fix(contexto): tighten openclaw peerDependency range to >=2026.4.5#147
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`peerDependencies.openclaw` was declared as `*`, which accepts any version including ones older than the API surface this plugin actually relies on. Users on an older `openclaw` install today get no install-time warning — they hit a runtime breakage instead. The same `package.json` already pins a real minimum via `openclaw.compat.minGatewayVersion = "2026.4.5"`; align the peerDep to match so `pnpm install` (or any package manager that surfaces peer-range warnings) tells the user to upgrade BEFORE they trip the runtime error. Closes ekailabs#140. Test plan --------- - `pnpm install` resolves cleanly (lockfile updated to record the new specifier; no other package's resolution changed). - `pnpm --filter @ekai/contexto run build` (tsc --noEmit) is green. - No other workspace package depends on the wildcard — verified with `grep -rn '"openclaw"' packages/ --include=package.json` (only `packages/contexto/package.json` references it). Acceptance criteria from the issue: - [x] `peerDependencies.openclaw` matches `openclaw.compat.minGatewayVersion` - [x] `pnpm install` from a clean checkout resolves cleanly - [ ] CONTRIBUTING.md note about keeping the two fields in lockstep — happy to add in a follow-up if maintainer wants it; keeping this PR scoped to the one-line behavioral fix.
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Linked issue
Closes #140.
Summary
packages/contexto/package.jsondeclaredpeerDependencies.openclawas"*", which accepts any installed version ofopenclaw— including ones older than the API surface this plugin actually relies on. Users on an olderopenclawinstall today get no install-time warning; they hit a runtime breakage instead.The same
package.jsonalready declares a real minimum:This PR aligns the peer range to that minimum so
pnpm install(or any other package manager that surfaces peer-range warnings) tells the user to upgrade before they trip the runtime error.Change
"peerDependencies": { - "openclaw": "*" + "openclaw": ">=2026.4.5" },pnpm-lock.yamlrecords the new specifier alongside (one-line change).Verification
Against the acceptance criteria in the issue:
peerDependencies.openclawmatchesopenclaw.compat.minGatewayVersion(>=2026.4.5)pnpm installfrom a clean checkout resolves cleanly — no other lockfile entries shiftedpnpm --filter @ekai/contexto run build(tsc --noEmit) greenThe third acceptance item — adding a CONTRIBUTING.md note that
peerDependencies.openclawandopenclaw.compat.minGatewayVersionmust move together on future bumps — is intentionally NOT in this PR. Happy to follow up if you'd like that addition; left out to keep this PR scoped to the one-line behavioural fix.