fix(onboard): accept WeChat account token placeholder - #9479
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In `@src/lib/onboard/managed-startup-runtime-alias.test.ts`:
- Around line 38-44: Update the positive acceptance fixture built by
buildWechatSeedOpenClawAccountOutputs to provide only wechatConfig.accountId,
allowing the stock WECHAT_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER fallback to be exercised; retain
explicit credential.wechatBotToken.placeholder values in the denial-case
fixtures.
In `@src/lib/onboard/managed-startup/profile.ts`:
- Around line 1014-1027: Strengthen the isWechatAccountTokenPlaceholder
condition to validate the canonical generated WeChat account build-step
contract, including its build-file identity and value.path, rather than relying
only on the JSON path and WECHAT_BOT_TOKEN environment key. Update the
regression coverage to use a different build-file path or an unrelated build
step, ensuring the placeholder is rejected unless the enclosing step matches the
canonical contract.
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Why this blocks
The commit under review adds 76 lines and removes 4 in src/lib/onboard/managed-startup/profile.ts for one WeChat output. isCanonicalWechatAccountBuildFilePath, isCanonicalWechatAccountBuildStep, and allowedWechatAccountBuildStepIndexes restate the channel ID, build kind, hook ID, handler ID, output ID, required flag, file prefix/suffix, nested content.token path, and WECHAT_BOT_TOKEN placeholder inside the generic managed-profile walker.
Those facts already have owners in src/lib/messaging/channels/wechat/manifest.ts and src/lib/messaging/channels/wechat/hooks/seed-openclaw-account.ts, including the hook/output declarations, WECHAT_TOKEN_PLACEHOLDER, account-id safety rule, and emitted account-file path. The current change therefore creates a second WeChat schema that must remain synchronized with the manifest and hook. It also establishes a pattern where each credential-bearing channel output adds another channel-specific predicate and authorization set to core onboard code, contrary to the existing manifest-first messaging design.
Refactor direction
Keep this authority in the messaging layer. Express the allowed credential-placeholder field as declarative hook-output metadata, or expose a channel-owned validator from the WeChat hook, and have the generic managed-profile validator consume one trusted manifest-derived authorization mechanism. Reuse the existing placeholder and account-path authority instead of spelling the WeChat output schema again in profile.ts.
The current tests already build the stock output from the real manifest and hook; retain those positive and negative cases against the shared authority.
Expected result
managed-startup/profile.ts remains channel-neutral, the WeChat output contract has one owner, and future channel outputs do not add one predicate plus one traversal set each. The two hardcoded helpers and allowedWechatAccountBuildStepIndexes can be removed rather than adding roughly 60 lines of one-channel policy to the generic scanner.
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Addressed the LOC/source-of-truth review in 2bc75fd. The generic managed-profile scanner no longer contains WeChat-specific hook/output/path constants or validators. The WeChat seed hook now owns the canonical account-file placeholder authorization, the manifest reuses the same exported hook/output identifiers, and |
Resolved at 2bc75fd: the generic managed-profile scanner is now channel-neutral and the WeChat path and placeholder rules moved to the messaging owner. A separate exact-head review tracks the remaining registry and dependency concern.
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The previous duplicate WeChat schema in managed-startup/profile.ts is resolved. The generic scanner is channel-neutral now, and the account-path, account-ID, output-ID, and placeholder rules are consolidated with the WeChat generator.
Why this blocks
The replacement adds a third built-in registration path. src/lib/messaging/managed-startup-placeholders.ts imports the concrete WeChat hook and maintains BUILD_STEP_AUTHORIZERS, while the repository already registers built-in channels through BUILT_IN_CHANNEL_MANIFESTS and built-in handlers through createBuiltInMessagingHookRegistrations.
This list is not derived from either existing registry. If a manifest output is removed or renamed without updating it, the managed-profile boundary can continue authorizing a stale step that the shipping manifest no longer owns. In the opposite direction, a manifest change can make the stock generated plan fail validation.
The patch also makes wechat/manifest.ts import hooks/seed-openclaw-account.ts for identifiers. That reverses the messaging package's established dependency direction: manifests are serializable declarations that reference stable handler IDs; they do not import handler implementations. The channel authorizer then repeats the manifest-owned channel, kind, handler, output, and required qualification.
Refactor direction
Use one of the existing messaging registration boundaries for this authorization:
- Derive the static step identity from the built-in manifest registry and keep only the dynamic value/path check channel-owned.
- Or attach the channel-owned authorizer to the existing hook registration keyed by handler and output.
Keep shared identifiers in the manifest or a data-only contract module so the manifest does not import handler code. Remove the standalone BUILD_STEP_AUTHORIZERS list rather than requiring every future credential-bearing output to be registered a third time.
Expected result
profile.ts remains channel-neutral, manifests remain data-only, and one existing messaging registry owns whether an output exists and may authorize placeholders. The standalone authorizer registry and repeated outer-step qualification disappear, while the current positive and denial tests remain.
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Resolved at 36c748d. The standalone authorizer registry is removed; static step identity now comes from the built-in manifest registry, dynamic authorization is attached to the existing hook registration, and the manifest no longer imports handler implementation code.
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The simplicity request is resolved at 36c748d3f89c2d4114b44b07c52cd5bdb107e759.
The standalone BUILD_STEP_AUTHORIZERS registration path is gone. Static step identity is now checked against BUILT_IN_CHANNEL_MANIFESTS, while the channel-owned dynamic value/path check is attached to the existing hook registration and reached through BUILT_IN_MESSAGING_HOOK_REGISTRY by handler and output. Shared WeChat identifiers now live in the data-only wechat/contract.ts, so the manifest no longer imports hook implementation code, and the WeChat authorizer no longer repeats the manifest-owned outer-step qualification.
This leaves one existing manifest/handler registration path as the authority and keeps managed-startup/profile.ts channel-neutral. This resolution is limited to the LOC-reduction/codebase-simplicity review dimension; it is not a general approval of the PR.
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What the latest fix gets right
The standalone stripped-TypeScript constraint is real, and the dependency-free WECHAT_OPENCLAW_ACCOUNT_FILE_CONTRACT is now one shared owner for the manifest, generator, and validator. The earlier duplicated WeChat schema concern remains resolved.
Why this blocks
The latest commit makes managed-startup-placeholders.ts call authorizeWechatAccountFilePlaceholders directly. The generic hook-registry authorization extension added earlier therefore has no production consumer, but the PR still:
- registers
managedStartupPlaceholderAuthorizersin the WeChat hook; - adds the authorizer types and optional registration field in
hooks/types.ts; - stores a second map and exposes
authorizeManagedStartupPlaceholdersinhooks/registry.ts; and - keeps a registry test whose only production-shaped consumer is that test.
At the exact head, the standalone validator bypasses this machinery. Keeping it creates a dormant second authorization route and roughly 70–75 lines of API, storage, wiring, and tests for no current behavior.
Refactor direction
Keep the dependency-free WeChat contract and the direct standalone-validator call. Remove the unused hook-registration field, registry map/register parameter/method, associated generic types, and registry-only test. If another runtime later needs a generic registry boundary, introduce it with that concrete consumer instead of carrying both paths now.
Expected result
The stripped-types runtime remains fixed, the WeChat schema keeps one owner, and the PR loses roughly 70 lines while avoiding an unused qualification system beside the actual validation path.
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Resolved by b6a6519: the unused placeholder-authorizer registry route, generic types, WeChat registration wiring, and registry-only test were removed.
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The active simplicity request is resolved at b6a651960f78ac4710c1f99b2209e6a8c98c2495.
The latest commit removes the unused placeholder authorization route from the WeChat hook registration, generic hook types, hook registry, and registry-only test. The commit adds 2 lines and deletes 77 lines. hooks/registry.ts, hooks/types.ts, and hooks/hook-runner.test.ts no longer appear in the PR diff.
The standalone managed-profile validator now uses one production authorization path through the dependency-free WeChat contract. The manifest, generator, and validator continue to share that contract.
This resolution applies only to the LOC-reduction and codebase-simplicity review. It is not a general approval of the PR.
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Summary
Managed startup profile validation now accepts the stock WeChat account token placeholder at
messaging.plan.buildSteps[*].value.content.token. The validator still rejects raw tokens, malformed or mismatched placeholders, and credential placeholders at other payload paths.Related Issue
Fixes #9397. This implements the reopened schema-owned WeChat build-file lane documented in the issue scope update, after #9408 fixed the original Slack runtime-alias lane.
Changes
WECHAT_BOT_TOKENplaceholder.Type of Change
Quality Gates
2bc75fd69e38b9a0126ab9bf76278e1545ce0c7bfound all nine security categories PASS. The exemption requires the exact schema path, an approved placeholder shape, and theWECHAT_BOT_TOKENenvironment key. No raw credential custody or logging path changes.DGX Station Hardware Evidence
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Signed-off-by:line and every commit appears asVerifiedin GitHubpre-commit,commit-msg, andpre-pushhooks passed, ornpm run validate:prpassed after refreshingorigin/mainwhen hooks were skipped or unavailablenpx vitest run --project cli src/lib/onboard/managed-startup-runtime-alias.test.ts src/lib/onboard/managed-startup-profile.test.ts: 2 files and 155 tests passed.npm run test:changedalso passed the 32-test growth guard. Its broader local selector reported 35 unrelated host-state or timeout failures among 7,016 tests, so this PR does not claim that selector as a passing gate.npm testfor broad runtime/test-harness changes;npm run checkfor repo-wide validation/coverage changes — command/result:npm run docsbuilds without warnings (doc changes only)Merge Sequencing
mainvalidator, then rerun their own review and validation before merging.Live E2E Acceptance
36c748d3f89c2d4114b44b07c52cd5bdb107e759in a fresh trusted manual PR E2E run.messaging-providerspasses without a managed startup profile rejection.Hermes isolates Slack credentials and reaches Slack APIspasses.Hermes preserves channels across stop and startpasses.OpenClaw shares Slack pairing approvalpasses.OpenClaw preserves channels across stop and startpasses.Messaging rotates one provider token without rebuilding siblingspasses.messaging.plan.buildSteps[*].value.content.tokenor the Slack runtime aliases.Signed-off-by: Aaron Erickson aerickson@nvidia.com
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