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OpenClaw doctor exposes plugin registry findings; fixes AbortError misclassification

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OpenClaw's doctor command now surfaces structured plugin-registry findings with dry-run repair effects, while a model-fallback fix stops provider-side AbortErrors from being misread as user cancellations.

OpenClaw's doctor command now exposes structured `core/doctor/plugin-registry` findings for missing or stale registry state, stale managed npm bundled plugin shadows, stale local bundled install records, and managed npm peer-link issues. These findings include dry-run repair effects, while real mutation stays in the existing plugin registry doctor repair path, and the contribution is registered in doctor health check ordering. [1]

A model-fallback fix addresses a case where the LLM API closes the connection mid-stream, surfacing `AbortError("This operation was aborted")` with no external abort signal. The guard `shouldRethrowAbort()` previously returned false because the error message matched the timeout check, so the error was never retried and propagated as `SILENT_REPLY_TOKEN` in group chat. The fix stops rethrowing these provider-side AbortErrors as user cancellations. [2]

Separately, the v2026.6.9 changelog update was merged then reverted because the replacement made `CHANGELOG.md` too large to mirror into the GitHub release body. The revert restores the previous v2026.6.9 section while keeping the later v2026.6.10 heading update. [3][4]

On the tooling side, clownfish pruned 41 completed OpenClaw inbox jobs and added three manual canary jobs for openclaw/openclaw PRs, preserving published result records for runs 28293790520, 28293796587, and 28293800711. The canary jobs verified three PRs merged via external preflight. [5]

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What shipped in OpenClaw on June 28, 2026?
OpenClaw's doctor command now surfaces structured plugin-registry findings with dry-run repair effects, while a model-fallback fix stops provider-side AbortErrors from being misread as user cancellations. In total, 27 commits and 24 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to OpenClaw on June 28, 2026?
4 developers shipped this update, including vincentkoc, giodl73-repo, shengting, and hannesrudolph.
What were the notable OpenClaw updates?
Doctor: expose plugin registry findings, fix(model-fallback): don't rethrow provider-side AbortErrors as user cancellations, and docs: update changelog for v2026.6.9.
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