What breaks without openclaw ci yml workflow
Untested plugin releases. Unknown Node.js compatibility. Manual test runs.
→
Automated plugin testing × official CI pattern ÷ 5-minute setup ÷ no test matrix guessing = green builds on every push.
Security check — openclaw ci yml workflow
Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only.
Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm GitHub Actions; Node.js 18/20/22 compatibility.
Quick start — openclaw ci yml workflow in 5–10 minutes to review
Setup time: 5–10 minutes to review
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You need:
GitHub Actions knowledge; basic YAML
Install the package:
# Copy .github/workflows/ci.yml from the repo to your own plugin repo
# Adapt NODE_VERSION matrix and test command
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Open the ci.yml workflow URL
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Review the jobs and steps
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Note the Node.js version matrix (18, 20, 22)
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Note the test command (npm test)
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Copy and adapt for your own repo
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Commit to .github/workflows/ and push to trigger
Compatibility & status
Works with: GitHub Actions; Node.js 18/20/22
beginner
Last updated: Nov 2025
MIT
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FAQ — openclaw ci yml workflow
Does the CI also run integration tests against real platform APIs?
No — core CI uses mocked adapters. Integration tests run in a separate scheduled workflow.
How do I add this workflow to my plugin?
Copy .github/workflows/ci.yml from the repo and adapt the test command and Node.js matrix.
Is there a badge I can add to my plugin README?
Yes — GitHub generates badge URLs in the Actions tab.