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A consistent complaint we get at OpenClaw🦞 has been that updates will break and you'll be left without a claw Last week Jason Sy took on the problem head on. He learned what was wrong and shipped some major improvements Read more about it here after watching the video:

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Naaackers1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev My last three updates have all been great!

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McBain1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev Yesssss this is what we love to hear!

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Emil Patrick1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev The latest update went smooth. Danke

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McBain1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev Great to hear!

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RidgetopAi1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev good to see you back doing your thing! Congrats!

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Lennox1 month ago

@openclaw @FullerStackDev 能把更新导致的中断当成一等问题来修,才是真正的开发者体验。

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Mike Assad1 month ago

To make updates bulletproof you need: 1. A limp mode where you can always get at an agent when there is a critical failure. The agent can get you back on track. 2. A one-line rollback. Currently, with SQLite and other breaking changes, rolling back can be a nightmare if you don’t prep properly. Why would you want to roll back if the update is rock solid? Because: 3. Non-breaking config changes. If things are turned off (or didn’t exist in prior versions) leave them OFF by default. Piling on new features changes the experience and not always in a good way. 8.1+ is guilty of this. Users can ask their agent for new feature that might be interesting and selectively turn them on.

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