OpenClaw Signals: Resource Yields, Bus Teardowns, and Ephemeral Panics
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Agent Resource Yields in Lifecycle Overhaul
PR #330 continues its lifecycle rework, now adding explicit resource yield points. This prevents long-running agents from starving the system. It's a critical move for stability in high-concurrency workloads.
PR #327 addresses bus teardown order, ensuring handlers are unregistered before the bus structure itself is dismantled. This eliminates a class of
PR #328 is a follow-up hotfix to the state recovery work, ensuring agents don't lose their in-memory state when a restart is triggered by a non-fatal signal. Small fix, huge reliability impact.
News
Ephemeral Container Panic Logic
Issue #1559 reports a panic when an ephemeral container's logic fails during initial setup. The fix being discussed adds a graceful degradation path, preventing a single container failure from crashing the entire agent host.
Analysis
A new issue highlights a gap where malformed config can slip through validation, causing silent runtime failures. Catching this early is key for predictable deployments. It's the kind of edge case that bites you in production.
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