation** * Added guidance for providerless startup, later inference activation, validation, and recovery behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria <akumaria@nvidia.com>
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Outcome
Restore Trixie-based managed image builds by refreshing exact Debian package pins that are no longer available from the configured repositories.
Reason
The managed image jobs observed on PR #11504 fail first on the removed curl
deb13u4package. Correcting curl exposes additional stale exact pins for libcap2-bin, e2fsprogs, socat, and the patched Python package input, so these tightly coupled repository updates must move together.Related issues
Changes
deb13u5snapshot inputs and update its exact inventory consumers.deb13u4ordeb13u5patched package and reporting the exact installed version in the security inventory.Verification
linux/amd64andlinux/arm64— passed in all four combinations.socat=1.8.0.3-1+deb13u1probe — Debian reports that version as the candidate and installs it successfully on AMD64 and ARM64.4a3560862a8262abe087b6e94431b03e825ba965.Review notes
NVIDIA/NemoClaw75a783de73adc9d326947b5f0deafa6a9d39957f.github/workflows/managed-images.yaml,agents/**,scripts/security/build-native-security-packages.sh,src/lib/onboard/dockerfile-remote-dashboard-bind-contract.ts, andsrc/lib/sandbox-base-image/security-inventory.ts4a3560862a8262abe087b6e94431b03e825ba965was published solely to generate same-commit Pi contracts. The final head contains both exact receipts, passes normal publication validation, and is ready for review while fresh CI completes. No CI failure is accepted for merge.Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas prekshiv@nvidia.com
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