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ci(release): isolate channel live qa from provider latency

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Peter Steinberger
2026-04-29 04:21:50 +01:00
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@@ -214,10 +214,13 @@ builds the private QA runtime and compares the mock GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.6
agentic packs. The `QA-Lab - All Lanes` workflow runs nightly on `main` and on
manual dispatch; it fans out the mock parity gate, live Matrix lane, and live
Telegram and Discord lanes as parallel jobs. The live jobs use the
`qa-live-shared` environment, and Telegram/Discord use Convex leases. Matrix
uses `--profile fast` for scheduled and release gates, adding `--fail-fast` only
when the checked-out CLI supports it. The CLI default and manual workflow input
remain `all`; manual `matrix_profile=all`
`qa-live-shared` environment, and Telegram/Discord use Convex leases. Release
checks run Matrix and Telegram live transport lanes with the deterministic mock
provider so the channel contract is isolated from live model latency; provider
connectivity is covered by the separate live model, native provider, and Docker
provider suites. Matrix uses `--profile fast` for scheduled and release gates,
adding `--fail-fast` only when the checked-out CLI supports it. The CLI default
and manual workflow input remain `all`; manual `matrix_profile=all`
dispatch always shards full Matrix coverage into `transport`, `media`,
`e2ee-smoke`, `e2ee-deep`, and `e2ee-cli` jobs. `OpenClaw Release Checks` also
runs the release-critical QA Lab lanes before release approval; its QA parity