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[Release] openclaw/openclaw v2026.4.2: openclaw 2026.4.2
OpenClaw v2026.4.2 is a major release featuring significant architectural improvements including restoration of the core Task Flow substrate with managed sync modes, migration of plugin configurations (xAI and Firecrawl) from legacy core paths to plugin-owned paths, and numerous provider/channel fixes. Key additions include Android assistant integration, enhanced Matrix mentions, Feishu comment workflows, and centralized provider transport policy handling. The release includes breaking changes requiring config migration via `openclaw doctor --fix`.
- Migrate xAI `x_search` config from `tools.web.x_search.*` to `plugins.entries.xai.config.xSearch.*` and standardize auth on `XAI_API_KEY` using `openclaw doctor --fix`
- Move Firecrawl `web_fetch` config from `tools.web.fetch.firecrawl.*` to `plugins.entries.firecrawl.config.webFetch.*` with new fetch-provider boundary routing
- Restore core Task Flow substrate with managed-vs-mirrored sync modes, durable state tracking, and `openclaw flows` inspection/recovery primitives for background orchestration
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