fix(anolisa): release displaced plugin tool names on adapter enable - #3228
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[P1] 保留 Qoder v3 receipt 的安装所有权
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/claim.rs:47 将共享版本常量升到 4,
但 adapter/qoder.rs:986 同时把该常量当作 Qoder 安装确认的最低版本。
升级前写出的 schema-v3 Qoder receipt 即使带有
plugin_install_confirmed = true,升级后也会被判成未确认。
此时 disable 会拒绝卸载仍存在的插件并永久保留 receipt;re-enable 还可能把该插件
改记为 pre-existing,随后移除 receipt 却遗留插件。PR 中“没有读取路径按版本门禁”
也因此不成立。Possible direction: 为 Qoder 固定使用其字段引入版本 3,或拆分
driver-specific schema;补充从真实 v3 confirmed receipt 执行 disable 和 re-enable 的回归测试。
[P1] 不要把显式关闭的 memory slot 当作空 slot 恢复
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:3334 将 none 归为可恢复状态,
但 OpenClaw 用 plugins.slots.memory = "none" 表示显式关闭 memory slot。
若用户在 adapter enable 后选择 off,再执行 adapter disable,这里仍会运行
plugins enable memory-core;该命令会重新选择默认 memory owner,反向覆盖用户的 off 选择。
Possible direction: 将显式 off sentinel 与缺失/不可读区分并阻止恢复;增加 slot 为
none 时不得调用 plugins enable memory-core 的完整 Manager 回归测试。
[P2] 让 dry-run 使用 receipt 中的 displacement 状态
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:233-259 的 enable plan 只做新探测。
已有 receipt 的 re-enable dry-run 会因 memory-core=false 声称“不会恢复”,
但真实 re-enable 在 preserve_reenable_facts 中保留所有权,后续 disable 会恢复它。
所以该计划与真实生命周期相反,并可能误导用户认为最终 disable 不会启用
memory-core。Possible direction: 在生成 re-enable plan 时合并 prior receipt 的
OpenClawClaim.displaced_plugins,并补充“已成功 enable 后再次 dry-run enable”的回归测试。
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@kongche-jbw 感谢 review,三条都成立,已在 [P1] 保留 Qoder v3 receipt 的安装所有权 — 已修你指出的完全正确,PR body 里「没有读取路径按版本门禁」这句话是错的: 采用你建议的第一个方向 —— 为 Qoder 固定其字段引入版本:
回归测试(
两个用例在上一版 head 上都会失败,症状与你描述的后果链一致:前者 [P1] 不要把显式关闭的 memory slot 当作空 slot 恢复 — 已修
Manager 回归测试: 与 #3222 上 [P2] 让 dry-run 使用 receipt 中的 displacement 状态 — 已修按你建议的方向,生成 re-enable plan 时合并 prior receipt 的
回归测试 顺带修掉同源的另一侧(disable dry-run 不读 另外三条 bot inline 意见也一并处理了(docs 跨 PR 依赖、disable dry-run、 本地全绿: PR body 已同步更新(含 schema 版本那段错误说法的更正,以及两处有意的行为收窄)。请再 review。 |
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[P1] 用解析后的插件 ID 拒绝自我 displacement
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/manager.rs:953 只与可选的
manifest plugin_id 比较,但该字段可以省略;driver 随后会从
openclaw.plugin.json 或 component 名解析真实 ID。若 displaces.id
等于这个真实 ID,enable 会先安装并验证自己的插件,再把它禁用,最后仍返回成功并写下
Enabled receipt。Possible direction: 在 bundle ID 解析后再次做不同 ID 校验,并增加省略
plugin_id、bundle ID 与 displacement 相同且全程零 mutation 的 Manager 回归测试。
[P1] re-enable 应释放新 contract 已删除的 displacement
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:3658 会把 prior receipt 中
next receipt 没有的每个 displacement 无条件复制回来。组件升级若删除该声明、替换插件或
修改 slot,当前探测会因旧插件已被本 adapter 禁用而产生空 next;这里又恢复旧事实,
same-home cleanup 随后直接 no-op,apply 还会再次禁用旧插件。因此新 contract 永远不会
生效。Possible direction: 只继承当前 contract 仍声明的所有权,并在替换 receipt 前恢复被删除
的条目;覆盖删除、改 ID 和改 slot 的真实 re-enable 测试。
[P1] 在任何卸载动作前验证 displacement receipt
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1050 把 dangling 或 mistyped
displacement 引用的错误吞成 None,generic claim 校验也不检查 payload 引用完整性。
同一个错误到 disable 时要等 adapter 自身已经 uninstall 后,才在 :1155 被发现。
损坏 receipt 因此可先显示 Healthy,再造成部分卸载;指向任意其他
FrameworkPlugin 的引用还会驱动一次非预期的 plugins enable。Possible direction: 在 status
和 disable 的首个动作前校验引用、purpose、与自身 ID 的不同性、唯一性及 slot,并补充
伪造 receipt 时 status 不得 Healthy、disable 不得产生任何 CLI mutation 的回归测试。
[P2] 让 dry-run 的恢复条件与真实 disable 一致
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:264 对带 slot 的条目只说第三方
owner 会阻止恢复,却漏掉真实路径也会因显式 none/off 跳过。反过来,
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/manager.rs:4211 又为无 slot 条目描述了
“operator state”条件,而真实 disable 对该类条目无条件 re-enable。两个合法 contract
都会得到与实际动作不同的预览。Possible direction: 让两处文案逐字反映各自真实分支,并用
slotful explicit-off 与 slotless lifecycle 固定预览。
[P2] 移除仍声称脚本会执行 hand-off 的 rustdoc
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/manifest.rs:900 仍说 install.sh / uninstall.sh
执行相同生命周期,但当前脚本并不读取该声明或处理 memory-core;本 PR 的 module docs 和
用户指南也已明确相反。该 public rustdoc 仍把未实现行为发布为可用。Possible direction:
把这段改为 driver-only contract,并保持与两份 contract 注释一致。
[P2] 文档应说明禁用 memory-core 的完整功能代价
docs/user-guide/en/token-saving/agent-memory.md:122 说明了工具名交接,却没有说明
整个 memory-core 被禁用后,OpenClaw 的 openclaw memory 命令以及其
dreaming/consolidation 生命周期在 adapter 启用期间也不可用。这是当前 contract 每次
enable 都会发生的用户可见行为,而非边缘情况。Possible direction: 在 en/zh 文档与风险说明中
明确这项取舍及 disable 后的恢复条件。
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@kongche-jbw 第 2 轮 6 条全部成立,已在 [P1] 用解析后的插件 ID 拒绝自我 displacement — 已修确认: 采用你的方向,在 bundle ID 解析之后补第二道门禁 测试 [P1] re-enable 应释放新 contract 已删除的 displacement — 已修确认,而且这个 bug 的方向比「不生效」更糟:它是自我固化的。探测因为插件已被本 adapter 禁用而产出空 next, 按你的方向改成两半:
三种场景各有测试: [P1] 在任何卸载动作前验证 displacement receipt — 已修确认,而且
其中「purpose + framework + 非自身」三项是专门针对你指出的「指向任意其他 调用点全部前移到首个动作之前: 测试用三种伪造(悬空引用 / 指向 (说明:argv log 是整测试累积的,所以新增了 [P2] 让 dry-run 的恢复条件与真实 disable 一致 — 已修确认两处都反了,而且是各自反一半:slotful 少说一个 veto,slotless 凭空多说一个 veto。现在两处文案逐字对应真实分支:
四个用例固定预览输出: [P2] 移除仍声称脚本会执行 hand-off 的 rustdoc — 已修确认,这是我上一轮的遗漏:我改了 module docs、用户指南和两份 contract 注释,漏了
顺带清掉 [P2] 文档应说明禁用 memory-core 的完整功能代价 — 已修确认,而且同意这是「每次 enable 都会发生」而非边缘情况——上一轮我只写了工具名交接与 status degraded,把一个用户必然付出的取舍写成了纯收益。 en/zh 两份用户指南各加两段(紧跟 slot 守卫那段之后):
PR body 的 Docs 与 Risk 两节同步写入这项取舍。 验证本地全绿: 两轮共 9 条意见的每一处修复都做了反向验证:单独回退该修复,对应用例即以你描述的症状失败(本轮:自我 displacement 1 条、继承过滤/slot 3 条、receipt 前置校验 2 条、预览文案 3 条)。 两处内部 trait 签名变更: 请再 review。 |
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[P1] 在 enable 前拒绝重复的 displacement 所有权
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/manager.rs:945 只逐项校验,未检查重复 ID
或重复的非空 slot。重复 ID 会生成两份同名 resource/reference:receipt 通过通用校验并先
落盘,自己的插件也已安装,随后 claim_displaced_plugins 才报重复;该
cleanup-failed receipt 连 status/disable 都无法消费。两个不同插件声明同一 slot 时,
disable 又会先恢复第一个,再把它当作第二个的 third owner,删除 receipt 却让第二个继续
处于本 adapter 造成的禁用状态。Possible direction: 在任何宿主探测前校验 ID 与非空 slot
唯一;分别补充重复 ID 零 mutation、重复 slot 不遗留禁用插件的 Manager 回归测试。
[P1] 从 payload 引用解析 adapter 自己的插件
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:906 仍调用
claim_plugin_id,而该 helper 返回 resources 中第一个 FrameworkPlugin。本 PR 让合法
receipt 同时包含 adapter 与 displaced 插件;只要手工编辑时调整 resource 顺序,通用校验
和新的 displacement 校验都通过,disable 却会对 memory-core 执行 uninstall,自己的
插件反而保留;status 与迁移预览也会检查错对象。Possible direction: 始终通过
OpenClawClaim.plugin_resource 解析并校验 purpose/framework/顶层 ID 一致性;补充交换两项
resource 顺序后不得向 displaced ID 发出 uninstall 的回归测试。
[P2] 在 re-enable dry-run 中列出被删除声明的恢复动作
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:331 对同一 home 直接返回空 cleanup
计划,而 plan_enable 又只遍历当前 contract。成功 enable 后若新 contract 删除或替换
一个 displacement,dry-run 因此完全不显示旧插件会被 re-enable;真实路径却在
cleanup_replaced_claim 中先执行该 mutation。Possible direction: 计划阶段比较 prior receipt
与当前声明并列出 dropped restore;补充 enable 后删除及替换声明的 dry-run 对拍测试。
[P2] disable dry-run 也应拒绝损坏的 displacement receipt
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/manager.rs:1468 在 dry-run 分支仅做通用 receipt
校验便调用 plan_disable_report,没有触发 OpenClaw 新增的 reference/purpose/唯一性校验。
同一份 dangling 或重复 reference 会得到成功的 disable 计划,真实 disable 却在首个动作前
报 BundleInvalid,预览无法反映操作是否可执行。Possible direction: 在 real/dry-run 共用的
driver 校验钩子中验证 receipt;让现有三类 corrupt-receipt fixture 也覆盖 disable dry-run。
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@kongche-jbw 第 3 轮 4 条全部成立,已在 [P1] 在 enable 前拒绝重复的 displacement 所有权 — 已修确认,而且这两种重复的失败方式完全不同,重复 slot 那种更危险,因为它是静默的:
按你的方向,在 测试: [P1] 从 payload 引用解析 adapter 自己的插件 — 已修确认,而且这个隐患是本 PR 自己引入的:在 receipt 只可能含一个 新增
测试 [P2] 在 re-enable dry-run 中列出被删除声明的恢复动作 — 已修确认,这是上一轮修 P1-2 时留下的预览缺口:我把真实的 restore 放进了
三个对拍测试(都在成功 enable 之后): [P2] disable dry-run 也应拒绝损坏的 displacement receipt — 已修确认,根因是 dry-run 分支根本不调用 driver: 按你的方向新增 real/dry-run 共用的 driver 校验钩子 顺带把 Qoder 也接进同一个钩子( 测试:把上一轮那三类 corrupt-receipt fixture(悬空引用 / 指向 验证本地全绿: 本轮 4 处修复同样逐一反向验证:单独回退后对应用例即以你描述的症状失败(重复 ID/slot 门禁 2 条、自身插件解析 1 条、dropped-restore 预览 + disable dry-run 校验 4 条)。 一处附带修正需要报备: PR body 已同步更新(What changed 三处、Test、Risk 三处新增收窄项)。本轮新增的对外可见行为变化: 请再 review。 |
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[P1] 不要跨 OpenClaw state dir 继承 displacement 所有权
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:3864 在所有 re-enable 中都把
prior displacement 合并到 next,未比较两份 receipt 的 state dir。若旧 home 中是本
adapter 禁用 memory-core,而新的 OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR 里该插件本就由用户禁用,
prepare 会正确地不 claim;这里却重新 claim,随后旧 home cleanup 恢复旧实例、新 home
apply 又禁用新实例,最终 disable 会在新 home 重新启用用户原本关闭的插件。dry-run
也在 :285 把旧事实显示为 carry-over,并漏掉旧 home 的 restore。Possible direction:
只在 state dir 相同时继承 displacement;跨 home 时完整计划/执行 prior disable,并按
新 home 的探测结果建立所有权。补充新 home 预先禁用该插件的 migration 生命周期测试。
[P1] 在 receipt 侧也校验 slot 的所有权约束
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:3742 只去重 resource 与 plugin id,
没有去重非空 slot;手工把两个合法 displacement 的 receipt 改为同一 slot 后,
validate_claim 仍会放行。真实 disable 恢复第一个插件后,会把它识别成第二个插件的
third owner,跳过第二个恢复,却仍以 cleanup complete 删除 receipt,留下无主的禁用
插件。另外 manager.rs:980 和这里都通过校验拼接后的 plugins.slots.{slot},所以
slot = "" 也会被接受并退化为无守卫恢复。Possible direction: 消费 receipt 时去重非空
slot,并直接拒绝空 suffix;补充 corrupt receipt 的 dry-run/real 零 mutation 测试和空
slot contract 的 enable 拒绝测试。
[P2] 为多个异常 displacement 分别输出修复命令
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1152 把多个 plugin id 用逗号连接后
嵌入一条命令。两个插件同时被重新启用时,status 会建议执行
openclaw plugins disable a, b,这会传入错误参数,无法完成提示的直接修复;Unknown
分支也会虚构 plugins.entries.a, b.enabled 这个不存在的 key。Possible direction: 为每个
插件分别呈现命令与 key,并增加多 displacement 的 status 回归测试。
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@kongche-jbw 第 4 轮 3 条全部成立,已在 [P1] 不要跨 OpenClaw state dir 继承 displacement 所有权 — 已修确认,而且这条比前几轮更隐蔽:它需要「迁移 + 新 home 里用户自己关过同一个插件」两个条件同时成立才发作,一旦发作后果是反向覆盖用户在新 home 的选择——正是第 1 轮 P1-2(显式 按你给的方向修,并采纳了「不需要新字段」这一点:receipt 早就通过
测试: [P1] 在 receipt 侧也校验 slot 的所有权约束 — 已修两点都确认。特别是「
测试: [P2] 为多个异常 displacement 分别输出修复命令 — 已修确认两个分支都坏了,而且 Unknown 分支更糟:它不只是命令不可执行,而是虚构了一个从未存在过的 config key,会把排查者引向一个查不到的地方。
测试: 验证本地全绿: 本轮 3 处修复同样逐一反向验证:单独回退后对应用例即以你描述的症状失败(跨 home 继承门禁 2 条、receipt 侧 slot 约束 3 条、逐插件修复命令 2 条)。四轮合计 16 条意见全部如此验证过。
本轮新增的对外可见行为变化:跨 state dir 的 re-enable 不再继承 prior receipt 的 displacement 声明(新 home 的所有权只来自对新 home 的探测,旧 home 的 displacement 在 cleanup 阶段就地交还);receipt 若含空 slot 后缀或两个条目共用一个独占 slot,status/disable/disable --dry-run 一律拒绝;contract 声明 请再 review。 |
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[P1] 按有效策略和插件清单判定 displacement 所有权
openclaw.rs:1112 只读取 plugins.entries.<id>.enabled,并把缺失键和所有探测失败
都当作可 claim。若用户通过 plugins.deny 或限制性 plugins.allow 禁用了
memory-core,enable 仍会认领这次禁用;随后 disable 在 openclaw.rs:1342 尝试恢复时,
OpenClaw 会以策略阻止而失败。此时自身插件已经卸载,但 receipt 会永久保留,且实现违反
“不恢复用户原先禁用的插件”的承诺。契约里的 id 拼错或宿主移除该插件也会在自身插件完成
安装后才由 plugins disable 报错,并在后续 restore 中以相同方式无法收敛。
Possible direction: 在任何 mutation 前从有效插件清单验证 id 存在且实际启用;策略已禁用的
插件不要 claim,restore 时把“已不存在”或“被显式策略阻止”视为所有权已释放。请补充
deny/allow 以及缺失 displaced id 的完整 enable→disable 回归测试。
[P2] 重启前不要把 hand-off 报告为 Healthy
openclaw.rs:1255 成功执行的 plugins disable 只更新配置;OpenClaw 明确要求重启
Gateway 才应用。用户尚未执行文档中的重启时,运行中的 memory-core 仍占用工具名,但
openclaw.rs:1181 只读新的配置值,因此 adapter status 会返回 Healthy。现有 fake CLI
把配置变化立即映射为 runtime disabled,无法覆盖这个窗口。Possible direction: 在状态中区分
pending restart,或通过真实 live-runtime 证据确认 hand-off 后再报告 Healthy,并增加配置状态
与运行时状态分离的测试。
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@kongche-jbw 第 5 轮 2 条全部成立,已在 [P1] 按有效策略和插件清单判定 displacement 所有权 — 已修确认,而且 Monitor 的取证把这条钉死了:全文 按你的方向做了三层,并采纳了 Monitor 的可复用情报( 1. claim 前:清单 + 策略 + 启用位(新
这里有一个我刻意保守、需要你确认的判断: 2. restore 时:不存在 / 被策略阻止 ⇒ 视为所有权已释放(
3. 「探测不到」仍然不等于「不存在/已关闭」 这条纪律贯穿全部新探针: 测试(7 个,全部 enable→disable 完整生命周期): [P2] 重启前不要把 hand-off 报告为 Healthy — 已修确认,而且这不是理论窗口:文档本来就要求 enable/disable 后执行 按你的第二个方向做(用真实 live-runtime 证据确认 hand-off),复用
测试(3 个): 为让这条可测,fake CLI 增加了 en/zh 用户指南也补上了这个窗口: [P3] 错位挂载的 doc comment — 已修(Monitor 自查项)确认是本 PR 的移动/插入留下的回归: 验证本地全绿: 本轮 3 处修复(含 P3 之外的两处 P1/P2 的三个侧面)同样逐一反向验证:单独回退后对应用例即以你描述的症状失败(清单/策略 claim 门禁 3 条、restore 侧释放 2 条、配置态 vs 运行态 1 条)。五轮合计 18 条意见全部如此验证过。
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[P1] 按 JSON 数组解析 OpenClaw 插件策略
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1217 把
config get plugins.deny/allow 的输出交给插件列表文本解析器。OpenClaw 对数组值会输出
pretty JSON;例如元素行是 "memory-core",不会命中精确 token,而 allowlist 的末行 ]
又会被当成空值。真实 deny/allow 策略因此不会被识别,enable 会错误认领该 transition,
disable 随后还会尝试一个被策略拒绝的 restore。当前测试只注入裸字符串,未覆盖宿主输出。
Possible direction: 将成功输出解析为 JSON 数组,并为 deny 与 allow 各补一个多行 JSON 的
enable/disable 生产链路回归测试。
[P2] 不要把本地 runtime inspect 当成正在运行的 Gateway
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1246 启动新的
openclaw plugins inspect --runtime 进程,1358 行据此判断既有 Gateway 是否仍加载插件。
但 OpenClaw 的该命令从当前配置读取 metadata,并在 CLI 进程内新建 runtime inspection;
它不查询正在运行的 Gateway。plugins disable 写入配置但尚未重启时,新进程会看到 disabled,
这里仍会返回 Healthy,正是本条件要发现的窗口。测试中的 FAKE_OC_PENDING_RESTART 是生产命令
不会提供的独立信号,所以绿测无法证明这条状态判断成立。
Possible direction: 改用真实 Gateway RPC/状态端点,或在获得真实重启证据前保持 pending;
回归测试应让长驻 Gateway 状态与磁盘配置分离,并通过同一生产探针读取。
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@kongche-jbw 第 6 轮 2 条全部成立,已在 先说结论里最重要的一句:P2 你是对的,而我上一轮的修法本身是个错误——我不只是选错了探针,我还把测试 fake 改成去迎合我的假设,于是那个绿色的测试什么也没证明。下面详述。 [P1] 按 JSON 数组解析 OpenClaw 插件策略 — 已修确认,而且你对失败方向的判断很关键:两个 reader 都不是「读不准」,而是都朝着放过策略的方向失败——
也就是说:真实宿主上这两个策略维度一直是失效的,enable 会错误认领 transition,disable 随后发出一个必被策略拒绝的 restore。 修法:新增
测试(按你要求,deny 与 allow 各一条多行 JSON 的生产链路回归): 回退 JSON 解析后共 5 个用例失败(2 单测 + 3 集成)。 [P2] 不要把本地 runtime inspect 当成正在运行的 Gateway — 已修,并且撤销了我上一轮的错误修法你说得对,而且这条比「探针选错」更严重,我想把它讲清楚:
更糟的是测试为什么是绿的:我给 fake CLI 加了 处置:
我没有去发明一个 gateway RPC/状态端点。全仓检索确认本仓库对 OpenClaw gateway 只有 测试: 一个由 P2 牵出、我没有擅自扩大的问题,想请你判断如果 这会削弱本 PR 的一条核心排序理由:「只有在本插件已验证 loaded 之后才 是否要为此单开一条(以及 验证本地全绿: 本轮 2 处修复逐一反向验证:回退 JSON 解析 ⇒ 5 个用例失败(2 单测 + 3 集成);回退为「config 说 disabled 即视为已验证」⇒ 2 个用例失败。六轮合计 20 条意见全部如此验证过。
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[P1] 不要把诊断前言当成 allowlist 条目
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:3979 会在 JSON 解析失败后扫描
stdout 的每一行。例如成功输出为 reading policy... 加 plugins.allow = null 时,
json_id_array 找不到可从 [/{ 开始解析的值,fallback 又会把前言里的单词加入
Named。随后 policy_blocking_plugin 把它当作不含 memory-core 的限制性 allowlist,
enable 会跳过 displacement:两个插件仍争用工具名,receipt 也不会记录可供 status 检查的
所有权。这与“空值不构成限制、只认正面证据”的规则相反。
Possible direction: 在 fallback 前识别 key echo 后的 null/空值,或排除非值诊断行;补一条
带前言的空 allowlist 走完整 enable→disable 调用链的回归测试。
[P2] 让重启后的状态检查能够收敛
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1337 把每个配置为 disabled 的插件
固定归入 recorded_only,所以即使用户执行文档要求的 gateway restart,再次 status 仍会得到
同一个 Unknown。当前提示称 restart 会“settle”结论,用户指南也要求重启后复查,但实现没有
任何能让这次复查转为 Healthy 的状态变化。OpenClaw 已提供运行在 Gateway 内的
tools.catalog / tools.effective RPC,并返回插件来源,可用于判断冲突工具当前由谁持有。
Possible direction: 能力探测后查询 Gateway 的工具来源,不支持或不可达时再保留 Unknown;
回归测试应让磁盘配置相同,仅切换重启前后的 Gateway 工具 owner。
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@kongche-jbw 第 7 轮 2 条全部成立,已在 [P1] 不要把诊断前言当成 allowlist 条目 — 已修确认。你给的复现我逐符号核过: 两个消费点都翻车,而且我认为你说的第二条比第一条更坏:
这确实与「空值不构成限制、只认正面证据」的规则相反——而我上一轮恰恰把 vacant 定义为「非限制」,所以前言伪造出的非空列表正好绕过了那道保护。 修法采纳你指出的设计约束:
另外按你指出的「只堵 残留我写明而不是藏起来:宿主若只打印散文、没有任何值行、且仍 exit 0,那段散文仍会被当成 id。所有已文档化的渲染形态(裸值 / JSON / 测试按你的要求走完整 enable→disable 生产链路,不是只测单函数(否则证明不了
回退 key 限定后共 3 个用例失败(2 单测 + 1 集成),失败的集成用例正是你复现的那条链路。 [P2] 让重启后的状态检查能够收敛 — 本轮选 (b):不做探测,改措辞使其不再承诺收敛先确认你的取证: 为什么不选 (a): (b) 的落地(措辞改为不承诺收敛,并给出真能收敛的自查动作):
(a) 如果要做,请给我这四项,我就能按你要求的方式实现并测试(「磁盘配置相同、仅切换重启前后的 Gateway 工具 owner」,且 fake 里的 gateway 状态必须独立于 config、由同一条生产探针读取——这需要真实探针存在才有意义):
顺带把上一轮提的那个问题一并留在这里,因为它与 (a) 同源: 验证本地全绿: 本轮 2 处修复逐一反向验证:回退 key 限定 ⇒ 3 个用例失败(含你复现的那条完整链路);把 reason 改回「restart 会 settle」的旧承诺 ⇒ 1 个用例失败。七轮合计 22 条意见全部如此验证过。 PR body 已更新(policy 解析一段展开为含复现输入与残留说明、 请再 review。 |
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[P2] 让恢复预览包含 policy 与 inventory veto
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/manager.rs:4292 把无 slot 的恢复称为
unconditional,有 slot 时也只列 slot guard;但真实路径在
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1490 和 :1499 还会因
插件已不在 inventory 或被 policy 阻止而跳过恢复。例如 enable 后把
memory-core 加入 plugins.deny,disable --dry-run 仍说会 re-enable,真实
disable 却不会发出 plugins enable,并正常删除 receipt。migration 和 dropped
displacement 的预览也有同一偏差。Possible direction: 让 planner 复用同一判定,或至少
列全这些 veto;补 policy-blocked 与 vanished plugin 的 dry-run/real 对拍测试。
[P2] 不要把冷态插件清单作为 Gateway 确认
src/anolisa/crates/anolisa-core/src/adapter/openclaw.rs:1386 和双语指南建议用
openclaw plugins list 直接确认 hand-off,但该命令读取持久化 registry/config,
并不查询已经运行的 Gateway。enable 后、Gateway 尚未应用变更时,它会显示
memory-core 已禁用,旧 Gateway 却仍可能在提供其工具,因而会给出错误确认。
Possible direction: 删除这条建议,保留真实工具调用,或接入 Gateway 的
tools.catalog / tools.effective;回归测试应拒绝把冷态 probe 当成确认手段。
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独立复审 head:31e9aa03169a28cd928ab8f9e862c0825b2b873c。本轮抓取的 main 为 2e1ee6585d42eb4dc2f6b5756136e5734c94c4c1,完整 diff 的 merge-base 为 3f4b22e3d645057270155d905964085ddcf58d5a;同时核对了此前有正文评审的 79c5f0608eb082b5d87139e9bd54cde5de8d36c2 之后的修复。
撤回我在同一 head 上的批准,改为 Request changes。原因是本轮独立复查发现两个此前遗漏的生命周期组合,并已用当前生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver 和 PR 自带的模拟 CLI 复现,详见两条 inline comments:
- P1:首次 enable 在 slot 查询与 runtime verification 失败后,直接重试 enable 会丢失 memory-core 的恢复记录;随后 disable 报告完成并删除 receipt,却留下 memory-core.enabled=false。
- P2:allowlist 仅包含当前插件时,disable dry-run 说 memory-core 会保持关闭,实际 uninstall 清空 allowlist 后却重新启用它,计划和真实动作相反。
这不是否定最新提交的卸载前持久化修复:已有失败恢复重试和 SIGKILL 回归测试均通过。此次改变结论是因为之前的批准没有覆盖上述相邻路径;原有测试通过不足以证明这些组合正确。建议修复两项并补上对应回归后再合并。
本轮验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:adapter_frameworks 68 passed;adapter_manager 原有 197 passed,新增独立复现 2 failed,1 ignored(由父测试调用的子进程入口)。git diff --check:通过。- 生产代码未修改;测试使用临时源码副本和模拟 CLI,没有执行真实 Gateway E2E。两个新增用例分别为
review_reenable_recovers_unrecorded_handoff和review_disable_preview_accounts_for_uninstall_allowlist,触发步骤与观测结果已完整写在 inline comments。
提交前 head 未变化,CI 13 success / 14 skipped。功能层面仍需保留既定说明:接管会暂停整个 memory-core 的附带能力,两套存储不自动合并;没有 Gateway 观测通道时,已记录交接的 status 仍可能持续 unknown。建议补充真实 enable → memory tool call → disable 验收,确认运行中的工具归属及原后端恢复。
Two lifecycle combinations the openclaw driver still got wrong, both read off a host fact at a step where that fact no longer meant what the reader took it to mean. `prepare_enable` read a positive `plugins.entries.<id>.enabled = false` as `FlagDisabled` and declined to claim the displacement, and `preserve_openclaw_displaced_facts` declined to inherit the prior receipt's entry because it was unapplied. Each answer is defensible alone; together they lost a hand-off that had already happened. An enable whose slot probe could not be read leaves the entry `applied = false` over a plugin this adapter's own slot selection really did turn off, and `restore_decision` has known since the last round that the host can still attribute it. A re-enable over that receipt therefore claimed nothing, the same-home cleanup handed the bundled plugin back, and this enable's own install and enable switched it off again through the very selection the restore branch had just attributed — over a replacement receipt with no entry for it. The disable that followed uninstalled this adapter's plugin, reported a receipt naming nothing to hand back, removed the receipt, and left the bundled backend off, with no operator anywhere in the sequence and nothing left recording why. So recover the attribution at the step where the evidence for it exists, which is `prepare_enable`: it is the only scope holding both the prior receipt and this round's probe, the same reason `inherited_displacement_ids` gives for deciding `carries_prior_handoff` there and nowhere else. The predicate is the one the other three recovery marks already share, so the five callers cannot drift apart — they already did once, visibly, and this was the second time. It is asked only for a plugin a prior receipt *for this same instance* already names, which is what keeps it from becoming the unconditional inheritance the branch exists to avoid: an operator's own disable still reads as theirs, and on a first enable there is no older record to recover, so a slot naming this adapter's plugin can mean nothing more than that somebody installed it by hand and closed the bundled one themselves. `prior_for_this_instance` factors out the state-directory gate both questions share rather than copying it a third time. A disable preview handed `restore_decision` the `plugins.allow` the host held *before* the operation it was previewing, while the real disable reads it after its own `plugins uninstall` — and `removePluginFromConfig` removes this adapter's plugin from that key, dropping the key entirely once nothing is left in it (v2026.4.14 `src/plugins/uninstall.ts:126-133`). For an allowlist naming only this adapter's own plugin, the plan therefore reported a restriction the operation was about to delete, promised the bundled plugin would stay disabled, and the disable re-enabled it anyway. Every veto leaves `cleanup_complete` alone and the receipt is removed either way, so nothing afterwards would have shown the operator that the plan they were given described a different run. `AllowlistReading` carries the correction. Live for every decision taken after the uninstall and for every one no uninstall precedes at all — the enable-side probe, `status`, and the same-home dropped-displacement cleanup, which restores from the prior receipt with this adapter's plugin still installed, and which is why the projection is a parameter rather than a change to the shared read. Projected past the removal for the two previews of a full disable: the plain one, and the migration one, whose cross-home cleanup delegates to a real `disable`. `plugins.deny` and `plugins.enabled` are operator keys this driver never writes, so neither needed it. `restore_decision`'s four host-reading arguments became one `RestoreHost` because two of them now say *when* a reading was taken rather than what it says, and a caller that applies one correction while forgetting the other is exactly the bug being fixed here. Trade-off: a re-enable whose prepare-time probe reads a positive `false` now costs two extra `config get` calls per displacement a prior receipt names as unapplied — the slot and the flag the shared predicate asks for — and a preview costs one projection over a list it already read. Both are read-only and both run before any mutation. Tests: `reenable_recovers_a_handoff_the_failed_enable_never_marked` walks failed enable → successful re-enable → disable, and asserts the bundled backend is back on, that the replacement receipt carries the displacement as applied, and that the re-enable no longer restores-then-redisplaces. `disable_preview_accounts_for_the_allowlist_its_own_uninstall_drops` pairs the preview against the operation for the single-entry allowlist and keeps the multi-entry control that still blocks the restore. Both were confirmed to fail on the previous head with the reported symptoms — an empty displacement list after the retry, and `would leave openclaw plugin 'memory-core' disabled: a restrictive plugins.allow excludes it` over a disable that re-enabled it. Assisted-by: Codex:0.154.0 Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
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第 35 轮两条意见均已修复,新增 commit P1 — 重试丢失恢复记录判决点放在 回归 P2 — disable 预览与 uninstall 后的 allowlist 相反采用投影而非改措辞:新增 顺带把 回归 关于功能层面的非阻塞建议三条既定说明已在文档中,本轮未改动(中英同步、行号对应当前 head):
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若要补,建议单独一个 nightly 作业:起真实 gateway → 本轮验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.0;仓库 pin 的 1.93.1 在本机 rustup 镜像 404,未能装)
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复审 31e9aa03 → e8160721:已阅读修复和作者回复,原两个复现场景现在通过。但仍有两项可复现问题,详见 inline comments:P1 是原恢复记录丢失问题在一次临时读取失败下仍然存在;P2 是新增恢复逻辑没有同步到 re-enable dry-run。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1,当前生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver + PR 自带模拟 CLI):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:现有 manager 199 passed、1 ignored,frameworks 68 passed;新增的两项独立复现均 failed。git diff --check通过;当前 CI 13 success / 14 skipped。
生产代码未改动,未执行真实 Gateway E2E。新增复现为 review_reenable_preserves_unrecorded_handoff_on_one_failed_slot_probe 和 review_reenable_preview_matches_recovered_ownership,完整触发条件和观察结果见评论。建议修复并补充回归后再合并,继续保留 Request changes。
Two ways the re-enable recovery added in the last round still disagreed with itself, both about what a host read that fails means. `prepare_enable` asks whether a prior receipt's unapplied entry is a hand-off this adapter really performed, and the predicate it asked answered with a boolean. A `config get plugins.slots.<slot>` that fails is not "somebody else disabled it" — it is no answer at all — but the boolean spent it as one, so the recovery was declined and the loss followed exactly the path the recovery exists to block: the replacement receipt named no displacement, the same-home cleanup handed the bundled plugin back, this enable's own install and enable switched it off again, and the disable that followed reported a receipt with nothing to restore and removed it. One transient read failure, no operator anywhere in the sequence, and the host left with no memory backend and nothing recording why. `handoff_attribution` is therefore the tri-state, and `handoff_performed_by_slot_selection` is now the collapse of it — kept for the four callers whose negative direction is inaction (leaving an entry unapplied, filing it in a reporting bucket, skipping a restore), where "not ours" and "could not tell" must stay the same answer, because marking a hand-off on evidence nobody could read would claim a transition this adapter never made. The re-enable is the one caller whose negative direction is destructive, so it asks the tri-state and, on `Unknown`, fails the enable before its first mutation with the prior receipt untouched. That is the only answer that keeps both directions honest: recovering would claim an operator's own disable, and declining drops the only record of this adapter's. It stays gated on a prior receipt for this same instance naming the plugin as unapplied, so it is not the unconditional inheritance the branch exists to avoid — a first enable still reads a `false` as belonging to whoever wrote it, and now does so without a single host read. The second disagreement is the same recovery missing from the preview. `plan_enable` read a positive `false` and promised "already disabled before this adapter, so it is not claimed and disable will not re-enable it" over an enable whose replacement receipt carried the entry as applied and whose disable then really did re-enable the plugin — the opposite of the one fact a dry-run is run to learn, and invisible afterwards, because the disable succeeds and removes the receipt. `recovered_prior_handoff` is now the single judgment both callers ask, which is the fix for the divergence rather than a second copy of it, and the preview reports the carry-over in the terms the restore will use. Trade-off: a re-enable whose prior receipt names an unapplied displacement now costs the plan two read-only `config get` calls it did not make, and a dry-run can fail on a transient read failure instead of previewing a wrong answer. Both run before any mutation, and the failure is retryable by construction — it is the host that has to recover, not the receipt. Tests: `review_reenable_preserves_unrecorded_handoff_on_one_failed_slot_probe` sets `FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCE=plugins.slots.memory` over the existing failed-enable fixture and asserts that the re-enable fails having run nothing but probes, that the prior receipt survives naming the displacement and still unmarked, that the retry recovers it as applied, and that the disable which follows really does hand the bundled backend back. `review_reenable_preview_matches_recovered_ownership` reads the preview and the operation from the same world with no host change in between, and asserts that the plan promises the carry-over, the receipt performs it, and the disable reports it. Both were confirmed to fail on the previous head with the reported symptoms — a re-enable that "succeeded" over an empty displacement list, and `leave openclaw plugin 'memory-core' alone (... disable will not re-enable it)` over a disable that re-enabled it. `private_helper_docs_stay_attached_to_their_own_function` gains the pair this commit moved a doc between, which is the mistake it exists to catch. Assisted-by: Codex:0.154.0 Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
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复审 e8160721 → c1eb7e93:上一轮两条问题已验证修复,re-enable 在恢复证据不可读时会在 mutation 前失败,preview 也与实际恢复行为一致。但直接 disable 仍有一条 P1,详见 inline comment。
这条是此前遗漏的 disable 路径问题,不是 c1eb7e9 新引入的回归;将临时副本中的生产 openclaw.rs 换回 e816072 后,同一独立复现也失败。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1,生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver + PR 自带模拟 CLI):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:现有 manager 201 passed、1 ignored,frameworks 68 passed;另外新增的 re-enable Unknown 矩阵测试通过,覆盖 slot / enabled 标志读取失败 × dry-run / 实际执行四种组合。- 独立
independent_disable_keeps_unmarked_handoff_on_unreadable_capture:当前代码及上一版生产代码均失败。 git diff --check通过;当前 CI 13 success / 14 skipped。
未修改工作树中的生产代码,未运行真实 Gateway E2E。建议修复 disable 的 Unknown 处理并补充回归后再合并,继续保留 Request changes。
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Re-reviewed current head c1eb7e931388edd6506b2593722992495ffce317. Requesting changes for the recovery failure already tracked in #3228 (comment); I independently reproduced it and am referencing that thread rather than creating a duplicate inline finding.
After a failed enable leaves an unmarked hand-off (applied=false, memory-core disabled, slot still naming this adapter), let only the next config get plugins.slots.memory fail once and call disable. The capture preserves the unreadable result, the boolean attribution skips recording ownership, and disable proceeds with uninstall. The observed argv is:
config get plugins.slots.memory
plugins uninstall tokenless --force
plugins list
Disable returns cleanup_complete=true and claim_removed=true while memory-core.enabled remains false. Retrying returns no receipt / nothing to disable, so recovery is lost. This is a previously missed path, not a new regression introduced by the latest update; my previous approval did not cover it. The conclusion here is limited to the reproduced one-shot slot-read failure: a one-shot enabled-flag read failure recovered on a subsequent live read in my separate check.
Validation on Linux with Rust 1.93.1:
- All seven earlier review reproductions and the additional migration recovery test passed.
- AdapterManager integration suite: 201 passed, 1 ignored child-process entry point.
- OpenClaw unit tests: 53 passed.
- The new isolated one-shot slot-read failure reproduction failed against the current production library using the simulated CLI.
git diff --check: passed. No real gateway end-to-end test was run.
At submission, the reviewed head is unchanged. CI has 13 successful and 14 skipped checks, all completed. GitHub reports MERGEABLE / BLOCKED and CHANGES_REQUESTED. Of 19 review threads, the linked recovery issue is the only unresolved one.
A `disable` that cannot read the hand-off attribution now fails before it destroys the evidence for it, instead of spending "could not read" as "not ours" and going on to erase the question. `record_recovered_slot_selection_handoffs` asked the boolean collapse of `handoff_attribution`, which folds `Unknown` into `NotPerformed`. Every other caller of that collapse has *inaction* for its negative direction, so the fold is right there. This one is followed by the rest of the disable, and the rest of the disable is what makes the answer unrecoverable: `plugins uninstall` resets `plugins.slots.memory` to the host default, destroying the very reading the pre-uninstall capture exists to preserve; the restore then skips an entry nothing marked; the cleanup reports itself complete; and the Manager removes the one receipt that ever named the hand-off. A single transient `config get` failure, with no crash and no operator anywhere in the sequence, therefore ended with the bundled backend off, `cleanup_complete = true`, `claim_removed = true`, and a report reading "this adapter never disabled it and there is nothing to restore". That is the stranded host the capture and the write-ahead mark were both added to prevent, arrived one read failure later instead of one crash later, and with the retry left nothing to retry from. `recovered_disable_attribution` is the tri-state with `Unknown` turned into an error. It is one shared function rather than a change in place because two callers have to agree on it: the write-ahead mark, and `plan_disable_restores`. The preview kept predicting a restore decision through evidence the operation now refuses to act on, which is the contradiction `recovered_prior_handoff` settled for the re-enable in the other direction — "would leave openclaw plugin 'memory-core' alone ... this adapter never disabled it" over a command that fails outright. Both sides now fail on the same answer, and both fail before any mutation, so the host and the receipt survive for the retry. Trade-off: a disable whose receipt names an unapplied displacement can now fail on a transient host read failure instead of completing with a report that asserts what nobody could read, and its preview fails the same way. That is the direction this driver already chose for the re-enable, and it is retryable by construction — the host has to recover, not the receipt. The preview also repeats one attribution read, because it takes no capture of its own. Tests: `review_disable_keeps_unmarked_handoff_on_unreadable_capture` is the reviewer's repro — the failed-enable fixture, both of its faults cleared, then `FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCE=plugins.slots.memory` and a real disable — and asserts that the disable failed having issued nothing but reads, that this adapter's plugin is still installed, that the slot still names it, that the receipt still names the displacement unmarked, and that the retry then recovers the ownership and really hands the bundled backend back. `review_disable_keeps_unmarked_handoff_on_unreadable_enablement_flag` is the same with the flag half failing instead, since neither half carries the attribution on its own. `review_disable_preview_fails_like_the_real_disable_on_unreadable_capture` fails the plan on the same read, then hands the world to the existing `assert_disable_preview_matches_real` once the host answers, so the gate is shown to be exactly as wide as the operation and no wider. All three were confirmed to fail on `c1eb7e93` with the reported symptoms. Assisted-by: Codex:0.154.0 Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
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review_disable_keeps_unmarked_handoff_on_unreadable_capture |
你的复现路径:failed enable fixture → 清掉两个故障 → 只设 FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCE=plugins.slots.memory → 真实 disable → 重试 disable |
cleanup_complete=true、claim_removed=true、报告 ... this adapter never disabled it and there is nothing to restore,宿主 enabled=false |
review_disable_keeps_unmarked_handoff_on_unreadable_enablement_flag |
同 fixture,改设 FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCE=plugins.entries.memory-core.enabled(slot 可读、live flag 读失败) |
「碰巧」恢复了:第一次判定压成 false 不打标,restore_decision 第二次判定时 FAIL_ONCE 已消耗 ⇒ 下发 plugins enable memory-core,但同一次 disable 内两次判定不一致、receipt 照删 |
review_disable_preview_fails_like_the_real_disable_on_unreadable_capture |
dry-run 与真实 disable 在同一读失败下同样报错;宿主恢复后交给既有 assert_disable_preview_matches_real 对拍 |
dry-run 「成功」并承诺 would leave openclaw plugin 'memory-core' alone ... never disabled it |
前两条共用 assert_disable_stops_on_unreadable_attribution(两半都不单独承载归属,只守一半等于没守),断言链为:报错且点名插件 → argv 全为只读探测(assert_dry_run_only_probed,白名单式)→ registry_marker_exists() 仍真、plugins.slots.memory=tokenless、plugins.entries.memory-core.enabled=false 未变 → receipt 仍在且仍 applied=false → 重试后真的 plugins enable memory-core、无 never disabled it、cleanup_complete=true、claim_removed=true、最终 enabled=true。
本地验证(Rust 1.93.0;本机 rustup 镜像取不到 1.93.1)
cargo fmt --all -- --check通过cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings0 warningcargo test --locked -p anolisa-core:lib 1092 passed、adapter_frameworks68 passed、adapter_manager204 passed / 1 ignored(= 201 + 3)RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --workspace --no-deps通过(本轮改了 doc comment)git diff --check通过;3 条新用例在c1eb7e93全失败、在78a5230全通过- 未跑真实 Gateway E2E(与上一轮同一原因:需要一个正在运行的 gateway 才能观测工具归属)
有意留下的遗留项
cleanup_replaced_claim 的 same-home dropped-displacement restore 及其预览仍走布尔收敛,Unknown 在那里读作 SkipNotApplied,而 prior receipt 随即被 replacement 取代,归属记录同样会消失。形状与本条同类,但触发条件多一层(新契约丢掉该 displacement)且需要第三套错误文案,倾向单独一轮处理,本轮不扩大 diff;如认为应并入本轮,我按同样标准补。
请复审。
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复审 c1eb7e93 → 78a5230:上一轮直接 disable 的 P1 已验证修复,slot / enabled 标志不可读时停止以及 disable 预览的三条回归均通过。但仍有两项独立复现,详见 inline comments:
- P1:新契约删除 displacement 后,同目录 re-enable 仍会在一次 slot 读取失败时丢掉恢复记录。这是作者回复中承认的遗留问题,不是本次新增回归;它仍属于本 PR 的恢复契约,建议合并前处理。
- P2:真实跨目录迁移会调用本次已加保护的 disable,迁移预览却没有同步检查,导致相同不可读状态下预览成功、实际执行报错。这是本次行为变更引入的偏差。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1,生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver + PR 自带模拟 CLI):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:现有 manager 204 passed、1 ignored;frameworks 68 passed。新增两项独立复现均 failed。- P1 进一步走到最终 disable,确认 cleanup_complete=true、claim_removed=true,但 memory-core.enabled=false。
git diff --check通过;提交前 head 未变,CI 13 success / 14 skipped。
未修改工作树中的生产代码,未运行真实 Gateway E2E。继续保留 Request changes,建议同时补齐上述相邻路径后再合并。
Both branches of `cleanup_replaced_claim` could still spend "the host could not answer" as "this adapter never disabled it", and both branches are the last place anybody can act on the ownership. The same-home branch restores the displacements the replacement receipt no longer claims, and `restore_decision` decides that restore through the boolean collapse of `handoff_attribution`. The fold is right for a `disable` — the receipt survives the skip and the next attempt is asked the same question of an unchanged host — and wrong here, because this hook's `Ok` is what lets the Manager make the receipt swap its next durable action. So a single transient `config get` failure over an unapplied entry the contract being enabled dropped ended with the restore skipped, `cleanup_complete = true`, a replacement receipt naming no such plugin, and a bundled backend still off with nothing recording which adapter turned it off. No crash, no operator, and no receipt left for the retry to recover from. It is also the one path the last two rounds could not reach: `prepare_enable` and `plan_enable` both walk the *current* contract, so a displacement that contract dropped is invisible to `recovered_prior_handoff` however unapplied the prior receipt leaves it, and `preserve_openclaw_displaced_facts` carries an entry over only when the contract still declares it *and* the receipt marks it applied. `attribute_dropped_prior_handoffs` asks the tri-state for every unapplied dropped entry before the restore runs, so `Unknown` fails the re-enable before its first mutation and the Manager keeps the prior receipt durable. The judgment is `prior_handoff_recovery`, split out of `recovered_prior_handoff` so a caller that already holds the entry does not have to index a map to ask about it — no second attribution rule, and the same error the re-enable side already raises. The cross-home branch is `return self.disable(prior, ctx, progress)`, so it inherited the attribution gate the real disable gained, while `plan_reenable_cleanup` kept calling `restore_preview_lines` directly because that gate had been added to `plan_disable_restores` rather than to something both previews share. A migration dry-run therefore listed the prior home's uninstall and described the unapplied entry as a hand-off that never happened and needed no restore, over an enable that stopped in the prior-home cleanup with "cannot read the evidence". `gate_disable_restores_on_attribution` is the one read-only gate both previews now ask, against the receipt's own home rather than the one `ctx` resolves to. Trade-off: a same-home re-enable whose contract dropped an unapplied displacement, and any migration whose prior receipt names one, can now fail on a transient host read failure instead of completing with a report that asserts what nobody could read — and their dry-runs fail the same way. Both run before any mutation and are retryable by construction: the host has to recover, not the receipt. The migration plan also repeats one attribution read, because a preview takes no capture of its own. Tests: the reviewer's repro is `review_dropped_displacement_keeps_an_unreadable_handoff_out_of_the_replacement_receipt` — the failed-enable fixture, a contract that no longer displaces anything, and one `FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCE=plugins.slots.memory` — and it asserts that the re-enable failed having issued nothing but reads, that the prior receipt still names the displacement unmarked, that the host is untouched, and that the retry really runs `plugins enable memory-core` before the swap. `review_dropped_displacement_preview_fails_like_the_real_reenable` fails the plan on the same read and then shows it promising the hand-back once the host answers, so the gate is exactly as wide as the operation. `review_migration_preview_fails_like_the_real_cleanup_on_unreadable_slot` and `..._on_unreadable_enablement_flag` move the same fixture to a new `OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR` and assert that the preview and the operation fail together on either half of the attribution, then agree on the prior-home restore once the host answers. All four were confirmed to fail on `78a52305` with the reported symptoms — a re-enable that "succeeded" over `displaced_plugins = []`, and two plans reading "would leave openclaw plugin 'memory-core' alone ... this adapter never disabled it". Assisted-by: Codex:0.154.0 Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
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补交对 78a52305 → ded47853 的复审意见,对应 issuecomment-5691993846 之后的版本。此前这轮结果只在本地会话中汇报,未发布到 PR,现补齐。
迁移预览的修复已验证通过。但删除 displacement 的恢复仍有两条 P1,详见 inline comments:
- 已确认的归属没有传给 restore;第二次读取失败仍会将其当成未发生交接,enable 成功却丢失恢复记录。这是原 P1 修复不完整。
- 即使不注入任何新故障,恢复命令之后的 install/enable 也会再次关闭 memory-core,而 replacement receipt 已没有该条目;最终 disable 无法恢复。这是此前遗漏的执行顺序问题。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1,生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver + PR 自带模拟 CLI):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:现有 manager 208 passed、1 ignored,frameworks 68 passed,包括本次四条回归。新增的两项独立复现均 failed。git diff --check通过;head 仍为 ded4785,CI 13 success / 14 skipped。
未修改工作树中的生产代码,未运行真实 Gateway E2E。建议补齐完整生命周期的最终状态断言,继续保留 Request changes。
Two ways a same-home re-enable still lost a displacement the contract being enabled dropped. `attribute_dropped_prior_handoffs` settled the hand-off attribution before the restore and then threw the verdict away, so `restore_displaced_plugins` asked the host a second time through `restore_decision`'s boolean collapse. A gate that stops the first failed read but lets the restore spend the second one gates nothing: failing the second `config get plugins.slots.memory` over the dropped-declaration repro returned a successful enable with `displaced_plugins = []` and no `plugins enable memory-core` in its argv — one transient read failure, no operator, no crash. The settled verdicts now travel to the restore in `RestoreHost::settled`, and to its preview with it, so the gate is the last word on the attribution rather than the first of two. The only read left live in that window is the slot veto, whose unanswerable answer keeps the restore instead of declining it. The second loss needed no failure at all. The cleanup restores a dropped plugin *before* `apply_enable` installs this adapter's own plugin, and `plugins install` and `plugins enable` both re-run OpenClaw's exclusive slot selection — so a bundle that still competes for the slot turns the plugin straight off again, over a replacement receipt naming nothing to restore. The enable ended with `memory-core.enabled = false` and `displaced_plugins = []`, and the disable that followed reported a complete cleanup and removed itself. Moving the restore after the install cannot be the fix: `plugins enable memory-core` re-runs the same selection from the other side and would switch this adapter's own plugin off. What changes is the record. `prepare_enable` carries the dropped entries through `PreparedEnable`, and `apply_enable` re-asks `handoff_attribution` once its own registration has run — `Performed` is recorded as applied, `NotPerformed` is the bundle that does not compete and lets the contract change take effect, `Unknown` is recorded unapplied so a `disable` can still recover it from its own capture. `apply_displacements` skips what the contract does not declare, which is exactly the set this path can add. Trade-off: a re-enable whose contract dropped a slotful displacement can now leave that displacement in the replacement receipt instead of an empty one, which is the point — the receipt, the host and the disable that follows describe one state. Two shapes stay unrecorded and are documented on the method: a plugin the replacement receipt already claims, and a slotful entry whose slot the replacement receipt gave to another plugin, which `claim_displaced_plugins` rejects outright; expressing both would be a receipt-format change. The dropped-restore preview gains one line announcing the conditional retention, because a dry-run cannot predict a post-install attribution. Tests: `independent_dropped_handoff_second_read_failure` fails the second `config get plugins.slots.memory` and asserts the restore still ran, the receipt still carries it, and the disable that follows really leaves `memory-core.enabled = true`. `independent_dropped_handoff_survives_remaining_install` is the same fixture with no fault injected anywhere, asserts the restore precedes the install, and then asserts the final state of the whole enable → disable lifecycle rather than the command order. Both were confirmed to fail on `ded47853` with the reported symptoms. `review_dropped_displacement_keeps_an_unreadable_handoff_out_of_the_replacement_receipt` keeps every assertion about the gate and replaces only its last one: an empty replacement receipt was the bug, not the contract. Assisted-by: Codex:0.154.0 Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
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cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter |
379 passed |
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks |
210 passed / 1 ignored + 68 passed = 278 passed / 1 ignored |
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core(全量) |
1371 passed / 1 ignored |
cargo clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings |
0 errors |
cargo fmt --all -- --check / cargo doc --workspace --no-deps |
通过(doc 只剩 claim.rs:317 一条既有 warning) |
git diff --check |
通过 |
新增两条独立回归,均先在 ded47853 上确认 failed、症状与你复现的一致:
independent_dropped_handoff_second_read_failure——FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ON_NTH=plugins.slots.memory:2;base 上 enable 返回成功、argv 无plugins enable memory-core(第二次config get plugins.slots.memory之后直接plugins install --force/plugins enable tokenless/plugins inspect --json)。independent_dropped_handoff_survives_remaining_install—— 不注入任何故障,完整 enable → disable;base 上displaced_plugins为[]。现在断言 restore 在 install 之前、enable 结束时memory-core.enabled=false且 receipt 记着它(applied=true)、disable 之后memory-core.enabled=true且claim_removed=true。
review_dropped_displacement_keeps_an_unreadable_handoff_out_of_the_replacement_receipt 关于 gate 的断言全部保留,只把最后一条「替换 receipt 为空」换成本轮的正确终态——空的替换 receipt 正是 bug,不是契约。其余 276 条既有用例无回归。
环境:Linux / rustc 1.93.0(仓库 rust-toolchain.toml 钉 1.93.1,本地 rustup 镜像无该版本,用同 minor 的 1.93.0 跑)。未修改工作树中的其他生产代码,未运行真实 Gateway E2E。球权交回,等第 41 轮复审。
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复审 ded47853 → 6f0e80fe:上一轮两条独立复现现在均通过,确认 settled attribution 传递及成功安装后的恢复责任保留已生效。但恢复责任在两个相邻路径仍会丢失,详见两条 P1 inline comments:安装发生副作用后报错;同一 slot 的 displacement 被新契约替换为另一个插件。
第一条是本轮 post-install 记录覆盖不足,第二条是作者明确留下且本轮独立复现的遗留项。若当前 receipt 格式无法表达第二种情况,可以在任何 mutation 前拒绝该契约变更,无需为了避免丢失记录而在本 PR 扩大格式设计。
基线:declared base 2e1ee6585d42eb4dc2f6b5756136e5734c94c4c1,merge-base 3f4b22e3d645057270155d905964085ddcf58d5a;本轮增量为 ded4785 → 6f0e80f。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.1,生产 AdapterManager/OpenClawDriver + PR 自带模拟 CLI):
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed。cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:现有 manager 210 passed、1 ignored;frameworks 68 passed;新增两项独立复现均 failed。- 两项复现都走到了最终 disable:cleanup_complete=true、claim_removed=true,但 memory-core.enabled=false。
git diff --check通过;发布前 head 未变,CI 13 success / 14 skipped。
未修改工作树生产代码,未运行真实 Gateway E2E。继续保留 Request changes。
Two adjacent paths still lost the recovery responsibility for a
displacement the contract being enabled dropped.
`apply_enable` recorded one only after `plugins install` returned
successfully, and the candidates lived only in `PreparedEnable`. But the
install is not an atomic step: it registers the bundle and applies
OpenClaw's exclusive slot selection before the exit status is decided, so
a non-zero exit is a report about a command that has already turned the
plugin the same-home cleanup handed back off again. By then the Manager
has swapped the receipts, `PreparedEnable` dies with the process, and the
durable receipt names nothing to restore. Over
`FAKE_OPENCLAW_FAIL=install_after_register` the enable failed with
`boom-after-register`, the following disable reported
`cleanup_complete = true` and `claim_removed = true`, and the host ended
with `memory-core.enabled = false` and no operator anywhere in the
sequence. Recording only on success cannot cover that, nor a process
killed between the command and the save.
So the candidates are staged in the receipt as *unapplied* entries before
the install and settled afterwards: `Performed` marks, `Unknown` leaves
the entry staged, and `NotPerformed` releases it — but only on the pass
after `plugins enable`, because install and enable run the same selection
and a release between the two would delete a responsibility the next
command is about to re-create. An unapplied entry claims no transition,
which is what keeps the contrast honest: an install that fails before it
mutates still leaves the disable nothing to spend, and it says so.
The second loss needed no failure at all. A dropped entry whose slot the
replacement receipt had already given to another plugin was skipped,
because `claim_displaced_plugins` rejects two entries sharing one
exclusive slot — so a contract that moved a slot from one bundled plugin
to another succeeded while discarding the older responsibility, and the
disable that followed found the slot reset to the dropped plugin by its
own uninstall, vetoed the declared one as a third owner, and left the
host with no backend behind the slot at all. It is staged slotless
instead. The slot is contract metadata rather than history, the current
contract declares no slot for a plugin it no longer names, and the entry
it *does* declare carries the guard for that exclusive slot; what the
dropped entry exists to keep is the plugin id and whether this adapter
turned it off. The attribution is still asked against the prior slot,
which is the one this adapter's own selection took.
This is a representation the existing receipt already supports, not a
format change, so nothing about the preview had to move — and the line
`plan_dropped_displacement_restores` already announced ("the replacement
receipt keeps the displacement, so disable still hands it back") is now
true of the collision case it used to contradict.
Trade-off: one shape is documented on the method rather than fixed. An
entry staged slotless by the collision case has no slot for a `disable`'s
pre-uninstall capture to be asked against, so an `Unknown` attribution
there is terminal — the disable skips the restore and says so, instead of
reporting a complete cleanup over a silence nobody recorded. Recovering it
needs a receipt that can hold a recoverable attribution alongside a slot
another entry owns, which is the format change this deliberately is not.
Tests: `review_dropped_handoff_survives_install_error_after_registration`
fails the install after registration and slot selection, then asserts the
receipt still names the plugin and that the disable which follows really
leaves `memory-core.enabled = true`.
`review_dropped_handoff_is_not_claimed_when_the_install_never_mutated` is
the contrast, failing the install before it registers: no
`plugins enable memory-core` from the disable, the report says the adapter
never disabled it, and the plugin stays on.
`review_same_slot_replacement_keeps_old_recovery_responsibility` moves the
memory slot from `memory-core` to `memory-lancedb` with no fault injected
anywhere, asserts the one receipt keeps both responsibilities, and asserts
the enable → disable lifecycle ends with a backend really on. All three
were confirmed to fail on `6f0e80fe` with the reported symptoms.
`cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter`: 379 passed.
`cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test
adapter_frameworks`: 281 passed / 1 ignored (213 + 68).
Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai>
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第 41 轮 2×P1 已修复 — head
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| 用例 | 场景 | 终态断言 |
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review_dropped_handoff_survives_install_error_after_registration |
FAKE_OPENCLAW_FAIL=install_after_register → enable 失败 → 清故障 → disable |
receipt 仍命名 memory-core(unapplied);disable 后 cleanup_complete / claim_removed / memory-core.enabled == true |
review_dropped_handoff_is_not_claimed_when_the_install_never_mutated |
FAKE_OPENCLAW_FAIL=install(副作用之前退出)→ disable |
不发 plugins enable memory-core,报告 never disabled it,插件保持 on |
review_same_slot_replacement_keeps_old_recovery_responsibility |
memory-core@memory → memory-lancedb@memory,无故障注入 |
一份 receipt 保住两份责任;disable 后 memory-core.enabled == true,宿主有可用后端 |
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.0;仓库 rust-toolchain.toml 钉的 1.93.1 在本机镜像上 404,用同 minor 的 1.93.0)
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed(与你的基线一致,无回归)cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:281 passed / 1 ignored(manager 213 = 210 + 3 新增,frameworks 68)cargo clippy -p anolisa-core --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings:干净cargo fmt --all -- --check:干净;git diff --check:干净- CI:
19c63f86的 check-runs 刚触发(29 条,其中 4 条 in_progress),未等待结果
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Re-reviewed current head 19c63f86d86b16c23d24fdc37cdd66371134bb30. The previous one-shot slot-read failure is fixed, and all eight earlier review reproductions pass. One new P2 remains in the same-slot replacement handling: staging the old displacement without its slot bypasses the operator-choice guard during its later restore.
Local validation on Linux with Rust 1.93.1:
- AdapterManager integration suite: 213 passed, 1 ignored child-process entry point.
- Cross-framework integration suite: 68 passed.
- OpenClaw unit tests: 53 passed.
- Eight previous review reproductions and the additional migration recovery test passed.
- New same-slot replacement reproduction failed in both controls: the operator explicitly closes the slot, or selects a third plugin. The reproduction starts with a successful enable and injects no failures.
- PR diff whitespace check against the merge base passed.
Validation used a simulated OpenClaw CLI; no real gateway end-to-end test was run. At submission, the reviewed head is unchanged, all checks are completed (13 successful, 14 skipped), and all 25 existing threads are resolved. GitHub reports MERGEABLE / BLOCKED and CHANGES_REQUESTED.
A same-slot replacement staged the older displacement without the slot the current contract gave to another plugin, and the entry lost the operator's protection along with the ownership. `claim_displaced_plugins` refuses one exclusive slot to two entries, so `stage_dropped_recovery_candidates` dropped the key — but ownership and the veto are not the same claim, and only the first is exclusive: the plugin a guardless entry restores still declares that slot's kind, so `plugins enable` on it re-runs OpenClaw's selection over the same key whichever entry owns it. No fault injection needed. Enable an adapter that displaces `memory-core` on `memory`, add `memory-lancedb` of the same kind, change the contract to displace only `memory-lancedb@memory`, re-enable, set `plugins.slots.memory` to `none`, disable. The driver skipped `memory-lancedb` because the slot was closed, then issued `plugins enable memory-core` without asking about it, reopened the slot the operator had just closed, and reported a complete cleanup. A third plugin behind the slot instead of `none` ended the same way, with that selection reset to `memory-core`. So the receipt can now hold the key without the ownership: `DisplacedPluginRef::guard_slot`, defaulted and omitted on the wire like every other field this driver added, so a version-4 receipt still parses and a version-5 one that owns its slot serializes exactly as before. `DisplacedPlugin::slot_key` is the single question every host-side decision about an entry asks — the restore veto, the hand-off attribution and the capture that feeds it — and it reads the owned slot first, so no entry that owns a slot behaves differently. `DroppedPriorDisplacement` carries the key as well, because a receipt is replaced more than once: without it the second replacement stages the entry slotless *and* guardless, and the settle pass that follows reads it as a plugin nothing competes for and deletes the responsibility outright. This is the format change the previous commit named as the only way out of its own documented trade-off, so that trade-off is closed rather than restated: an unapplied entry guarding a slot another entry owns is now recoverable from a `disable`'s pre-uninstall capture instead of terminal. Trade-off: a guard comes from the receipt, and the receipt learns a key only from a contract declaration or from a slot it had to give up. A displacement declared with no `slot` for a plugin that does compete for one still restores on the inventory and policy vetoes alone — the driver has no key to read, and deriving one from the bundle's `kind` would be a guess about a manifest it has not parsed. Tests: `review_same_slot_replacement_restore_keeps_an_operator_closed_slot` and `review_same_slot_replacement_restore_keeps_a_third_plugin_selection` are the two halves of the reproduction, each asserting no `plugins enable memory-core`, a report naming the choice the retained entry stepped aside for, and the operator's own value still behind the slot afterwards. `a_second_replacement_keeps_the_guard_the_first_one_recorded` re-enables a third time under a contract that declares nothing. `disable_recovers_an_unmarked_handoff_whose_slot_another_entry_owns` forges the mark away and asserts the capture recovers the hand-off rather than disowning it. Two entries join `displacement_forgeries`: one that both claims and guards a slot, and one with an empty guard slot. The first two were confirmed to fail, with the reported `plugins enable memory-core` over the operator's choice, on a build whose veto reads only the slot an entry owns; the third fails when `DroppedPriorDisplacement` drops the key, and the fourth when the attribution does. `cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter`: 379 passed. `cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks`: 285 passed / 1 ignored (217 + 68). `cargo test --locked --workspace`: green. `cargo fmt --all -- --check`, `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` and `cargo doc --workspace --no-deps`: clean, apart from one pre-existing `redundant_explicit_links` warning at `adapter/driver.rs:341` that this change does not touch. Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai>
第 42 轮 1×P2 已修复 — head
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| 字段 | 含义 | 是否独占 |
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slot |
这条条目拥有的 exclusive slot,restore 后由该插件重新占用 | 是,claim_displaced_plugins 的双条目共槽拒绝一字未动,slots_taken 只看它 |
guard_slot |
这条条目的 restore 必须先读的 key(plugins enable 会重写它) |
否,两个条目可以引用同一个 key(一个 own、一个 guard)——那正是同-slot 替换留下的形状 |
DisplacedPlugin::slot_key() = slot.or(guard_slot),成为 driver 关于一个条目问宿主的唯一 key:restore_decision 的 slot veto、slot_attribution 的归属、喂归属的 capture_slot_readings 都改问它。own 优先,所以任何拥有 slot 的条目行为不变。
线上兼容按本 driver 既有规则:#[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")],v4 receipt 照旧解析(读成「只咨询自己拥有的 slot」),v5 里拥有 slot 的条目序列化结果与 v4 逐字节相同;DRIVER_SCHEMA_VERSION 4 → 5 并在常量文档里记了这一条。
guard_slot 也跟着责任走:DroppedPriorDisplacement 带上它(driver.rs:192)。receipt 会被替换不止一次 —— 只带所有权的话,第二次替换会把条目 staged 成 slotless 且 guardless,紧随的 settle_recovered_dropped_handoffs 把它读成「契约没声明 slot ⇒ 没有本 driver 的 selection 能解释这个 flag」⇒ NotPerformed ⇒ 直接删掉整条责任。回归里量过:去掉 carry,第二次替换后 receipt 只剩 [("memory-lancedb", Some("memory"), None, true)],memory-core 整条消失。
顺带闭合上一轮明写的那个残留
上一轮在 settle_recovered_dropped_handoffs 文档里写着:slotless 条目在 Unknown 归属下是终态,「要闭合它,需要一种能在『另一个条目已占用该 slot』的同时保存可恢复归属的 receipt 表示」。本轮就是这个表示,所以那段文档改成「没有任何形状被排除在恢复之外」,并有回归盯着(见下表第 4 行)。
新增回归(4 条)+ 2 条伪造形状
共用 fixture stage_same_slot_replacement:先断言 receipt 形状为 [("memory-lancedb", Some("memory"), None, true), ("memory-core", None, Some("memory"), true)]、slot 仍在本 adapter 自己的插件上 —— 这样此后 key 里是什么就只能来自 operator。全程不注入故障。
| 用例 | 场景 | 终态断言 |
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review_same_slot_replacement_restore_keeps_an_operator_closed_slot |
你的复现:plugins.slots.memory = none → disable |
argv 里既无 plugins enable memory-core 也无 plugins enable memory-lancedb;报告点名让位的那个选择;cleanup_complete / claim_removed;plugins.slots.memory 仍为 none、memory-core.enabled 仍为 false |
review_same_slot_replacement_restore_keeps_a_third_plugin_selection |
同一 fixture,slot 改成第三方 memory-third |
同上,slot 仍为 memory-third。这条存在的理由:veto 不能写成「显式关闭」的特例 —— plugins enable 不是在开/关之间选,而是把 slot 写给正在被 enable 的插件 |
a_second_replacement_keeps_the_guard_the_first_one_recorded |
第三次 enable(契约不再声明任何位移) | guard 仍在,并且随后仍然是 veto 而不是装饰 |
disable_recovers_an_unmarked_handoff_whose_slot_another_entry_owns |
伪造 applied = false(宿主仍显示 slot = 本 adapter 插件、memory-core.enabled = false) |
disable 的 pre-uninstall capture 恢复该 hand-off:argv 有 plugins enable memory-core、终态 enabled == "true"、报告不再出现 never disabled it |
前两条在「veto 只读条目自己拥有的 slot」的构建上确认 failed,症状与你复现一致(plugins uninstall tokenless --force 之后紧跟 plugins enable memory-core,slot 被改回 memory-core);第 3 条在 DroppedPriorDisplacement 不携带 key 时 failed;第 4 条在归属不读 guard 时 failed。
displacement_forgeries 另加两种:同时 slot + guard_slot(「这条 restore 该读哪个 slot」有两个答案,失败关闭而不是按优先级悄悄挑一个)、空 guard_slot(plugins.slots. 不是 key,会静默退化成无守卫 restore)。两者由既有的 status 与 disable(含 --dry-run)伪造用例自动覆盖,并断言拒绝之前一次宿主调用都没有。
plan_dropped_displacement_restores 里那句「若注册本 adapter 自己的插件重新选中上面某个插件竞争的 slot …」的触发条件从 entry.slot.is_some() 改为 entry.slot_key().is_some():只 guard 的条目同样竞争那个 slot,否则第二次替换之后这句话就不打印了。
一个诚实的残留
guard 只能来自 receipt,而 receipt 只从两处学到 key:契约声明的 slot,或它被迫让出去的那个 slot。所以「契约声明里没写 slot、但插件确实声明了某个 kind」的位移,restore 仍只有 inventory / policy 三个 veto。闭合它要从 bundle 的 kind 反推 key,那是 driver 现在没有的概念,靠猜会新增一个误判面 —— 与上一轮拒绝在 prepare 一律拒绝同-slot 替换是同一条理由。
验证(Linux / Rust 1.93.0;仓库 rust-toolchain.toml 钉的 1.93.1 在本机镜像上 404,沿用上一轮的 1.93.0)
cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter:379 passed(与你的基线一致,无回归)cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager --test adapter_frameworks:285 passed / 1 ignored(manager 217 = 213 + 4 新增,frameworks 68)cargo test --locked --workspace:全绿cargo fmt --all -- --check、cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings、git diff --check:干净cargo doc --workspace --no-deps:干净,除adapter/driver.rs:341既有的redundant_explicit_links(本次未碰该行)- CI(
32940bf3,仅取一次快照未等待):Test agent-memory/Commit Message Lint/Docs Lint/AW */Check component versions等 success,Test anolisa与Build website仍 in_progress,0 failure
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结论:REQUEST_CHANGES
基于 head 32940bf3677bc0b9e4ef1f768694fc8e4d1fc3f1,当前仍有一个可复现的恢复问题,见行内 P2:卸载自身产生的 memory slot 默认值被当成第三方接管,导致非默认 memory 插件未恢复且 receipt 被删除,dry-run 与实际结果也不一致。
本地验证(Linux x86_64,Rust 1.93.1):AdapterManager 217 passed / 1 ignored;adapter 单元测试 344 passed;跨框架测试 68 passed。独立用例 independent_nondefault_memory_restore 使用当前真实 Manager/Driver 与 PR 的模拟 OpenClaw CLI,无故障注入,恢复断言失败;未运行真实 gateway。已核对 OpenClaw v2026.4.14 的卸载源码。
提交前核验:head 未变化;CI 13 success / 14 skipped;MERGEABLE,mergeStateStatus=BLOCKED,reviewDecision=CHANGES_REQUESTED;26 条既有线程均已解决。
The slot veto read `plugins.slots.<slot>` live, after the `plugins uninstall` that precedes it, and `removePluginFromConfig` resets a slot the plugin it removed had owned to that slot's default — `memory-core` for `memory`, from `DEFAULT_SLOT_BY_KEY` (v2026.4.14 `src/plugins/uninstall.ts:147-155` with `src/plugins/slots.ts:17-20`). For a displacement *of* the default the two readings agree, because the reset target and the displaced plugin are the same id and `slot_restore_decision` reads that as `Proceed`. For any other displacement the reset names a plugin the receipt never claimed, so the veto charged this cleanup's own footprint to a third owner's selection. No fault injection and no forged receipt. Declare `displaces = memory-lancedb` with `slot = "memory"`, give this adapter's own plugin, `memory-lancedb` and `memory-core` all `kind = "memory"`, start the host on `memory-lancedb`, enable, disable. The dry-run promised `would re-enable openclaw plugin 'memory-lancedb'`, because a preview reads the slot before the uninstall that rewrites it; the operation said `left openclaw plugin 'memory-lancedb' disabled: plugins.slots.memory now belongs to 'memory-core'`, reported `cleanup_complete = true` and `claim_removed = true`, and left `memory-lancedb.enabled` and `memory-core.enabled` both false — the second because this adapter's own selection turned it off at enable. Nothing behind the slot, no receipt recording why, and a preview contradicted by the operation it described with nothing durable left to contradict it. `slot_veto_owner` is the veto's reading, and it discounts exactly that value on exactly the evidence that identifies it: the pre-uninstall capture has to name this adapter's own plugin, which is the sole condition under which OpenClaw resets the slot at all, and the live answer has to be that slot's default, which is the sole value it resets to. Everything else the two readings disagree about still decides on the live one, so an operator who moved or closed the slot inside the window is still respected — including one who moved it *to* the default, which is a choice and not a reset, and which the same capture tells apart. `capture_slot_readings` therefore reads every slotful entry rather than only the unapplied ones: the veto needs the pre-uninstall owner for the applied entry, which is the ordinary case and precisely the one whose owed restore a misread reset declines. That is one extra `config get` per distinct slot on a `disable`, over a key the attribution already captures for the unapplied ones. `default_slot_plugin` carries both keys OpenClaw has a default for. v2026.4.14 resets only `memory`, while the v2026.9.2 line resets `memory` and `contextEngine` alike (`formatUninstallSlotResetPreview`, `src/plugins/uninstall.ts:76-79`); the newer behaviour is a superset of the older, so knowing only `memory` would read a current host's `contextEngine` reset as an operator's selection — the same misreading, one slot over. Trade-off: the correction is keyed to a capture, so it needs one. A `disable` retrying after an unrelated failure captures a slot the *first* attempt's uninstall already reset, and its two readings then agree on the default, which the veto reads as an owner. Attributing that too would mean persisting the pre-uninstall owner in the receipt the way the recovered hand-off mark already is, and this change does not do that; what it leaves is the shape that shipped before, not the one it fixes — a first disable over a host nothing else has touched. Tests: `independent_nondefault_memory_restore` is the reproduction above, through the real Manager and driver against the fake CLI with nothing injected, asserting the preview's promise, the `plugins enable memory-lancedb` that keeps it, the backend really on afterwards, and no third-owner wording in the report. `disable_still_steps_aside_for_an_operator_who_moved_the_slot_to_the_default` is the same fixture with an operator's hand on the slot instead of the uninstall's, asserting the restore is still declined and the selection still stands. Run against `32940bf3` with only the driver reverted, the first fails with the reported `now belongs to 'memory-core'` and no `plugins enable` anywhere in the disable's argv; the second passes there too, which is the point of it. Two existing tests change expectation, not subject. `review_same_slot_replacement_keeps_old_recovery_responsibility` and `disable_recovers_an_unmarked_handoff_whose_slot_another_entry_owns` stage one receipt whose declared entry owns `memory` and whose retained entry guards it, and both were reading the reset as a veto on the *declared* entry — so the older plugin was handed back by accident while the newer one was released as somebody else's. The declared entry now wins the slot, the guard entry steps aside for an owner that is really there, and both tests still assert what they were written for: a backend on behind the slot afterwards, and the guard entry *vetoed* rather than disowned. `cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --lib adapter`: 380 passed. `cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager`: 219 passed / 1 ignored. `cargo test --locked -p anolisa-core --test adapter_frameworks`: 68 passed. `cargo test --locked --workspace`: green. `cargo fmt --all -- --check` and `cargo clippy --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings`: clean. `cargo doc --workspace --no-deps`: clean apart from the pre-existing `redundant_explicit_links` warning at `adapter/driver.rs:341`. Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> Signed-off-by: Forrest-ly <forrest-ly@users.noreply.github.com>
…handoff Resolve the merge conflict in crates/anolisa-core/tests/adapter_manager.rs reported on PR #3228 (mergeable=CONFLICTING). The conflict came from main landing the adapter observation-contract tests (#3310 / first slice of #3309) while this branch carried a large rewrite of the same test module. Both sides are kept: - imports: union of both sides (AdapterCondition + StatusReport from this branch, AdapterStatusReport + ScanReport/ScanEntry/AdapterSourceStatus + central_log::LogRecord from main); all of these types exist unchanged in the production API on both sides. - stage(): split into stage() + stage_in(root) exactly as main did, so the spaced-prefix central-log audit test can pin the tempdir shape. - appended main's new read-only collectors helpers (tree_snapshot, scan_row, condition, condition_count, read_only_framework_query, central_log_len, central_log_framework_argv_after) and its 8 scan/status/source-authority regression tests, which this branch's rewrite did not contain. No production code changed in the resolution: main did not touch the adapter production files this branch refactored (driver.rs, manager.rs, openclaw.rs, claim.rs), so they auto-merged to this branch's versions. Verified: cargo check --workspace --tests = 0 errors; cargo test -p anolisa-core --test adapter_manager = 227 passed, 1 ignored; cargo fmt -p anolisa-core --check = clean. Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai>
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Superseded by #3347. The replacement namespaces the agent-memory OpenClaw tools and removes the script-level memory-core takeover, keeping collision handling in the component without adding displacement lifecycle management to anolisa-core. |
Why
anolisa adapter enable agent-memory openclawinstalls and activatesmemory-anolisa, but OpenClaw's bundledmemory-corestays loaded — the loader exempts it from memory-slot exclusivity — and OpenClaw's plugin tool registry is first-wins. So the adapter's ownmemory_get/memory_searchare dropped (plugin tool name conflict (memory-anolisa): memory_get) and reads answer frommemory-core, which reportsdisabled:truefor every~/.anolisa/memorypath (#3218).verify_runtimepasses, becausememory-anolisareally isloaded; nothing in the enable path observes the name collision. Only the bundle'sinstall.shperformed the hand-off, andOpenClawDriver::apply_enablebuilds its own argv and never runs that script — so the documented adapter-manager entry point left the bug fully reproducible (#3225).What changed
Declare the hand-off in the component contract and let the built-in driver execute it:
Contract —
[adapters.openclaw].displacesnames the bundled plugins an adapter displaces, each with the exclusive slot the plugin re-takes when restored. Publishing metadata only, like[[adapters.openclaw.config]]: every command still comes from the driver.No self-displacement, no duplicates — a contract may not displace the adapter's own plugin, checked twice: once against the manifest's
plugin_id, and again against the id the driver resolved from the bundle. That manifest key is optional, so the first check on its own compares against""; without the second, a self-displacing contract would install and verify its own plugin, disable it, and still report success with anEnabledreceipt. It also may not name one plugin twice, or promise one exclusive slot to two plugins. Each entry is well-formed on its own, so only a cross-entry check can see either, and nothing downstream sees two of them at once until the receipt is already on disk: a repeated id persists a receipt its own driver cannot consume (acleanup_failedrecord that neitherstatusnordisablecan read), and a repeated slot fails silently — on disable the first restore makes that plugin the slot's owner, the guard then reads it as a third owner for the second one and steps aside, removing the receipt while the second plugin stays disabled by this adapter. All three gates run before any host call, on the dry-run and the real path alike.prepare_enable— receives the validated prior receipt, the argumentplan_enablealready took; the Manager validates it before the hook runs, so a forged receipt cannot decide what gets re-confirmed any more than it could shape the plan. It verifies each declared id against the host before any mutation, then claims only the transitions that are actually this adapter's to undo. Three positive answers each mean something different: a readableplugins listthat does not have the id means the contract names a plugin this host does not ship, and fails the enable right there — otherwise the adapter's own plugin installs and verifies first and the mistake surfaces as aplugins disableerror afterwards, leaving a receipt whose restore cannot converge either; an explicitplugins.denyentry, or a restrictiveplugins.allowthat omits the id, means the operator turned it off by policy and the host would refuse the restore; the host's globalplugins.enabled = falseswitch means it would refuse every restore; a persistedenabled = falsemeans they turned it off by hand. That global switch is the strongest of them and the easiest to miss, because it says nothing about any individual plugin's own entry — reading only the per-plugin keys misses it entirely, and an operator who flips it after a successful enable would leave the driver retrying a restore that can never converge, keeping the receipt as a cleanup failure forever instead of recognizing it as released by policy.plugins disableexits 0 either way, so its own status cannot distinguish a transition from a no-op — these probes can.The two policy keys hold lists, and OpenClaw renders a list as pretty JSON — one quoted element per line inside
[…]. Neither reading the driver already had can see that shape, and both fail in the direction that matters: a whole-token text search misses"memory-core",on the quotes and trailing comma, so a real denylist reads as naming nobody; a last-line reduction reads the closing]as an empty answer, so a real allowlist reads as no restriction at all. Policy answers are therefore parsed as JSON first — bare array,{"value": […]}envelope,null, and tolerating a diagnostics preamble plus akey =echo — with a line reading only as the fallback for a host that answers in some other shape.That fallback is scoped to the key being queried, because a
config getanswer mixes the value with whatever the host printed first, and only the key says which is which. Reading every line as a value list turnedinto an allowlist naming
readingandpolicy...: no[or{for the JSON reader to anchor on, the first line has no separator so its whole text looked like a bare value, and the second line'snullwas correctly vacant — leaving the preamble as the answer.policy_blocking_pluginthen read that as restrictive, enable skipped the hand-off entirely (both plugins kept fighting over the tool names and the receipt recorded no ownership forstatusto check), and disable printed instructions to edit a key whose value isnullwhile leaving the plugin disabled. So: a line with a separator counts only when its left-hand side is the queried key (any other left-hand side —warning: config not found— is prose and is dropped), and bare separator-free lines are read only when the host echoed no key at all. Tokens that cannot be plugin ids are dropped. Residual, stated plainly: a host that prints only prose, no value line, and still exits 0 would have its prose read as ids — every documented rendering is handled, that one is not, and shape alone cannot separate it from a genuine bare value list.Only positive evidence counts. A host that cannot answer
plugins listor either policy key is not a host that says "absent" or "off": the claim still happens, because the two failure modes are not symmetric — skipping a claim strands the host with nothing behind the slot after disable, while an unwanted one costs an operator a singleplugins disable. A vacantplugins.allow— unset,null,[]— is likewise not a restriction, since an allowlist gates non-bundled installs on many hosts and reading "unset" as "nothing is allowed" would switch this whole feature off wherever the key was merely never set.apply_enable— runsplugins disable <id>only after the adapter's own plugin is installed, enabled and verified loaded, so freeing the names can never leave the host with no plugin behind the slot. It also re-confirms each claim immediately before mutating and releases the ones that no longer hold: install, config writes and runtime verification all run betweenprepare_enable's probe and the command, and the Manager's lock serializes ANOLISA against itself — not against an operator typingopenclaw plugins disable, nor a framework update. A plugin somebody else turned off in that window makesplugins disableexit 0 having changed nothing, so the transition is not this adapter's; keeping the claim would have a lateradapter disablere-open a plugin the operator had just closed. Somebody else has to be established, though, because this driver's own commands are among the candidates: OpenClaw applies exclusive slot selection on bothplugins install(src/cli/plugins-install-persist.ts:28) andplugins enable(src/cli/plugins-cli.ts:476) at v2026.4.14, throughapplySlotSelectionForPlugin→applyExclusiveSlotSelection, which points the slot for the selected plugin's kind at it and writesenabled = falsefor every other plugin of that kind.memory-anolisaandmemory-coreboth declarekind = "memory", so by the time the re-confirm ran, the plugin it was about to disable was already off — of this enable's own making, with no operator and no framework update anywhere. Releasing on that deleted the only record that the bundled plugin was off: the receipt named no displacement,disablereported a complete cleanup and removed it, and the host was left with no memory backend at all and nothing that would ever restore one. The same write leaves a second trace — the slot naming the plugin it selected, which an operator'splugins disablenever touches — so a barefalseflag is attributed through it in four states, not two (slot_attribution): a readable slot naming this adapter's own plugin (Own) means the hand-off is this enable's and has already been performed, so the claim stays and the idempotentplugins disablestill runs; a readable slot naming anybody else (Other) — another plugin, the displaced one, an off sentinel, or no selection recorded at all, which is what a bundle declaring no slot kind leaves behind — is positive evidence of a third party and releases the claim, so the takeover window above stays closed; a declaration that named no slot (NotDeclared) releases it too, and on evidence rather than on a missing probe, becauseDisplacedPluginSpec::slotis documented as "declare it when the displaced plugin re-takes an exclusive slot, omit it when it does not" and upstream selection only ever disables plugins of the selected kind — the ones competing for that kind's slot — so a plugin the contract says holds no slot is not one this enable could have turned off (keeping it would also restore it with no slot guard at all, the sentinel and third-owner protections being keyed on the slot); and a probe the host cannot answer (Unreadable) is the one state that is evidence of nothing, so the claim stays. CollapsingUnreadableinto "not ours" let one transientconfig getfailure take a destructive decision, deleting the claim over a host where this driver's own selection had just performed the hand-off; collapsingNotDeclaredintoUnreadable— the mistake made while fixing that, and caught in review — did the opposite damage, taking ownership of an operator's intervening disable for every correctly declared slotless displacement. Recognizing the hand-off is not enough either — it has to be recorded before the next fallible step, becausemark_displacement_appliedis what turns a claim into a restoration record, and it used to live only inapply_displacements: four steps later, and afterverify_runtime. Sorecord_slot_selection_handoffsruns right afterplugins installand again right after this adapter's ownplugins enable, both ahead of verification, marking and write-ahead persisting on positive evidence only (slot readable and naming this plugin and the flag reading off) and skipping entries already applied. Without it an ordinary failed verification leftapplied = falseover a plugin the host had turned off for this adapter:restore_decisionansweredSkipNotApplied, disable told the operator "this adapter never disabled it", reported a complete cleanup, removed the receipt, and stranded the host with no memory backend and nothing recording why. Recording can still fail, though, and what is lost then is the record, not the hand-off: attribution needs a readable slot, so a probe the host cannot answer at that moment — or a process that dies before the persist — leavesapplied = falseover a plugin this adapter did turn off, and if verification fails afterwardsapply_displacementsnever runs at all. Keeping the claim is not the same as recording the hand-off, and only the second makes disable hand the plugin back. So the same predicate, as one shared helper (handoff_performed_by_slot_selection) because three callers have to agree, is asked again where the entry is read:restore_decisionrestores an unapplied entry whose slot names this adapter's own plugin and whose flag reads off instead of answeringSkipNotApplied, andstatusfiles it under its own bucket instead of "off, but not by this adapter". Those two could disagree before, and the disagreement was user-visible — one report disowning a hand-off the same run was performing. This also closes the crash residual documented above, for the same reason: the read side no longer depends on the write side having landed.plugins disableapplies no slot selection (plugins-cli.ts:495), so the hand-off itself never moves the slot. The probe was deliberately not moved ahead ofplugins install: that would widen the takeover window for every adapter and still attribute nothing, trading a deterministic bug for a bigger race. A claim carried over from a prior receipt is not re-confirmed at all — it is already off because of this adapter. For the claims this enable does make,displacement_proberecords how it reached them:ClaimEnabledwhen the host positively said the plugin was on,ClaimUnverifiedwhen it could not answer. The first is this enable's own transition and is always re-confirmed. The second cannot be attributed by the probe alone, so the prior receipt settles it: an unverified claim is exempt exactly when a validated prior receipt for the same OpenClaw state directory already owns that plugin id — the gatepreserve_reenable_factsuses, because ownership does not travel across instances. That exemption is deliberately narrow, and both of its edges were real defects. Too wide — exempting every unverified claim — reopens the takeover window through a transient probe failure: a first enable has no prior ownership to protect, so afalseat apply time can only mean the plugin went off for a reason this enable never observed, yet the receipt would keep a claim for aplugins disablethat changed nothing, and a lateradapter disablewould re-open a plugin the operator had just closed. Too narrow — re-confirming inherited claims as well — loses ownership: on a re-enable whose single prepare-time read happened to fail, the plugin is off because a previous enable of this same adapter turned it off;preserve_reenable_factshas already declined to re-add the fact because the fresh claim occupies the same resource; and re-confirming would read thatfalseas "somebody else just closed it" and delete the claim from the replacement receipt. The prior receipt is then gone, the ownership is lost permanently, and a lateradapter disablenever hands the plugin back while still removing the receipt. Either way the fresh set travels throughPreparedEnable, and the apply-side release fires only on positive evidence (AlreadyOff/NotOnHost) — an unanswerable re-probe is not evidence about who turned it off. The receipt also records whether the hand-off actually ran, asDisplacedPluginRef::applied. The Manager persists the whole receipt in front ofapply_enable— deliberately, so a crash cannot leave a framework mutation with no receipt behind it — which means an enable that fails during install, config writes or runtime verification leaves acleanup_failedreceipt naming a displacement whoseplugins disablewas never issued. Keeping the entry is right, because a retry needs the declaration; reading it as ownership is not, because a lateradapter disablewould then restore a plugin this adapter never displaced, undoing one the operator closed themselves in between and leaving nothing behind to show why. Soapply_displacementsmarks the entry at the same write-ahead point it already persisted at, immediately before the command: a crash before it leaves the entry unapplied and restores nothing it should not, a crash after it leaves the entry applied and does not strand the host with a disabled plugin nobody owns. Restore, its dry-run preview andstatusall consult the mark first, andrestore_decisiongained aSkipNotAppliedbranch so the preview and the real disable cannot disagree about it.Consulting the mark is not enough on its own, because a re-enable inherits. The three sets that decide what a later operation may rely on — the ids
prepare_enabletreats as already owned, the onesplan_enablepreviews as carried over, and the entriespreserve_reenable_factscopies into the replacement receipt — are therefore all built from the applied subset. Inheriting an unapplied id is not a harmless duplicate of the read-side refusal, because the inheritance is exactly what suppresses the re-confirmation: the entry arrives in the new receipt without any probe of this host having produced it, so it is in neitherfreshly_claimednor the probe's output, soapply_displacementsskips it, marks it applied, and runs aplugins disablethat exits 0 having changed nothing. One re-enable is then enough to launder an intent into an ownership, and the disable that follows re-enables a plugin the operator closed between the two enables; the dry-run promised it beforehand, sinceplan_enablechecked the carried set before probing. Declining to inherit costs nothing: the entry falls through todropped_displaced_plugins,cleanup_replaced_claimreports it as never performed (through the sameSkipNotAppliedbranch), and this enable's own probe decides whether to claim the plugin afresh. The field defaults to applied and is omitted from the wire when true, so a receipt written before it existed keeps its ownership and an applied receipt serializes exactly as it always did.When this enable probed the plugin again it has already written its own entry for the same resource, so
preserve_reenable_factshas nothing to add — but the prior entry may be the only record that the hand-off ran, and the fresh one is written unapplied because prepare precedes every mutation. Dropping the prior's mark costs real ownership whenever the re-enable fails before reachingapply_displacements(install, config or runtime verification): the receipt survives ascleanup_failed,restore_decisionreads the entry as never performed, and disable refuses to hand back a plugin the first enable really did disable — then removes the receipt, so nothing records the loss.So the entry is written with the mark it should already carry, and
prepare_enabledecides it, because that is the only scope holding both halves of the question: the prior receipt and what this round's probe concluded about it. Exactly one branch inherits — an unverified claim the same instance's prior receipt already owns, i.e. the one case where this enable carries an older hand-off forward instead of establishing one of its own. A merge insidepreserve_reenable_factscannot make that distinction: the hook receives the receipt but notPreparedEnable, and the receipt carries no transient attribution on purpose, so anything merged there can key only on the resource match. That gets the opposite direction wrong too, and symmetrically so — when the operator re-enabled the plugin themselves, this round's probe is a positiveClaimEnabled, the old ownership is void, and inheriting its mark makes thecleanup_failedreceipt claim a hand-off this round never reached, after whichadapter disableundoes a manual disable the operator made in between. This is also what makes the enable-side exemption honest: an unverified inherited claim declines to re-confirm because that ownership "is about to be carried into the replacement", and carrying the entry without its mark would make that promise false.A displacement's identity is the plugin, not the resource id that handles it, so the inheritance check in
preserve_reenable_factsasks which plugin ids the replacement already claims — the same keyprepare_enable's attribution and the duplicate-claim rejection both use, and the same keydropped_displaced_pluginshas always used. Keyed on the resource id it missed a renamed one:prepare_enablewrote the canonical resource for the plugin, the prior's renamed entry was added beside it, and every re-enable died incleanup_replaced_claimon "claimed more than once". That failure really was before any mutation, but it was on every attempt, for a receiptstatusanddisableconsume normally — a permanent block whose only way out was to disable first.A resolved displacement likewise carries the resource id the receipt actually names rather than re-deriving the canonical one from the plugin id. Validation requires the reference to resolve to a framework-plugin resource of this framework whose
plugin_idmatches, but not that its name be canonical, so a consistently renamed receipt passes every check — and the helpers that rebuilt the id then looked up a resource the receipt does not contain. That is not a fail-closed rejection:mark_displacement_appliedruns afterapply_enablehas persisted the new receipt, installed this adapter's own plugin and enabled it, so the error lands mid-mutation.statusfailed more quietly still, returning noresourcereference for the single-displacement case the reference exists to serve. This narrows the window rather than closing it: OpenClaw offers no conditional write, and closing it properly needs a framework-level lock the CLI does not expose. Write-ahead persisted throughEnableProgresslike the config journal; a failure fails the enable and leaves a retryablecleanup_failedreceipt rather than an adapter that reports healthy while its tools are shadowed.disable— restores exactly what the receipt claims, treats a plugin the host has since dropped or blocked by policy as released rather than failed (a restore that can never succeed would otherwise strand the receipt forever, with this adapter's own plugin already uninstalled, over a cleanup with nothing left to do), and steps aside whenplugins.slots.<slot>has since been given to a third plugin or closed outright.plugins enablere-runs the framework's exclusive slot selection, so either case would undo a choice the operator made after enable: one drags the slot back from the backend they picked, the other re-opens a slot they deliberately turned off.noneis that off sentinel, and it shares its off-word list with the enablement probe so one host's rendering of "off" classifies identically whichever key it is read from. A recognized owner (this adapter's plugin, or the displaced plugin itself) is never re-read as a sentinel. An empty or unanswerable read still restores — the slot is then this adapter's or nobody's, and skipping it would leave the host with nothing behind the slot. A failed restore reports throughcleanup_completeso the receipt survives and disable stays retryable — and a restore that succeeds — or that the host vetoes, which is a release the report itself announces in those words — is struck from that receipt on the spot, which is whydisableandcleanup_replaced_claimtake the claim mutably. The one entry that stays is one whose hand-off never ran: it was never ownership, no host state can make a retry act on it, and it is the receipt's only record of a plugin that is enabled and unclaimed. Cleanup can fail partway: a materialized skill directory replaced by a plain file makesremove_treefail withENOTDIR(which no uid bypasses), and that setscleanup_complete = falsewithout returning early, so the displacement restores still run and the Manager still keeps the receipt for retry. An entry left in that receipt would record a transition already undone, and the retry would perform it a second time — re-enabling a plugin the operator closed themselves in between, with nothing left to show why.DisableReportcannot express the split (one bool plus prose), so the claim is the channel; the Manager re-persists the mutated claim on both paths, the kept receipt after a partial disable and the prior receipt when a re-enable's cleanup is the incomplete one. It persists on the error path too, which is the half no report can cover: a driver that errors out mid-cleanup — a CLI that stops being spawnable between two restores — returns noDisableReportat all, and a bare?used to reach the caller before either branch ran, so the releases already performed died with the in-memory claim. Both sites persist first, and only when the driver really changed something, so an error raised before its first mutation still leaves the receipt byte-for-byte as it was. This is the disable-side half of the invariant the re-enable ordering above states: a successful release must be followed by a durable record of it, and the driver has no way to write one except through the claim it is handed.apply_enablewould disable the old plugin again, and the new contract could never take effect. But a differentOPENCLAW_STATE_DIRis a different registry, where the operator may have disabled the same plugin themselves —prepare_enablecorrectly declines to claim that, and inheriting would claim it anyway: the old instance gets restored, the new one gets disabled, and a later disable re-enables a plugin the operator had closed. The receipt already records which directory it was written against (OpenClawClaim.state_dir_resource), so no new field is needed.cleanup_replaced_claimhands back whatever is not inherited — from the prior receipt's own home, in full, when the migration crosses directories — while that receipt is still the durable record of why the plugin was off.That hand-back is a host mutation whose only durable record is the receipt swap that follows it, so the Manager prunes stale materialized output before calling the driver and not after, leaving nothing fallible between the release and the swap. It used to sit in between, and failing there does not take an exotic host: the prune removes a stale materialized directory with a non-recursive
remove_dir, so a single runtime-created file inside it is enough. The re-enable then returnedReenableCleanupIncompletewithplugins enable memory-corealready issued and the prior receipt still on disk claimingappliedownership of it — so a working adapter immediately reported a tool-name collision it did not have, and an operator who then disabled the plugin themselves had it re-enabled again by a retry reading that stale ownership. The two steps are independent (one touches only ANOLISA's own materialized output under the datadir, the other only runs framework CLI verbs), so the reorder changes what a failure leaves behind rather than what either step does: a prune failure now happens with the host untouched and the prior receipt still describing it exactly, while a restore failure still happens with the prune done and the prior receipt durable. What remains is astate.savefailure immediately after a successful restore; that window is not closable from here, because recording the release before performing it would strand the host if the process died in between — the error this codebase consistently ranks as worse — so it is documented in both the Manager and the driver rather than hidden. The dry-run lists the two steps in the same order the real re-enable runs them.preserve_reenable_factstherefore receives theDriverCtxcarrying the current contract.Every receipt probe reads the instance the receipt names —
claim_state_dir(claim), not the caller's environment.OPENCLAW_HOMEandOPENCLAW_STATE_DIRcan both have moved since enable and the Manager still validates such a receipt, so probing the caller's directory reports on a host the receipt never touched: withOPENCLAW_HOME=Aretained andOPENCLAW_STATE_DIR=Boverriding it, a B that happens to look clean hides a collision already restored in A.disableresolved it this way already;statusnow agrees. Which directories a prior receipt may name at all is the Manager's trust boundary —openclaw_allowed_rootsadmits only the current and legacy resolver roots, andvalidate_with_trustrejects the receipt before any driver hook runs — so an arbitrary A→B move fails closed at claim validation and never reaches the migration code. That is pinned by a test rather than left implicit, because widening it would mean trusting a state-file value as an external root: a trust-model change, not a driver fix.Receipt integrity first — a receipt whose displacement references do not resolve (dangling, mistyped, wrong
purpose, another framework's plugin, aimed at this adapter's own plugin, duplicated, or naming an empty or twice-claimed exclusive slot) is rejected before the first action of bothstatusanddisable, and before a re-enable plans or inherits from it. The slot rules the Manager applies to a contract are re-applied to the receipt, because the receipt is what disable consumes and it can be edited without the contract ever being re-read: two entries sharing one exclusive slot are not merely redundant — disable restores the first, the guard then reads that plugin as a third owner for the second and steps aside, and the receipt is still removed as a completed cleanup, orphaning a plugin this adapter disabled.slot = ""is rejected on both sides too, sincevalidate_config_keyonly rejects an empty whole key andplugins.slots.is not empty; omittingslotis how a contract asks for an unguarded restore. Resolving late would let a corrupt receipt reportHealthyand then letdisableuninstall the adapter's own plugin before it noticed it cannot name what to hand back; a reference to an arbitraryFrameworkPluginwould otherwise drive an unintendedplugins enable.The adapter's own plugin is resolved by reference, not by position —
disable,statusand the migration preview now followOpenClawClaim.plugin_resourceand cross-check purpose, framework and the top-level id, instead of taking "the firstFrameworkPlugininresources". That definition stopped being safe once a receipt could legitimately carry two:resourcesis a set keyed by id, so reordering it is a hand edit every generic check accepts, and it used to sendplugins uninstallat the displaced plugin while keeping the adapter's own.--dry-run— both plans read the receipt, not only the host, never promise less than the operation does, and their wording matches the branch the real operation takes.plan_enablereceives the receipt it would replace, so a re-enable plan can report a displacement that receipt carries over — but only where the host does not contradict it, and only after the checks the real enable makes. Ownership alone is not enough:prepare_enablealways probes, so when the operator turned the plugin back on after the last enable, the real enable reads a positiveClaimEnabled, treats that ownership as void, claims the plugin fresh and disables it again. A plan that short-circuited on ownership kept promising "it stays claimed and disable will hand it back", hiding a host mutation that overrides what the operator had just chosen; it now probes every declared id and names that case separately ("disable … again: it was re-enabled after the receipt being replaced displaced it, so this enable takes the tool names back"). Skipping the probe must not skip the existence check, though:prepare_enableprobes unconditionally and fails the real enable when the host's inventory no longer has a declared id, so a carry-over promised for a plugin a framework upgrade has since removed described an enable that cannot run — and this PR's own rule is that a preview naming a different condition than the real path applies is worse than no preview. Both sides now answer "a readable inventory omits it" through one sharedinventory_omits_plugin, and the plan reuses the inventory it already read, so the check costs no extra host call; an unreadable inventory is still not an omission, the same rule the enable-side claim gate applies;plan_reenable_cleanuplists the restore of a displacement the new contract dropped, a mutationplan_enablestructurally cannot show because it only walks the current contract, yetcleanup_replaced_claimreally performs first. A disable plan lists each restore with the branch the real disable will actually take, and so do the dropped-displacement and migration plans: all three ask the samerestore_decisionthe real restore asks, through a newplan_disable_restoresdriver hook, so a preview cannot describe a veto the operation doesn't apply or omit one it does. There are six outcomes, not two — hand back; step aside because the plugin left the host's inventory; because the host's globalplugins.enabledswitch is off; becauseplugins.denyor a restrictiveplugins.allowkeeps it off; because its slot was closed explicitly; or because a third plugin owns the slot now. Composing that text in the Manager instead described only the two slot vetoes and called a slotless restore unconditional, which the inventory and policy vetoes are not (neither looks at the slot). That was worse than imprecise wording: every veto still counts as completed cleanup, so the receipt was removed afterwards and the operator was left with nothing to notice the divergence with. A migration plan lists the restores it performs in the prior home, which nothing else walks.An enable plan cannot call
restore_decision— that reads the host as it is now, while the plan describes a disable that has not happened yet, and rendering a present-tense prediction as a future promise would be a new way to be wrong. So it enumerates the same branch set through one sharedrestore_conditions_note, used by all three of its branches (claim, carry-over, and the migration/dropped variants) and enumerating everyRestoreDecision::Skip*— inventory, global switch, denylist, allowlist, slot closed, slot owned by a third plugin. And no published surface calls a slotless restore "unconditional" any more — the contract rustdoc (DisplacedPluginSpec::slot), the receipt-schema rustdoc (DisplacedPluginRef::slot), the empty-slot rejection message and the generic planner fallback all said it, and all four now say what is true: omittingslotonly removes the slot from what is consulted, because the inventory and policy vetoes never looked at it. And a newvalidate_claimdriver hook runs on the disable dry-run as well as the real path, so a corrupt receipt no longer receives a successful plan for an operation that will fail.status— verifies the displacement as a newDisplacedPluginsReleasedcondition and degrades when a bundled plugin was re-enabled behind the adapter's back: the collision is back, and this adapter's own tools have stopped answering, whilePluginRegistered/PluginResourcesLoadedstill read clean. The verdict is decisive only where the evidence is, and the first question is not the enablement flag but whether the plugin can hold the tool names at all — the same inventory and policy questions, in the same order, that the restore branch asks, factored into onedisplacement_blockboth call so the two sides of a receipt cannot drift. A plugin a framework upgrade removed from the host cannot shadow this adapter's tools however its ownplugins.entries.<id>.enabledreads; reading only that key reported a collision and degraded the whole adapter over a hand-off nothing was contesting, whiledisablewas correctly treating the same host as having released it. Neither absence nor policy counts as released, and the reason is the same for both: each is evidence about what a freshly spawned CLI sees and about what the config asks for, and neither establishes that the gateway already running stopped serving those tools. A removal leaves a module loaded before it loaded still — which is why OpenClaw's ownplugins uninstallasks for a gateway restart (plugins-cli.ts:623-626) — and a policy write depends for its effect on the host's plugin reload mode, which this driver cannot read (gateway.reload.mode = offleaves the running process untouched, persrc/gateway/config-reload.ts). Filing either under released rolled a recorded hand-off fromUnknownup toHealthyon the strength of one cold read, with a reason saying nothing needed doing — the false all-clear this condition exists to prevent, arriving exactly when the operator may still need to restart the gateway or check a real tool call. Both are therefore their own buckets reportingUnknown, and each reason says both halves: what rules the plugin out (nothing to re-disable, no route back without a reinstall; or the named policy key) and why that does not clear the running gateway, with the one settling check named — a real tool call, neverplugins list/plugins inspect, which read the same persisted state the verdict came from. Both are still notFalse, which is what the original complaint was about: a plugin the host will not load is not one the operator can act on. The consequence, stated plainly: with no gateway channel every state a displaced plugin can be in is either a collision or unobservable, so this condition no longer reportsTruefor a receipt that has displacement entries. TheTruearm is kept with a comment saying so — it is what a future bucket with positive evidence would reach, and keeping it explicit means adding one cannot silently change today's verdicts. The restore branch still treats both as released, because the question there is different — can this be handed back at all — and for a plugin the host does not have, or a policy that would refuse theplugins enable, the answer is no and no retry can change it;displacement_block's doc now says that the two callers share the facts and differ in the verdict on purpose.Both questions are asked of every entry, including one whose hand-off never ran.
appliedis provenance — who turned the plugin off — and cannot stand in for host state: an entry this adapter never disabled is more likely to still be on, not less, since taking the names off it was the entire point of the enable that recorded it. Filing it under "nothing to verify" made the conditionTrue, and because the Manager saves the receipt beforeapply_enableand rewrites it tocleanup_failedonly whenapply_enablereturns an error, a hard exit in between (SIGKILL, OOM, power loss) leftEnabledplus an unapplied entry on disk: this adapter's own plugin installed and verified loaded, the bundled plugin still enabled and still winning the framework's first-wins registry, andsummarizereportingHealthy— the false all-clear this condition exists to prevent, reached through the one receipt state no clean failure produces. The bucket's own reason text had already said "this adapter never disabled it"; the status computation argued the opposite. So an unapplied entry the host reports enabled counts as a collision (False), and one it reports off counts asUnknownwith the provenance stated — which is three-way, because "off, and not by this adapter" and "off, by this adapter's own slot selection, with the record lost" lead to differentdisablebehavior and must not read the same. Nothing the persisted state can say counts as a release; see the absence/policy paragraph above. For a plugin that survives both questions, config saying enabled settles it: the plugin is not displaced whether or not the gateway has caught up, so that reportsFalseand degrades the summary while every other condition still reads clean. Config saying disabled reportsUnknown, notTrue—plugins disableonly writes config, and when the running gateway picks that up depends on the host's plugin reload mode, so that proves the hand-off was recorded and nothing about whether it took effect, and this driver has no channel to the running gateway. ReportingHealthythere would tell the operator the hand-off worked while theirmemory_getis still answered by the bundled plugin, i.e. it would makestatusthe false all-clear this condition exists to prevent.That
Unknownis permanent, and the reason now says so. An earlier wording called the restart "what would settle it" and the user guide said "restart and re-check", but no state change in the driver corresponds to a restart:plugins.entries.<id>.enableddoes not change when the gateway restarts, so the re-check returns the identical verdict and the operator loops with no exit. The reason now namesopenclaw gateway restartas what makes the hand-off take effect, states that restarting will not change the verdict, and points at an actual tool call as the way to confirm, because that is the only check that travels through the running gateway — and names no particular tool.displacesis a generic contract any adapter may declare for its own colliding tools, andDisplacedPluginSpeccarries no tool names, so a driver hardcodingmemory_getwould send every other adapter's operator after a tool it does not register and could not use to confirm anything; this suite's owntokenlessfixture was what pinned that mistake in place. Naming the concrete tool belongs in each component's documentation, which is what the agent-memory user guide does. It deliberately does not point atopenclaw plugins listorplugins inspect: both read the persisted registry and config, so after enable and before a restart they showmemory-coredisabled while the old gateway may still be serving its tools — a false confirmation, worse than offering no check at all, because it moves the operator from "unknown" to "believes it is fixed". Both locales of the user guide say the same and warn against both commands explicitly. Turning this into a decisive verdict needs a gateway tool-catalog channel (tools.catalog/tools.effective). The transport primitive exists —FrameworkRpcSessionplusDriverOps::run_framework_rpc, already consumed bycodex.rsagainstcodex app-server --stdio— but it spawns a stdio child rather than attaching to a running daemon, and nothing in this repo names an OpenClaw gateway session, its method spelling, its provenance field, or how "gateway down" differs from "tool still held". Those four are asked for in the review thread; guessing them is how an earlier revision of this PR shipped a probe that read config back and reportedHealthythrough the very window it existed to catch. An unreadable enablement key is a third, distinct answer with its own reason, so the operator is pointed at the key rather than at a restart that would not help.Every bucket is reported, not just the worst one. A receipt may displace several plugins and each can be in a different state, so a chain that formatted only the winning bucket silently dropped the others and left the operator to discover them one re-run at a time. The status still takes the worst verdict, and with a single displaced plugin the condition also carries a
resourceref, so a machine consumer need not parse the prose to find which plugin it is about.The reason also no longer claims a restart is what makes the hand-off take effect. Whether one is needed depends on the host's plugin reload mode — a mode that hot-reloads
plugins.entries.*applies the change by itself — and this driver cannot read that mode, so an unconditional "restart to activate" would buy every hot-reloading host an unnecessary gateway interruption on every hand-off. The wording is conditional in the reason and in both locales of the user guide. Remediation is spelled out per plugin — oneplugins disablecommand and one real config key each — because a receipt may displace several, andopenclaw plugins disable a, bpasses one malformed argument whileplugins.entries.a, b.enabledis a key that has never existed.skill_bundleadapter rejects the declaration instead of silently no-opping it; ids go throughvalidate_plugin_idand slots throughvalidate_config_key(they becomeplugins.slots.<slot>) in the Manager before any probing, and the driver re-validates before building argv.Schema version
DRIVER_SCHEMA_VERSIONmoves to 4 for the new optionalOpenClawClaim.displaced_plugins(id references plus the slot). The field is#[serde(default)], so version-3 receipts parse unchanged.That constant is the version a driver writes, so it must not double as a read gate — an earlier revision of this PR claimed no read path gated on it, and that was wrong:
qoder.rs::native_install_confirmeddid exactly that, so the bump silently revoked the install ownership of every schema-3 Qoder receipt on disk (disable would refuse to uninstall a plugin ANOLISA installed and keep the receipt forever; a re-enable would re-record that plugin as somebody else's pre-existing one and then drop the receipt while leaving the plugin behind). Qoder now gates on a driver-localQODER_INSTALL_CONFIRMED_MIN_SCHEMA = 3— the version that introducedplugin_install_confirmed— and the constant's doc says why it is write-time only.Docs
The hand-off is the driver's contract. The bundle's own
install.sh/uninstall.shscript entry point does not read the declaration and performs no hand-off (that is #3222, still open), so the user guide, the publicDisplacedPluginSpecrustdoc and both contract copies now scope the claim toanolisa adapterand tell a script install to runopenclaw plugins disable memory-coreitself, rather than documenting behavior the scripts do not have. This also removes the merge-order dependency on #3222: either PR can land first.The component's own two READMEs needed the same correction and did not get it until round 21. They are the first page anyone installing agent-memory reaches, they led with
install.sh, and they never mentionedmemory-coreat all — so following that Quick Start installed the plugin and left the collision exactly where it was, which is the gap the user guide explicitly warns about.src/agent-memory/README.mdandREADME_zh.mdnow lead withanolisa adapter enable agent-memory openclaw/adapter status, state what the first-wins registry does to this plugin's own tools whilememory-corestays loaded, and keep the script path with theopenclaw plugins disable memory-corestep it requires (annotated# the script does NOT do this) plus the undo command. The reload-mode conditionality ofgateway restartis stated as the guide states it, not unconditionally. Both languages carry the same content and the same commands byte-for-byte; only the inline comments are localized.docs-lint.shchecks naming and thedocs/user-guideen/zh tree parity but not README parity, so that consistency is asserted by hand here rather than by a gate.The guide also states what the hand-off costs, since it happens on every enable and is not an edge case: disabling
memory-coreremoves that plugin's whole surface — its ownmemory_*tools, theopenclaw memorycommand, and the background dreaming/consolidation lifecycle it runs — for as long as agent-memory is enabled. agent-memory covers retrieval meanwhile, but it reads and writes~/.anolisa/memory, notmemory-core's store, so data that plugin already accumulated stays untouched and out of reach until it is re-enabled, and the two stores are not merged. Recovery isadapter disable(subject to the slot guard) oropenclaw plugins enable memory-core, plusopenclaw gateway restart.agent-memorydeclaresmemory-coreon thememoryslot in both contract copies (src/anolisa/manifests/components/agent-memory/component.tomlandsrc/agent-memory/.anolisa/component.toml.in).Related issue
Fixes #3225. Completes #3218 for the adapter-manager entry point; the script entry point is #3222.
Test
crates/anolisa-core/tests/adapter_manager.rs(192 cases) — the fake CLI persists the enablement flagplugins enable/plugins disablechange, and applies OpenClaw's exclusive slot selection onplugins install/plugins enablefor a bundle or bundled plugin that declares a slotkind(data-driven, so fixtures declaring none behave exactly as before), so a re-enable dry-run reads the host a real disable actually leaves behind. Itsplugins inspectderives status from that persisted config and is now documented as doing so on purpose: that is what the real command does, and a driver must not read gateway liveness from it. TheFAKE_OC_PENDING_RESTARTknob an earlier revision added was removed with the probe it served — a fake that models an assumption is how that assumption stayed green. An argv-log helper scopes each assertion to the step under test, since the log is cumulative.Contract rejection, all asserting an empty argv log, no receipt, no registry marker and no plugin left disabled:
enable_rejects_self_displacement_resolved_from_the_bundle(manifestplugin_idomitted, bundle id equal to the declared displacement → rejected on both the dry-run and the real path),enable_rejects_self_displacement_against_a_declared_plugin_id(the declaration-time gate),enable_rejects_a_duplicated_displacement_id_before_touching_the_host(both modes),enable_rejects_two_displaced_plugins_sharing_one_exclusive_slot,enable_rejects_a_displacement_declaring_an_empty_slot(both modes).State-directory migration, over a second OpenClaw instance where the operator disabled
memory-corethemselves:migration_does_not_inherit_displacement_ownership_the_new_home_never_had(old home's displacement handed back where it was taken, the operator's disable in the new home survives, the migrated receipt claims nothing, and a later disable never runsplugins enable memory-core) andmigration_dry_run_plans_the_prior_homes_restore_not_a_carryover(the plan names the prior home, shows no carry-over of a claim made elsewhere, and mutates nothing).Slot constraints on the receipt side:
a_receipt_sharing_one_slot_between_two_displacements_is_rejectedanda_receipt_with_an_empty_slot_suffix_is_rejected— each overstatus,disable --dry-runand the realdisable, asserting one shared rejection reason, zero appended argv lines, both plugins still in the state enable left them, and the receipt kept for repair.Effective inventory and policy:
enable_does_not_claim_a_displacement_an_explicit_deny_list_blocksand..._a_restrictive_allow_list_excludes(enable succeeds, noplugins disable, the receipt claims nothing, and disable then converges),enable_still_claims_a_displacement_when_the_allow_list_is_unset(vacant""/[]/null/noneare not restrictions — the hand-off still happens),enable_fails_before_installing_when_the_displaced_id_is_not_on_the_host(both modes; no realplugins install, nothing disabled, no receipt),enable_still_claims_when_the_inventory_probe_cannot_run,disable_treats_a_policy_blocked_restore_as_releasedanddisable_treats_a_vanished_displaced_plugin_as_released(bothcleanup_complete, receipt removed, nothing stranded, message names the policy key and the manual undo).Policy answers in the host's own rendering, through the full enable→disable path:
enable_and_disable_honor_a_pretty_json_deny_listandenable_and_disable_honor_a_pretty_json_allow_list(multi-line JSON; noplugins disable, nothing claimed, disable converges),enable_still_claims_when_a_pretty_json_allow_list_names_the_plugin(parsing must not over-correct into silently switching the hand-off off),enable_honors_a_pretty_json_policy_list_behind_a_key_echo(diagnostics preamble +key =echo, both keys),enable_still_claims_when_a_json_policy_list_is_empty_or_null([]/[ ]/null× both keys). Plus unit coverage of the reader itself for pretty, compact, enveloped, preambled, bare-word, comma-separated and multi-line non-JSON answers.Preamble handling, through the full chain and not just the parser — because the damage is the decision
policy_blocking_pluginmakes, not a wrongVec<String>:enable_claims_the_displacement_a_preamble_plus_null_allowlist_does_not_forbid(the reported failure: hand-off still happens, ownership is recorded sostatushas something to check, disable restores and never mentionsplugins.allow),enable_claims_the_displacement_a_preamble_plus_null_denylist_does_not_forbid, andenable_honors_a_real_deny_entry_behind_a_diagnostic_preamble(the fix is about which line carries the value, not about ignoring the key). Unit-level:policy_list_does_not_read_a_diagnostic_preamble_as_ids(preamble ×null/[]/ empty /NULL/unset/-, both keys),policy_list_ignores_a_foreign_key_echo(warning: config not found, and a real echo winning over prose on another line),policy_list_treats_every_vacant_spelling_as_vacant(13 spellings, case-insensitive).Config vs. gateway:
status_does_not_report_healthy_on_a_recorded_but_unverified_handoff(recorded hand-off →Unknown, neverHealthy, reason names both the restart and what is known),status_is_decisive_when_config_says_the_displaced_plugin_is_back_on(False→Degraded),status_separates_an_unreadable_probe_from_a_recorded_handoff(distinct reason naming the key, and not the restart). The recorded-hand-off case also pins the reason's advice, in both directions: it must say a restart does not change this verdict (unknownhere means unobservable, not pending a restart), and it must point the operator at a check that actually travels through the running gateway — a real tool call, in the reason's own words "call one of this adapter's own tools that '' also provides and see which plugin answers". The two cold probes are forbidden by assertion, not merely omitted:reasonmust containtool calland must not containplugins listorplugins inspect(am:7593-7613), because both read the persisted registry and config this verdict was itself derived from, so before a restart they show the bundled plugin disabled while the old gateway may still be serving its tools — a false confirmation, worse than offering no check at all. So neither the restart promise nor a cold-probe confirmation can quietly come back.Per-plugin remediation:
status_gives_one_remediation_command_per_displaced_plugin(two plugins re-enabled → a separate runnableopenclaw plugins disable <id>for each, and no joineddisable a, b) andstatus_names_one_real_config_key_per_unverified_displacement(both real keys named, no fabricated joined key).Resource order:
disable_uninstalls_its_own_plugin_even_with_receipt_resources_reorderedswaps the own-plugin and displaced resources in the persisted receipt — a legitimate hand edit every generic check accepts — and asserts disable uninstallstokenless, nevermemory-core, hands the displaced plugin back, and completes.Re-enable under a changed contract:
reenable_releases_a_displacement_the_new_contract_dropped(declaration removed →plugins enable memory-coreruns, marker cleared, replacement receipt claims nothing and keeps no displaced resource),reenable_swaps_a_displacement_the_new_contract_replaced(old plugin handed back, new one claimed),reenable_takes_the_slot_from_the_current_contract_not_the_prior_receipt(carried slot ismemory2; disable then consultsplugins.slots.memory2, not the priorplugins.slots.memory).Corrupt receipts, over three forgeries (dangling reference, reference to the adapter's own
openclaw_pluginresource, the same reference twice):status_refuses_to_report_a_corrupt_displacement_receipt(errors withBundleInvalid, neverHealthy),disable_mutates_nothing_for_a_corrupt_displacement_receipt(bothdisable --dry-runand the real disable reject it — the dry-run without a single host call, the real one with an empty appended argv log, own plugin still registered, displaced plugin untouched, receipt kept for retry), andenable_dry_run_rejects_a_corrupt_displacement_receipt_before_probing.Preview wording pinned against the real branch: on the enable side
enable_dry_run_preview_names_every_restore_veto— the shared note must name the inventory and both policy vetoes for a slotful and a slotless declaration, add the slot vetoes only for the slotful one, and never say "unconditional". On the disable side,disable_preview_agrees_with_the_real_restore(slotful) anddisable_preview_agrees_for_a_slotless_displacement(nounlessclause, and the real disable agrees), plus four more pairings for the vetoes that release rather than restore:disable_preview_agrees_when_policy_blocks_the_restore,disable_preview_agrees_when_the_displaced_plugin_has_vanished,disable_preview_agrees_when_the_slot_blocks_the_restore,disable_preview_agrees_when_plugins_are_globally_disabled. A test that once asserted the opposite contract — that a slotless restore is unconditional — was deleted when that wording was removed;restore_conditions_note_covers_every_vetonow asserts the note does not contain "unconditional", so it cannot come back.Restore previews are tested as preview-vs-real pairings, not as wording — which is what keeps them from drifting again.
assert_disable_preview_matches_realrunsdisable --dry-run, then the real disable, and asserts the preview's prediction about handingmemory-coreback equals what the argv log shows actually happened, plus that the expected direction is the one both agreed on (so a test cannot pass by both being wrong). Scenarios: plain restore, slotless declaration,plugins.denyadded after enable, plugin removed from the host's registry, slot given to a third plugin, slot explicitly closed. On the re-enable side,reenable_preview_agrees_with_the_real_dropped_restorepairs the dropped-displacement plan against the real re-enable for both a slotful and a slotless declaration, andreenable_dry_run_lists_both_halves_of_a_replaced_displacementchecks a replacement contract plans both halves.disable_dry_run_predicts_without_mutatingpins that a plan performs nothing it announces.Enable-side previews get the same treatment.
enable_dry_run_preview_names_every_restore_vetoasserts the plan names the inventory,plugins.denyandplugins.allowvetoes for both a slotful and a slotless declaration, adds the slot vetoes only for the slotful one, and forbids the word "unconditional" outright. The reviewer's repro isreenable_preview_does_not_promise_a_restore_policy_will_block: enable a slotless displacement, addplugins.deny, re-enable--dry-run— the carry-over line must not promise an unconditional restore and must name the veto that will actually fire, and the real lifecycle then issues noplugins enablewhile still removing the receipt.reenable_preview_fails_like_the_real_enable_for_a_vanished_pluginis the inventory-side twin, and goes further: it asserts the plan and the real enable fail identically. A unit-levelrestore_conditions_note_covers_every_vetois the drift guard that note's own doc promises: it walks everyRestoreDecision::Skip*and fails if the enumeration stops matching.Global switch, full lifecycle:
enable_does_not_claim_a_displacement_while_plugins_are_globally_disabled(nothing claimed, noplugins disable),disable_treats_a_globally_disabled_host_as_released(switch flipped after a successful enable →cleanup_complete, receipt removed, message namesplugins.enabledand the undo, no refusedplugins enableissued),disable_preview_agrees_when_plugins_are_globally_disabled(the pairing).Mixed states:
status_reports_every_displacement_anomaly_in_a_mixed_state(one plugin re-enabled, the other's key unreadable →Falsesummary but the reason names both, the second with the exact key that failed) andstatus_reports_recorded_and_unreadable_displacements_together. These need a per-key probe failure, so the fake CLI gainedFAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_KEY=<key>— a globalFAKE_OC_PROBE_FAIL=config_getcannot express "one readable, one not".status_condition_names_the_receipt_resource_for_a_single_displacementpins theresourceref. The reload wording is guarded insidestatus_does_not_report_healthy_on_a_recorded_but_unverified_handoff, which now requires "reload mode" and forbids "that is what applies it".Ownership attribution — the two edges of the exemption, each pinned from its own side. Inherited:
reenable_keeps_prior_ownership_through_a_transient_probe_failureis the exact reported sequence — a real enable establishes ownership, thenFAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCEfails precisely the one prepare-time read ofplugins.entries.memory-core.enabled, the re-enable must keep the claim, and the subsequent disable must really issueplugins enable memory-core.reenable_keeps_prior_ownership_when_the_probe_cannot_run_at_allis the persistent-failure sibling. Not inherited:enable_releases_an_unverified_displacement_claim_when_no_prior_owns_itis the reviewer's requested regression — a first enable withFAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ONCEandFAKE_OC_OPERATOR_DISABLES_ON_INSTALLtogether, then the full enable→disable chain: the receipt'sdisplaced_pluginsmust be empty,plugins disable memory-coremust never run, its resource must be dropped with it, and the following disable must not issueplugins enable memory-core. Both of those tests also assert the enablement key was read exactly twice, straddlingplugins install, so the one-shot failure is provably prepare's read and not some other component's — without that the tests could pass by never entering the window at all.migration_does_not_inherit_an_unverified_displacement_claimis the same case across a state-directory move, which is what pins the gate itself: the prior receipt really does own the id, the new home's operator closed it themselves, and the probe is unanswerable rather than positivelyfalse, so nothing but the same-directory gate distinguishes the two instances.reenable_still_releases_a_positive_claim_taken_over_midwaynow runs against a real prior receipt whose ownership has been voided (somebody turned the plugin back on), so it no longer duplicatesenable_releases_a_displacement_claim_taken_over_midwayand its name matches its staging. Andenable_keeps_a_positive_claim_the_apply_probe_cannot_readcovers the half of the release condition nothing else could reach — prepare reads the plugin on, apply's own read then fails — via the newFAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_ON_NTH=<key>:<n>knob, which fails the n-th read of a key; a one-shot failure isn = 1and a persistent one has no "n", so neither can put the two probes into different states. Reverting that condition to!matches!(probe, ClaimEnabled)now fails exactly this one test and nothing else.Hand-off accounting:
failed_enable_before_the_handoff_leaves_no_displacement_ownershipis the reviewer's sequence end to end — runtime verification fails soplugins disablenever runs, the operator then disables the plugin themselves, andadapter disablemust not issueplugins enable memory-core; the report must also say nothing was restored, and the plugin must still be off exactly as the operator left it. Its assertions are ordered behaviour-first, mechanism-second, so a different implementation that gets the behaviour right is not penalized; the mechanism it then checks is that the declaration survives in the receipt withapplied == false.successful_handoff_is_recorded_as_applied_and_restoredis the mirror, so the mark cannot be "fixed" by never setting it.displaced_plugin_ref_defaults_to_applied_and_omits_it_when_truepins the wire contract in both directions and in both formats (JSON, and the TOML receipts are actually stored as): a pre-field entry reads as applied, and an applied entry serializes without the field.Status evidence:
status_does_not_report_a_collision_for_a_plugin_the_host_no_longer_hassets the enablement flag totruefirst as a control, then drops the plugin from the inventory and requires the condition to readTrueand the summary not to degrade.status_does_not_report_a_collision_for_a_plugin_policy_keeps_offruns the same shape across all three policy levels —plugins.deny, a restrictiveplugins.allow, and the globalplugins.enabled— resetting the other two between cases so they cannot mask each other.status_still_reports_a_collision_no_policy_explainsis the control that keeps those honest: with no policy blocking it and the plugin still in the inventory, the sametrueflag is a collision and must still degrade.Inheritance of an unperformed hand-off:
reenable_does_not_inherit_a_displacement_whose_handoff_never_ranis the reviewer's chain end to end — enable fails at runtime verification, the operator disables the plugin themselves, a second enable runs, then disable — asserting that neither enable issuesplugins disable memory-core, that nothing in the replacement receipt is marked applied, and that the final disable never issuesplugins enable memory-core. Its receipt assertion is phrased as the invariant that protects the operator (nothing may be promoted to applied) rather than as one particular way of achieving it.reenable_dry_run_does_not_promise_a_carryover_for_an_unapplied_displacementpins the preview side: no "carries it over" / "disable will hand it back" for an unapplied entry, and the plan must instead describe what the real enable does — respect the operator's own disable. Both share astage_failed_enable_with_unapplied_displacementfixture that asserts its own preconditions (hand-off never ran, entry present, entry unapplied) so neither test can pass against a mis-staged host.Attribution of the mark:
failed_reenable_does_not_inherit_an_ownership_the_operator_voidedis the mirror case, and the reason the mark cannot be merged on a resource match alone — the operator re-enables the plugin after the first enable (voiding that ownership), the re-enable probes a positiveClaimEnabledand then fails before the hand-off, the operator disables it again by hand, andadapter disablemust not issueplugins enable memory-core. It asserts the payoff first and the mechanism (applied == false) last, like its siblings.Carrying the mark across:
failed_reenable_keeps_the_applied_ownership_it_replacedis the failure-path sibling ofreenable_keeps_prior_ownership_through_a_transient_probe_failure— the same transient probe failure, so the claim is inherited rather than re-confirmed, but the re-enable then fails at runtime verification, beforeapply_displacementscould re-establish anything. It asserts the payoff first (the following disable must still issueplugins enable memory-coreand the plugin must really come back) and the mechanism second (the surviving entry still reads as applied), so a different implementation that gets the behaviour right is not penalized. The success-path test passes either way, which is exactly why this one was missing.Plan/real agreement:
reenable_preview_fails_like_the_real_enable_for_a_vanished_pluginreplaced a round-9 test that staged this scenario one-for-one (enable, drop the plugin from the host's registry, re-enable--dry-run) but asserted only the dry-run's wording and never asked what the real enable would do — the gap the divergence lived in. The test it replaced no longer exists in the tree.Partial-cleanup ownership:
disable_keeps_only_the_ownership_it_did_not_releaseis the reviewer's repro end to end — a skill directory replaced by a plain file soremove_treefailsENOTDIR(structural, nochmod, so no uid can bypass it), a disable that therefore keeps its receipt, and the assertions that the restore nonetheless ran, that the kept receipt no longer names the displacement or its resource, and that after the operator closes the plugin themselves the retry does not re-enable it and still completes.disable_keeps_only_the_displacements_it_failed_to_restoreis the multi-entry lifecycle: with the newFAKE_OC_ENABLE_FAIL_ID=<id>knob failing only the second restore, the kept receipt must name onlymemory-lancedb, and the retry must leave the operator's own disable ofmemory-corealone while still finishing the restore it owes. Without a per-id knob that split cannot be expressed — a globalFAKE_OPENCLAW_FAIL=enablefails every restore, and a restore veto reports the entry as released rather than failed.Released-by-veto and released-then-error ownership:
disable_does_not_keep_ownership_a_veto_already_releasedis the reviewer's mixed repro —plugins.denyvetoesmemory-corewhileFAKE_OC_ENABLE_FAIL_IDfailsmemory-lancedb's restore — so the kept receipt must name only the plugin a restore is still owed, its resource must go with it, and once the operator lifts the deny the retry must not issue theplugins enablethe earlier report had already handed them.disable_records_released_ownership_when_the_cli_stops_midwaycovers the route that produces no report at all, through a newFAKE_OC_UNLINK_BIN_AFTER_ENABLE_ID=<id>knob that deletes the fake binary right after the first successfulplugins enable, so the second restore cannot be spawned anddisablereturnsErr: the release performed before the error must still be durable (CleanupFailed, onlymemory-lancedbleft, resource gone with it), and the retry with the CLI back must not handmemory-coreback a second time. A non-zero exit cannot express this — that is a report, and it takes thecleanup_completepath above.migration_cleanup_records_released_ownership_when_the_cli_stops_midwayis the same injection one level up, where the receipt at risk is the prior one a migration keeps durable.disable_keeps_an_unapplied_displacement_it_never_ownedpins the exception: a hand-off that never ran stays in the kept receipt, stillapplied = false, stillFalsethrough the realstatuswith the reason naming the plugin, and still unrestored by the retry.Attribution and observability:
enable_keeps_the_displacement_its_own_slot_selection_turned_offis the round-29 repro end to end — both plugins declarekind = "memory"(declare_bundle_plugin_kind+seed_bundled_plugin_with_kind), so the host's own slot selection turnsmemory-coreoff during install and pointsplugins.slots.memoryat this adapter's plugin. It asserts that trace, thatplugins disable memory-corestill runs (idempotent), that the persisted receipt still names the displacement withapplied = true, and the payoff:adapter disablereally issuesplugins enable memory-coreand the flag readstrueagain, instead of leaving the host with no memory backend.enable_releases_a_displacement_claim_taken_over_midwaystill passes unchanged and now documents why its takeover stays attributable — that fixture declares no kind, so no ANOLISA command could have written the flag.status_does_not_clear_a_recorded_handoff_because_a_policy_now_blocks_itis the round-29 status repro: a recorded hand-off readsUnknown, addingplugins.deny = ["memory-core"]must leave itUnknown(summary neitherHealthynorDegraded), and the reason must name the plugin, the key and a real tool call while offering no cold probe.status_does_not_report_a_collision_for_a_plugin_policy_keeps_offnow pins both halves for all three policy keys —Unknown, and neitherDegradednorHealthy.Round 30 (attribution, recording and cold reads):
failed_verify_keeps_the_handoff_slot_selection_already_performedis the reviewer's repro verbatim — both pluginskind = "memory",FAKE_OC_RUNTIME_STATUS=errorfails verification after the host has already performed the hand-off — and asserts the flag isfalse, the receipt is keptCleanupFailedwith the entry still present andapplied = true, and that the recovery disable really issuesplugins enable memory-core, puts the flag back totrue, removes the receipt, and does not say "never disabled it".enable_keeps_the_claim_a_transient_slot_read_cannot_attributefails everyconfig get plugins.slots.memoryfor the whole enable: the claim must survive (a probe the host cannot answer is not evidence of an operator), the hand-off still runs, and once the read recovers the slot istokenless— written all along — and disable hands the plugin back.status_does_not_clear_a_recorded_handoff_the_inventory_no_longer_listsis the absence repro (recorded hand-offUnknown→ drop the plugin from the inventory → stillUnknown, summary neitherHealthynorDegraded), and the round-18 casestatus_does_not_report_a_collision_for_a_plugin_the_host_no_longer_hasnow pins both halves for absence as well: not a collision, and not an all-clear, with the reason naming the inventory and a real tool call.Round 31 (the two states that must not be confused, and the record that must not be lost):
enable_releases_a_slotless_displacement_an_operator_turned_offis the reviewer's repro —displaces = [{ id = "other-plugin" }]with no slot, neither side declaring a kind,FAKE_OC_OPERATOR_DISABLES_ON_INSTALL=other-plugin— and asserts noplugins disable other-plugin, an emptydisplaced_pluginsin the persisted receipt, and a disable that neither re-enables it nor moves itsfalseflag.failed_verify_with_an_unreadable_slot_still_hands_the_plugin_backis the other repro — both pluginskind = "memory",FAKE_OC_CONFIG_GET_FAIL_KEY=plugins.slots.memoryandFAKE_OC_RUNTIME_STATUS=error— and asserts the host state (flagfalse, slottokenless), the receipt keptCleanupFailedwith the entry stillapplied = false, then with both failures cleared thatstatusreportsUnknownwithout the "not by this adapter" provenance, and that disable issuesplugins enable memory-core, restores the flag totrue, removes the receipt, and never says "never disabled it".migration_cleanup_keeps_only_the_ownership_it_did_not_releaseis the same guarantee one level up, on the re-enable path: a state-directory migration makescleanup_replaced_claimrun a fulldisableagainst the prior receipt's home, which can also partially fail, and the Manager keeps that prior receipt durable when it does — so the released ownership has to have been struck from it too, and the Manager has to persist it before reporting the failure. Neither the reviewer's report nor the review thread raised this sibling; it fell out of asking which paths keep a receipt after a partial release, and it is the only test covering the Manager's new prior-persist.test_docs_stay_attached_to_their_own_testguards the attachment of four tests' doc blocks against the source, for the reasonprivate_helper_docs_stay_attached_to_their_own_functionguards the helpers': inserting a test between a doc block and itsfnsilently re-documents the neighbour, which is legal Rust and green CI.Cleanup ordering:
reenable_materialized_cleanup_failure_mutates_nothing_on_the_hostis the reviewer's repro — a first enable that materializes a directory-shaped skill output and displacesmemory-core, then a contract that drops the displacement declaration and replaces that directory with a file while a runtime-created file is still inside it. The prune must then remove the stale directory with a non-recursiveremove_dir, which failsENOTEMPTY. The test requiresReenableCleanupIncompleteand that no framework verb ran at all (noplugins enable memory-core, noplugins uninstall), that the plugin is still displaced and this adapter's own plugin still installed, and that the surviving receipt still readsapplied— because the host really is still displaced. It then clears the runtime file and requires the retry to complete the whole cleanup in the new order, including the restore the dropped declaration implies, the new file-shaped output, and an empty displacement list on the new receipt.Two properties of that injection are deliberate. It is structural, not permission-based:
rmdiron a non-empty directory fails for every uid including root, whereas thechmod 000this test originally used succeeds underCAP_DAC_OVERRIDEand would turn the test red on such a runner — and a permission error fails onsymlink_metadatabefore anyremove_dir, so it never exercised the prune's directory branch that the fix's own comment describes. And it drops the displacement declaration, which is what gives the forbidden-verb assertions teeth: that makesdropped_displaced_pluginsnon-empty socleanup_replaced_claimreally would issueplugins enable memory-core. The pre-existing structural prune test (reenable_refuses_directory_to_file_change_when_runtime_content_would_be_lost) uses a skill-only contract, so that hook returns without issuing a single framework verb and the test stays green under either ordering — which is why it could not serve as the ordering proof. No permission injection remains anywhere inadapter_manager.rs.migration_cleanup_retry_tolerates_already_missing_pluginwas rewritten to inject its failure into the driver's own cleanup (the prior home's displacement restore, viaFAKE_OPENCLAW_FAIL=enable) instead of into the prune, because the prune now runs first and can no longer produce the half-done cleanup that test exists to cover; its intent — a retry tolerating an already-unregistered plugin — is unchanged, and its doc says why the injection point moved.Crash-state status:
status_does_not_report_healthy_on_a_handoff_that_never_ranstages the write-ahead receipt (stage_failed_enable_with_unapplied_displacement), then models the hard exit by rewriting the persisted status toEnabled— the one thing a clean failure never leaves behind, and the only state that can reach aHealthyverdict, sincesummarizeearly-returns onCleanupFailed. Through the realAdapterManager::statusit requires the condition to beFalse, the summaryDegraded, and the reason to name the plugin and say the hand-off never ran. It then removes the plugin from the host's inventory and requires the verdict to stop being a collision, so the round-18 rule survives the round-20 fix in the same test.Plan/real pairing:
reenable_dry_run_previews_a_handoff_the_operator_undidasserts both halves against the same world, so the pairing cannot drift — while the plugin is still off the plan promises a carry-over, and once the operator re-enables it the plan must stop promising one and must say the names will be taken back, after which the real enable really issuesplugins disable memory-coreand the marker returns. The dry-run phase also asserts zero mutation — throughassert_dry_run_only_probed, an allowlist shared by all three dry-run tests: every argv line must be--version,plugins list, a--helpcapability probe, or aconfig get. Those tests previously carried a three-item denylist of the mutating verbs the driver happened to have, which cannot fail on a verb nobody thought to forbid — precisely the one a later change would add. Injectingplugins disable memory-coreinto a dry-run's argv makes the helper fail, so the allowlist is verified to have teeth and not merely to be unexercised.Renamed-receipt identity:
renamed_displacement_receipt_survives_the_operator_reenabling_the_plugin(operator re-enabled → prepare writes a fresh canonical entry → the prior's renamed entry must be recognised as the same plugin, not added beside it → one entry, canonical id, applied, and a following disable still restores) andrenamed_displacement_receipt_survives_a_transient_probe_failure(the other route to the duplicate, where the prior ownership is genuinely inherited and must stay applied). Both share arename_displacement_resourcehelper that also asserts its own preconditions, and the round-17 test was refactored onto it.Receipt identity:
renamed_displacement_resource_survives_status_and_reenablerenames a displaced-plugin resource and its reference together in a persisted receipt — which is all validation asks for — then requiresstatusto return that id as the condition'sresourcereference and a plain re-enable to complete and keep the ownership usable through a following disable. The mid-mutation assertion is ordered first, since that is the serious symptom.Doc attachment:
private_helper_docs_stay_attached_to_their_own_functionreadsopenclaw.rswithinclude_str!and asserts, for two pairs of neighbouring helpers, that each one's doc block still sits on its ownfn. Nothing else can catch this:missing_docsdoes not apply to private items, andcargo doc -D warningsstays silent because two adjacent///blocks with no blank line between them are legal Rust that simply render as one run-on attached to whichever item follows. Three review rounds have now found a helper documenting its neighbour's behaviour instead of its own, so the invariant is asserted rather than left to review. The replacement asserts that both paths fail, that they fail identically (dry_run.to_string() == real.to_string()), that neither mutates the host or consumes the receipt, and that a followingdisablestill resolves the displacement through the inventory verdict and tells the operator it was released rather than dropping it silently.Instance and window:
status_probes_the_receipt_instance_not_the_callers_environment(receipt in A, caller pointed at B which reads clean, collision live in A → must still reportFalse/Degraded),a_receipt_in_an_unrelated_state_directory_is_rejected_not_migrated(both env vars moved →status, both disables and the re-enable plan all fail withClaimValidation, zero host calls, recorded instance untouched, receipt kept),enable_releases_a_displacement_claim_taken_over_midway(the fake CLI turns the plugin off as part ofplugins install, i.e. inside the window → noplugins disable, and the released claim is gone from the persisted receipt including its resource, so a later disable does not re-enable it), andenable_still_claims_a_displacement_when_nothing_changed_midway(the control, so the re-confirmation cannot pass by never claiming anything).Generic advice:
status_advice_is_generic_for_a_non_memory_adapterruns on the suite'stokenlesscomponent and asserts the reason contains nomemory_get/memory_search/agent-memory, is phrased against "this adapter's own tools", and still names the plugin the receipt really does claim. The round-8 assertions forbiddingplugins list/plugins inspectas confirmation are kept.Carried over from the previous revision: explicit-off slot (
disable_never_reopens_an_explicitly_closed_slot,disable_honors_every_explicit_off_spelling_of_a_slot), re-enable dry-run carry-over, disable dry-run restore, and the threestatusdisplacement cases.crates/anolisa-core/tests/adapter_frameworks.rs(68 cases) — Qoder regressions that rewrite a real receipt todriver_schema = 3withplugin_install_confirmed = true: disable still uninstalls the ANOLISA-owned plugin and removes the receipt; a re-enable still carries ownership and a later disable still owns the uninstall.Every fix in all thirty-one review rounds was reverse-checked: reverting it in isolation makes the corresponding tests fail with the reported symptom. (Round 28 raised nothing blocking, so there is no fix to revert.) Round 31 — folding
NotDeclaredback intoUnreadable→ exactly 1 (enable_releases_a_slotless_displacement_an_operator_turned_off, failing withplugins disable other-pluginin the argv, i.e. the operator's disable being claimed); reverting onlyrestore_decision's new guard → exactly 1 (failed_verify_with_an_unreadable_slot_still_hands_the_plugin_back, failing on the argv assertion with disable having issued onlyplugins uninstallandplugins list, the reported stranded host); and reverting only the status provenance bucket → exactly 1 (the same test, failing on the provenance assertion with the old "not by this adapter" reason quoted). Round 30 — deleting the tworecord_slot_selection_handoffscall sites → exactly 1 (failed_verify_keeps_the_handoff_slot_selection_already_performed, failing withapplied: falseon the kept receipt, i.e. the reported disowned hand-off); foldingSlotAttribution::Unreadableback into "not ours" → exactly 1 (enable_keeps_the_claim_a_transient_slot_read_cannot_attribute, failing withleft: []where["memory-core"]must remain, the reported empty receipt); and droppingabsentfrom theUnknowngroup → exactly 2 (both absence status tests, failingleft: True, right: Unknown, the reported upgrade). Round 29 — dropping the slot attribution so a barefalseflag releases again → exactly 1 (enable_keeps_the_displacement_its_own_slot_selection_turned_off, failing on the argv assertion with noplugins disable memory-core, i.e. the claim was released and the host would keep a disabled backend with no receipt); movingDisplacementBlock::Policy/PluginsGloballyDisabledback intoreleased→ exactly 2 (both policy status tests, failingleft: True, right: Unknown, the reported flip). Round 27 changed only this document — the sentence above describing the recorded-hand-off test claimed it points atopenclaw plugins list, while the test asserts the reason must not contain that string — so there is no code or test to revert; the check is that the description now matchesam:7539-7626assertion for assertion. Round 26 — deleting the release from the veto branch → exactly 1 (disable_does_not_keep_ownership_a_veto_already_released, failing with["memory-core", "memory-lancedb"]where only["memory-lancedb"]may remain, i.e. the reviewer's repro); restoring instead the bare?on the Manager'sdriver.disablecall → exactly 1 (disable_records_released_ownership_when_the_cli_stops_midway, failing with the kept receipt stillEnabledand both entries in it); and the same on the re-enable site → exactly 1 (migration_cleanup_records_released_ownership_when_the_cli_stops_midway), so the two persistence sites stay pinned separately, as they have been since round 25. The plausible over-correction is pinned too: releasing the unapplied branch as well → exactly 1 (disable_keeps_an_unapplied_displacement_it_never_owned, failing with[]where["memory-core"]must remain). Round 25 — deleting the single line that strikes a restored displacement from the receipt → exactly 2 (both new partial-cleanup disable tests), the first failing on "a release already performed must not survive in the receipt kept for retry"; deleting instead the Manager's newupsert_adapter_claim(prior.clone())→ exactly 1 (migration_cleanup_keeps_only_the_ownership_it_did_not_release, failing with["memory-core", "memory-lancedb"]where only["memory-lancedb"]may remain), while the two disable tests stay green, so the two persistence paths are pinned separately; and swapping the two regression tests' doc blocks → the new attachment guard fails, which is the check that caught the misplacement the reviewer reported. Round 24 changed only a test, so it was verified by re-running the round-23 reversion against it: with the Manager's pre-fix ordering restored,reenable_materialized_cleanup_failure_mutates_nothing_on_the_hostfails withplugins enable memory-corein the argv ahead of the prune failure, whilereenable_refuses_directory_to_file_change_when_runtime_content_would_be_loststill passes — which is the demonstration that the rebuilt test, and not the pre-existing one, is what pins the ordering. The injected failure was also confirmed to beDirectory not empty (os error 39)on the stale directory, i.e. the non-recursiveremove_dirpath, rather than a permission error. Rounds 22 and 23 raised the same P1 (the second on the newer head, confirming it was still unfixed) — restoring the Manager's pre-fix ordering (prune after the driver's cleanup) → exactly 1 (reenable_materialized_cleanup_failure_mutates_nothing_on_the_host), failing withplugins enable memory-corepresent in the argv ahead of the prune failure, i.e. the reported sequence reproduced verbatim; the rewrittenmigration_cleanup_retry_tolerates_already_missing_pluginpasses under both orderings, as it should, since its injected failure is inside the driver's cleanup. Round 21 was documentation-only (two component READMEs), so it was verified the way round 19 was rather than by reversion: every command and env var the new text names was checked to appear in both locales, the twobashblocks that must match were diffed and are byte-identical apart from a localized trailing comment, each file gained exactly one code block so the pre-existing EN/ZH asymmetry is unchanged,docs-link-check.pyresolves the guide link from both files, and no test in the tree asserts on these READMEs (theREADME.mdreferences inadapter_frameworks.rsandsrc/agent-memory/tests/*.rsare temp fixtures and a runtime-created mount readme, andsrc/agent-memoryis not in the cargo workspace). Round 21's P1 was verbatim the same finding as round 20's, at the same file and line, and is covered by that round's fix and regression test. Round 20 — restoring the pre-fixopenclaw.rs(unapplied entries skip the host probe and stay out of theFalse/Unknowncomputation) → exactly 1 (status_does_not_report_healthy_on_a_handoff_that_never_ran), failing withcondition.statusTrueinstead ofFalseand, with that assertion demoted to observe the next one,summaryHealthyinstead ofDegraded— the reported false all-clear reproduced, not merely asserted. The failure output also captures the self-contradiction verbatim: the reason reads "this adapter never disabled it and there is no hand-off to verify" while the verdict says released. Round 19 was documentation-only, so it was verified by regeneration rather than by reversion: every backticked snake_case identifier in this description was extracted and checked against the#[test]functions actually present in the tree (5 stale names found and corrected, one of them a test deleted in round 9), and every count was regenerated from a freshcargo test --workspace --lockedon the current head. The one code change — replacing three dry-run denylists with a shared allowlist — was reverse-checked by injecting a mutating verb into a dry-run's argv, which fails exactly the test whose argv was touched. Round 18 — letting the plan's carried branch ignore the probe → exactly 1 (reenable_dry_run_previews_a_handoff_the_operator_undid, failing with the plan literally reading "carries it over, so it stays claimed and disable will hand it back"); and keying the inheritance check on the resource id → exactly 2 (both renamed-receipt tests, failing withdisplaced plugin 'memory-core' is claimed more than once). Round 17 — restoring round 16's state (prepare always writes unapplied, preserve merges on the resource match) → exactly 1 (failed_reenable_does_not_inherit_an_ownership_the_operator_voided, failing on the payoff withplugins enable memory-corein the disable argv), while round 16's own test still passes, which is the isolation that shows the two directions are separately pinned; re-deriving the resource id from the plugin id → exactly 1 (renamed_displacement_resource_survives_status_and_reenable, failing withBundleInvalid: displaced plugin resource '...' is missing); and moving either doc block back onto its neighbour → the doc-attachment guard. Round 16 — dropping the prior's applied mark when the replacement already holds the resource → exactly 1 (failed_reenable_keeps_the_applied_ownership_it_replaced, failing on the payoff withplugins enable memory-coreabsent from the disable argv); and letting the carried branch skip the existence check → exactly 1 (reenable_preview_fails_like_the_real_enable_for_a_vanished_plugin). Round 15 — building the inherited / carried / preserved sets from every prior id instead of the applied subset → exactly 2 (both new tests, and nothing else out of 169): the end-to-end one fails withplugins disable memory-coreissued during the re-enable, the dry-run one fails with the preview literally reading "carries it over, so it stays claimed and disable will hand it back". Round 14 — recording a displacement as applied straight fromprepare_enable→ 1 (failed_enable_before_the_handoff_leaves_no_displacement_ownership, failing on the payoff withplugins enable memory-corein the disable argv, i.e. the reported undoing of the operator's own choice); and dropping the inventory/policy consultation fromdisplaced_plugins_condition→ exactly 2 (both new status tests), withstatus_still_reports_a_collision_no_policy_explainsstill passing, so the control is not what does the work. Round 13 — exempting every unverified claim from re-confirmation → 2 (enable_releases_an_unverified_displacement_claim_when_no_prior_owns_itandmigration_does_not_inherit_an_unverified_displacement_claim, both failing withplugins disable memory-coreactually issued); and widening the apply-side release back to!matches!(probe, ClaimEnabled)→ exactly 1 (enable_keeps_a_positive_claim_the_apply_probe_cannot_read), which is the gap that mutation had been invisible to until now. Round 12 — treating an unverified claim as attributable → 1 (reenable_keeps_prior_ownership_through_a_transient_probe_failure, reproducing the reported loss of ownership). Round 11 — receipt-instance probe → 1; mid-enable re-confirmation → 1; the misplacedplan_disable_reportdoc was verified structurally (10 doc lines now sit onplan_disable_report, andvalidate_displacements_not_self's own 14 lines contain noDisableReportreference). Round 10 — global-switch veto → 3; merged mixed-state reason → 2; conditional reload wording → 1. Round 9 — enable preview hand-building slot-only text → 3 (including the reviewer's deny repro);memory_gethardcoded back into the reason → 2. Round 8 — preview composed without the shared decision → 3 pairing tests fail (policy-blocked, vanished, slot-blocked); cold probe offered as confirmation → 1. Round 7 — key-scoped policy parsing → 3 (2 unit + 1 integration, the integration one being the reviewer's exact scenario), non-promisingUnknownwording → 1. Round 6 — JSON policy parsing → 5 (2 unit + 3 integration), config-vs-gateway verdict → 2. Round 5 — inventory/policy claim gate → 3, restore-side release → 2, config-vs-runtime status → 1. Round 4 — state-dir inheritance gate → 2, receipt slot constraints → 3, per-plugin remediation → 2. Round 3 — duplicate id/slot gates → 2, own-plugin resolution → 1, dropped-restore preview + disable dry-run validation → 4. Round 2 — self-displacement → 1, inheritance filter/slot → 3, receipt integrity → 2, preview wording → 3. Round 1 — Qoder schema gate → 2, explicit-off slot → 2, dry-run carry-over → 1, disable preview → 1, status → 2.openclaw.rsalso has unit coverage for the slot classifier and the extendedsummarize.One pre-existing unit-test fixture (
manager.rs::openclaw_claim) declaredplugin_resource = "openclaw_plugin"with an emptyresourceslist — a dangling reference nothing used to check. It now carries the resource it names; the two cases that use it are about a missing adapter source, not receipt shape.Local checks, all green:
cargo fmt --all --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --locked -- -D warningscargo test --workspace --locked— 2637 passed, 0 failed across 21 suites (anolisa-cli lib 1072, anolisa-core lib 1092,adapter_manager192, anolisa-platform lib 112,adapter_frameworks68, anolisa-env lib 28, plus the CLI integration suites and doc-tests)RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps -p anolisa-corescripts/docs-lint.sh,scripts/docs-link-check.pysrc/agent-memory:make test-openclaw-installgit diff --checkRisk and compatibility
Breaking, in-crate only:
FrameworkDriver::disableandFrameworkDriver::cleanup_replaced_claimnow take the claim as&mut AdapterClaiminstead of&AdapterClaim, so a driver whose cleanup can partially fail can strike the ownership it has already released from the receipt the Manager is about to keep. Both are required-or-defaulted trait methods, so all nine in-tree drivers change signature; eight ignore the mutability. No new public type and no change to serialized output — the alternative, a machine-readable field onDisableReport, would have touched 44 constructors across 12 files and changed the JSON the CLI emits.Breaking, in-crate only:
FrameworkDriver::prepare_enablegained aprior: Option<&AdapterClaim>parameter, matching the argumentplan_enablealready takes. It is a required method, so every implementor changes signature; all nine in-tree drivers and their test call sites are updated here, and eight of them ignore the argument. It is not defaulted, on purpose — a silentNonedefault would let a future driver inherit ownership without ever being told a prior receipt exists, which is the exact defect this round fixes.Public API addition:
DisplacedPluginRefgained anapplied: bool. It is a field on apubstruct, so an out-of-tree constructor breaks; it is defaulted on the wire in both directions, so no existing receipt changes meaning or shape.DRIVER_SCHEMA_VERSIONstays at 4 — the version this PR introduced fordisplaced_plugins, which has never shipped — because the field belongs to that same unreleased schema, and the constant is a write-time stamp rather than a read gate in any case.Additive: a new field on
PreparedEnable::OpenClaw(the set of displacements this enable's own probe claimed), a new optional contract key, a new optional receipt field, a newDriverCtxfield, a newAdapterConditionKindvariant, two new defaultedFrameworkDriverhooks —validate_claim(OpenClaw and Qoder implement it) andplan_disable_restores(OpenClaw only) — with the other drivers inheriting the accepting/empty defaults, and two internalFrameworkDriversignature changes (plan_enablegained the receipt it would replace,preserve_reenable_factsgained the current contract'sDriverCtx). All nine drivers are updated; only OpenClaw reads either parameter. Adapters that declare no displacement behave exactly as before, and no other framework's driver reads the field.Intentional behavior changes, all narrowing:
adapter enable --dry-runno longer promises a carry-over for a displacement the operator has since undone. When the host says the plugin is positively on, the plan now previews theplugins disablethe real enable will perform — previously it claimed the plugin "stays claimed" and the mutation went unannounced.adapter enable --dry-runnow fails for a carried-over displacement whose plugin the host no longer has, instead of returning a plan that promises a carry-over the real enable refuses to perform; both paths reach the samemissing_displacement_targetverdict.cleanup_replaced_claimas never performed instead of being copied into the replacement receipt, andenable --dry-runno longer previews it as carried over.adapter disableno longer restores a displacement whose hand-off never ran. A receipt left behind by an enable that failed beforeplugins disableused to read as ownership, so disable would re-enable a plugin this adapter never touched; it now reports that it never disabled it and leaves the plugin alone.plugins enablethat already happened. Previously the whole receipt was kept verbatim.ReenableCleanupIncomplete; what changes is that the host and the surviving receipt still agree, so a retry is safe.adapter statusno longer reportsHealthyfor a displacement whose hand-off never ran. A receipt left atEnabledwith an unapplied entry — which only a hard exit between the Manager's write-ahead persist andapply_displacementsproduces — used to read as released; it now reports the collision and degrades, because the bundled plugin is still enabled and still holding the tool names.adapter statusno longer reports a collision for a displaced plugin that cannot load. One the host's inventory no longer lists, or oneplugins.enabled/plugins.deny/ a restrictiveplugins.allowkeeps off, used to degrade the adapter on the strength of its enablement flag alone; it is now reported as released and does not withholdTrue.adapter enableno longer releases a displacement claim that an older receipt of this adapter owns. A re-enable whose enablement probe transiently fails now keeps the prior ownership instead of deleting it, soadapter disablestill hands the plugin back. A first enable is unchanged in this respect: with nothing to inherit, an unverified claim whose plugin turns out to be off is still released, because keeping it would claim a transition this adapter did not make.adapter enablereleases a displacement claim if the plugin turns out to be off by the timeapply_displacementsruns, so a plugin somebody else disabled mid-enable is no longer recorded as this adapter's — andadapter disablewill not re-open it.adapter statusprobes the state directory the receipt names rather than the caller's environment, so it can now report a collision in the receipt's instance that the caller's currentOPENCLAW_STATE_DIRdoes not have.adapter enableno longer claims a displacement while the host's globalplugins.enabledisfalse, andadapter disabletreats that as released rather than as a retryable failure — previously it retried forever and stranded the receipt.adapter enablenow rejects a contract that displaces the plugin id resolved from the bundle, which previously succeeded and left the adapter enabled-but-disabled.adapter enablenow rejects a contract that declares the same displaced id twice, or the same exclusive slot for two plugins. Both previously reached the host; the duplicate id left an unconsumablecleanup_failedreceipt, the duplicate slot left a plugin disabled with no receipt.adapter disable --dry-runnow rejects the same corrupt receipts the real disable does, where it previously returned a successful plan. Qoder's dry-run gains the same honesty through the shared hook.adapter disableno longer re-enables a displaced plugin whenplugins.slots.<slot>reads as an explicit off. Previously it did, re-opening a slot the operator had closed.adapter statusno longer tells every host to restart the gateway to activate the hand-off; the wording is conditional on the host's reload mode, so hot-reloading hosts are no longer advised into an unnecessary interruption.adapter statusadvice for a recorded-but-unverified hand-off is now generic ("call one of this adapter's own tools that '' also provides") instead of namingmemory_get, and defers to the component's own documentation for the concrete tool.adapter statuscan now reportdegraded/unknownwhere it previously reportedhealthy, when a displaced plugin was re-enabled behind the adapter's back or the probe cannot run.adapter status/disable/ re-enable now fail closed on a receipt whose displacement references do not resolve, wherestatuspreviously reportedHealthyanddisablediscovered it only after uninstalling the adapter's own plugin. A receipt written by this driver always resolves, so this only fires on truncation or hand-editing — anddisablethen keeps the receipt for retry rather than half-finishing.cleanup_replaced_claim. If that restore fails, the re-enable fails withReenableCleanupIncompleteand the prior receipt stays durable, exactly as a failed cross-home cleanup already did.plugin_id, are now rejected bystatus,disableand the disable dry-run. A receipt written by this driver always satisfies all three, so this only fires on truncation or hand-editing.adapter enablenow fails before installing anything when a declared displaced id is absent from a readableplugins list. A contract that matched an older OpenClaw but not this one now says so up front instead of half-installing.adapter enableno longer claims a displacement thatplugins.denyor a restrictiveplugins.allowalready keeps off, andadapter disabletreats such a plugin — or one the host has dropped — as released, so the receipt is removed instead of being kept for a retry that can never succeed.adapter enable --dry-runno longer describes a future restore as unconditional, for a slotless declaration or any other; it lists the vetoes that can release the ownership instead. Four published documents said otherwise and were corrected with it.adapter disable --dry-runnow reports the restore verdict the real disable will reach, including "would leave it alone" for an inventory, policy or slot veto it previously promised to restore; it runs the same read-only probes (plugins list, the two policy keys,plugins.slots.<slot>) the operation will.adapter statusreportsunknown, nothealthy, whenever a displacement is recorded in config but its effect on the running gateway is unobservable — which, absent a gateway channel, is the steady state. This is a deliberate correctness-over-signal trade: the alternative asserts a hand-off took effect that may not have, which is the exact false all-clear this condition exists to prevent. It is also permanent — restarting the gateway does not change it, and the reason and both locales of the user guide now say so explicitly rather than implying a re-check will resolve it. Wiring a gateway tool-catalog channel would turn it into a decisive verdict; see the open question in the review thread.adapter enableruns one extra read-onlyconfig getper declared displacement (also in--dry-run), andadapter statusone per claimed displacement.Note for reviewers: this touches
apply_enableshortly after #3223 landed there, and #3222 (still open) edits the same docs section — the docs no longer depend on #3222 landing first, so either order works now. If maintainers would rather this rode the shared entry-point policy in #3167, say so and I will rework it.