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openclaw 2026.9.7 hardens update rollback, and Peekaboo ships GPT-6.1 Sol
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openclaw 2026.9.7 makes managed updates recoverable by backing up every state and agent database before migrations, while crabbox closes a set of failure-reporting and cleanup gaps and Peekaboo 4.7.0 adds GPT-6.1 Sol selection.
openclaw 2026.9.7 openclaw/openclaw
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Updates now snapshot every state and agent database before migrations and restore them on rollback, taking consistent snapshots while the Gateway keeps writing, and they refuse to start schema changes when snapshot cleanup fails. Managed updates also stop always rolling back with a stack overflow, and Windows updates now finish after state migration; upgrades from 2026.9.5 get all of it.
fix(slack): show only commentary on the default fallback progress card openclaw/openclaw
The Block Kit fallback progress card in Slack lost the status emoji, the bold commentary title, the plan checklist, the file footer, and the Done header. With the quiet default it now reads as italic commentary and narration plus approval requests and the Open in OpenClaw button, so the fallback no longer shouts when the native task card is unavailable.
chore(release): include GPT-6.1 Sol in Peekaboo 4.7.0 openclaw/Peekaboo
GPT-6.1 Sol selection landed after the 4.7.0 preparation commit, so its changelog entry moved out of Unreleased and into the 4.7.0 notes and highlights. Anyone tracking the release notes for the model should read 4.7.0 rather than waiting on a follow-up.
fix(stop): prepare lease SSH identity before coordinator guest cleanup openclaw/crabbox
Every crabbox stop of a coordinator lease printed SSH 255 warnings for the GitHub Actions hydration stop marker and egress cleanup because the guest cleanup never ran. Preparing the lease SSH identity before coordinator guest cleanup makes those stops actually execute.
build(deps): update audited Chrome provider to 1.10.1 openclaw/Peekaboo
Peekaboo moved the audited Chrome DevTools MCP dependency from 1.9.0 to 1.10.1 after the repository's 48-hour cooldown, and the new per-server BrowserManager owns connections while Peekaboo's verifier uses the same owner. The single socket, cached refusal, explicit reconnect, and redirect rejection contracts are preserved.
perf(gcp): reuse a recent firewall policy verification openclaw/crabbox
The long tail: crabbox started caching Crabbox-managed GCP firewall verifications in coordinator memory for five minutes after gcp.firewall_get measured 3.4 to 4.1 s per create, bounded Parallels readiness to one startup deadline, preserves 422 provisioning_failed on replays, reports unsupported native checkpoint modes with a proper failure receipt, and openclaw fixed sessions_send against a li...
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