Trace to fee16865b2 (fix(agents): accept LAN local auth markers) and the
companion 0dd2844991 (fix: preserve Ollama local marker auth). The fix
extends ollama-local marker handling to any custom OpenAI-compatible
provider whose baseUrl resolves to loopback, a private LAN, .local, or a
bare hostname, so persisted local markers no longer fail with missing-auth
errors for non-Ollama-typed local providers (LM Studio, vLLM, LiteLLM).
The Ollama provider page already covers ollama-local for Ollama-typed
providers; this note lives in docs/gateway/local-models.md where custom
OpenAI-compatible local stacks are documented.
The publish workflow rsyncs source docs/ into the publish repo with --delete,
but explicitly protects locale directories so translation files survive
non-translation-pipeline syncs. When an English source file is renamed (for
example install/migrating-matrix.md -> channels/matrix-migration.md), the
locale copies at <locale>/install/migrating-matrix.md become orphans:
deleted from the English nav but still present on disk.
Mintlify's hosted build appears to silently fall back to the previous
deployment when nav references a path with mixed locale availability, so
recent docs changes (the migration hub rework, matrix-migration move) are
not propagating to docs.openclaw.ai even though every CI run reports
success and the publish repo has the right English content.
Add a pruneOrphanLocaleDocs() pass that walks every generated-locale
directory in the publish target and removes any .md/.mdx file whose
matching English path no longer exists in source docs. Runs after rsync
and before composing docs.json so the regenerated nav and the on-disk
files stay consistent. Verified the logic against the live publish repo:
identifies all ja-JP/es/pt-BR/ko/de/fr/ar/it/tr/uk/id/pl/zh-CN orphans of
install/migrating-matrix.md (12 entries) and would also catch any future
renames the same way.
The Matrix migration guide is plugin-upgrade content (encrypted-state recovery,
device verification, room-key restore) rather than a cross-system import or
machine move, so it belongs alongside the Matrix channel docs rather than under
Install > Maintenance > Migrating.
- Move docs/install/migrating-matrix.md to docs/channels/matrix-migration.md
- Update inbound link in docs/channels/matrix.md
- Update the migrating.md hub: replace the Matrix Card with a one-line link in 'Upgrade a plugin in place'
- Refresh Related list on the moved page (link Matrix push rules and Migration guide hub)
- docs.json: remove install/migrating-matrix from Maintenance > Migrating, slot channels/matrix-migration between channels/matrix and channels/matrix-push-rules in the Mainstream channels group, and add a /install/migrating-matrix -> /channels/matrix-migration redirect
- install/migrating: convert to a hub page with three clear paths (CardGroup for cross-system imports linking Claude+Hermes, machine-to-machine move with Steps and AccordionGroup, plugin upgrade Card linking Matrix)
- install/migrating-claude: align with Hermes page structure (add Restart-and-verify Step, JSON output for automation, Troubleshooting AccordionGroup with 4 entries, cross-link to Hermes guide)
- cli/migrate: tighten intro to mention both bundled providers and link the migration hub
- docs.json: move Maintenance group to immediately after Install overview, nest the four migrating pages (migrating, migrating-claude, migrating-hermes, migrating-matrix) under a 'Migrating' subgroup so they collapse into a dropdown
Adds a raw config pending-changes diff panel in Control UI raw mode, with JSON5 parsing, sensitive-value redaction until explicit reveal, bounded diff work, and tests for redaction/reveal and stale reveal-state reset.
Also aligns provider manifest contract coverage for google-vertex and Qwen aliases to unblock the rebased CI matrix.
Supersedes stale PRs #48621 and #46654. PR #48621 had gone stale without maintainer follow-up, so this maintainer-authored PR carries the implementation forward transparently while preserving changelog credit for the original contributor and @BunsDev.
