Extend the existing type-aware core lint checks to CommonJS CLI test support through a bounded discovery project. Preserve TypeScript coverage and exclude unrelated JavaScript, with installed-linter regression coverage and CI documentation. Main already contains the diagnostic dispatcher binding; this change closes the remaining lint discovery gap. No user-visible runtime behavior changes. Related: #151161, #150959. Validation: exact-head CI run 35354844001 was green with zero pending jobs; scoped Codex review and the latest ClawSweeper review found no actionable correctness issues.
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| CI job graph, scope gates, release umbrellas, and local command equivalents | CI pipeline |
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This page is an index. CI is documented on nine pages, one per reader job. Open the page that matches your task.
For the published-upgrade regression gate, see selection and routing, runner budgets, and Package Acceptance baselines. Weekly validation is listed under Update Migration.
Docs-only main pushes skip CI. Docker seed and QA Smoke use the same owner-path selection on pull requests and main; manual CI and Full Release Validation retain their coverage. Control UI performance uses its own UI/build/import scope. See scope selection for the coverage trade-off.
Core-test-only PRs use targeted type checks only when every selected test exists in the checkout. Deleting a core test keeps the full type-check plan, including the existing core stripes on GitHub and hybrid profiles.
Core lint includes src/**/*.test-support.cjs in type-aware checks through the bounded src/tsconfig.json discovery project. Other source files retain the root TypeScript project; unrelated JavaScript files are not added to this test-support project.
Android native resource preparation uses the Mermaid renderer's filtered dependency install, including optional build tooling. Pnpm retains root dependencies but omits unrelated plugin packages; Gradle still builds the assets and runs the selected native tests and lint. Historical targets keep their compatibility path.
Short hybrid jobs use a 40-row base threshold and 45-row hosted admission limit, with unchanged coverage and Blacksmith fallback when optional work does not fit.
Real-Gateway browser checks use job budgets matched to their selected runner.
In-process Gateway test configs use exclusive plan admission within existing packed jobs.
| Page | Read it when |
|---|---|
| CI pipeline jobs | The job table, the fail-fast order, and the Control UI size budgets. |
| Watch a CI run | Wait on one pull request head, recover a stuck run, and pass the evidence gate. |
| CI checkout ownership | Shared checkout anchors, fetch retry budgets, and trusted action policy. |
| CI scope and routing | Why a job did or did not run: changed-scope detection and manual dispatch. |
| CI runner classes | Trust-based runner routing, preflight queue recovery, Blacksmith classes, and runner backend modes. |
| CI capacity and shard weights | The runner registration budget and the measured timings behind shard packing. |
| Release validation workflows | Full Release Validation, live and E2E shards, Package Acceptance, install smoke, Docker E2E, and Plugin Prerelease. |
| Scheduled and maintenance workflows | OpenClaw Performance, QA Lab, CodeQL, the maintenance jobs, and ClawSweeper activity forwarding. |
| Local checks and Testbox | Reproduce a lane locally, keep the shrink-only ratchets, and run Crabbox or Testbox proof. |
Where each section moved
Every section heading from the previous single-page version keeps its anchor here, so an existing link such as /ci#pipeline-overview still resolves. Each entry points at the page that now holds the content.
- Pipeline overview
- Fail-fast order
- Control UI size budgets
- Watching pull request CI
- Recover an existing PR run first
- PR context and evidence
- Checkout ownership
- Scope and routing
- Measured shard weights
- ClawSweeper activity forwarding
- Manual dispatches
- Windows Testbox Probe
- Runners
- Blacksmith runner capacity
- Runner backend modes
- Runner registration budget
- Surface ratchets
- Local equivalents
- OpenClaw Performance
- Vitest paired benchmark
- Full Release Validation
- Live and E2E shards
- Package Acceptance
- Jobs
- Candidate sources
- Suite profiles
- Legacy compatibility windows
- Examples
- Install smoke
- Local Docker E2E
- Tunables
- Reusable live/E2E workflow
- Release-path chunks
- Plugin Prerelease
- QA Lab
- CodeQL
- Security categories
- Platform-specific security shards
- Critical Quality categories
- Maintenance workflows
- Dependency Audit
- Docs Agent
- Duplicate PRs After Merge
- Local check gates and changed routing
- Config baseline count ratchet
- Testbox validation