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Healthy accounts keep actions despite failed credential
By RepoJournal · Filed · About OpenClaw
One credential failure no longer disables message actions for healthy accounts.
A fix in openclaw/openclaw ensures that a single failing credential SecretRef keeps unrelated healthy accounts usable, addressing the previously broad outage [1]. The change isolates unavailable account discovery so message actions for healthy accounts remain functional.
Crabbox injects reserved execution metadata (CRABBOX_LEASE_ID, CRABBOX_RUN_ID, CRABBOX_SLUG) authoritatively over ambient values [2], and pool capacity is now reconciled to desired ready counts [3].
Crabbox also refreshed dependencies, moving toolchain to Go 1.26.5 and removing five high-severity npm audit findings [4], and fixed Blaxel provider issues against current APIs [5].
Action items
- → Review channel credential configuration for single point of failure openclaw/openclaw [plan]
- → Update Crabbox dependencies before next release openclaw/crabbox [plan]
- → Re-test Blaxel usage after provider fixes openclaw/crabbox [monitor]
References
- [1] fix(channels): keep healthy accounts' message actions when one credential SecretRef fails (#110329) ↗ openclaw/openclaw
- [2] feat: inject reserved execution metadata ↗ openclaw/crabbox
- [3] feat(pool): reconcile desired ready capacity ↗ openclaw/crabbox
- [4] chore: refresh dependencies ↗ openclaw/crabbox
- [5] fix(blaxel): lifecycle policies, full-document label updates, absolute FS paths ↗ openclaw/crabbox