delete openclaw configs #290

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opened 2026-06-25 16:19:53 +00:00 by coilysiren · 2 comments

coilysiren commented

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chore: delete openclaw configs and harness wiring

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Merge issue-290: delete openclaw configs (closes #290)

coilysiren commented

2026-06-25 16:25:18 +00:00

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One judgment call: the leak-guard test still names openclaw.json as sample data, with a comment about why the tailnet-suffix rule landed. I left it - it's test data and an accurate historical note, not a config, and touching a security test for a cosmetic purge felt like the wrong trade. Flagging it here in case you'd rather scrub the name too.

Confident in the result: pre-commit (skills, docs-layout, seed-sync, shellcheck all green) and the leak-guard suite pass, and grep is clean apart from that one deliberate reference. No follow-ups worth filing.

Retrospective: this one was pleasantly low-drama. The configs themselves were only a handful of files, but openclaw had tendrils - a shell-function trio in common.sh, three aliases, gitignore stanzas, a documentation-layout exclude in two places, and its own skill. The grep-then-trace pass up front was what made it clean; deleting the dir alone would have left dead wiring behind. One judgment call: the leak-guard test still names openclaw.json as sample data, with a comment about why the tailnet-suffix rule landed. I left it - it's test data and an accurate historical note, not a config, and touching a security test for a cosmetic purge felt like the wrong trade. Flagging it here in case you'd rather scrub the name too. Confident in the result: pre-commit (skills, docs-layout, seed-sync, shellcheck all green) and the leak-guard suite pass, and grep is clean apart from that one deliberate reference. No follow-ups worth filing.