OpenClaw 2026.6.10-beta.1: session-state and Codex approval hardening
Beta release focused on keeping agent turns and session transcripts intact across retries and partial turns, tightening Codex approval/SDK helpers, and closing several input-bound and network-boundary holes. Mostly reliability work for existing operators rather than new capability.
PUBLISHED2026-06-21
OBSERVED2026-08-11
AGE1mo
SOURCES1
- Session state: pending subagent completion announcements preserved, chat transcripts kept non-empty, media index alignment maintained, dormant follow-up drains restarted, compaction model aliases resolved consistently
- Codex: app-server SecretRefs, thread context, bounded turn text, routed approval context, typed SDK approval/session helpers
- Channels: Telegram/Discord/Slack keep richer progress and reasoning output; structured Telegram send errors; Slack shortcuts; canonical sent-thread recording; WhatsApp retries opening text chunk after media failure
- Security: SSH tunnel preflight scoped to loopback; device-backed node pairings removed; unsafe chat/tool/package/response lengths rejected; stale abort markers no longer affect fresh chat events
- CLI: rename sessions from chat, explicit session compaction, session duration in status, dry-run preview for message sends and polls
- Cron: recurring error backoff honors configured floors; implicit isolated delivery now requires an explicit target
- Apps: Android settings grouped by intent, iOS notification state cleanup, Watch app on Xcode 27 target layout, native macOS file panel
- Plugins: Zalo external channel entry, Trello curl dependency declared, stale managed skill links retargeted, tool discovery no longer clears active providers
- Doctor now surfaces volatile SQLite state
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