openclaw - ✅(Solved) Fix [Bug]: labeler.yml rule `extensions: minimax-portal-auth` points to nonexistent directory [4 pull requests, 1 participants]

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.github/labeler.yml (line 284-287) contains a rule for "extensions: minimax-portal-auth" that matches extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**, but the directory extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ does not exist in the repository. This is a dead labeler rule that will never match any PR.

Root Cause

.github/labeler.yml (line 284-287) contains a rule for "extensions: minimax-portal-auth" that matches extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**, but the directory extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ does not exist in the repository. This is a dead labeler rule that will never match any PR.

Fix Action

Fixed

PR fix notes

PR #65873: chore(labeler): remove dead minimax-portal-auth rule

Description (problem / solution / changelog)

Summary

  • fixes #65861
  • remove the stale extensions: minimax-portal-auth labeler rule from .github/labeler.yml

Why

The rule targets extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**, but that directory does not exist in this repository. The label can never be auto-applied and adds config noise.

Changes

  • .github/labeler.yml
    • delete the extensions: minimax-portal-auth block

Validation

  • pnpm check:no-conflict-markers

Notes

  • config-only cleanup, no runtime behavior changes
  • local validation passed before PR creation

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Changed files

  • .github/labeler.yml (modified, +0/-4)

PR #65900: Fix/labeler cleanup

Description (problem / solution / changelog)

chore(labeler): remove dead rule for minimax-portal-auth

The directory extensions/minimax-portal-auth does not exist in the repository, so the labeler rule can never match. Removing it keeps the labeler config clean and avoids confusion.

Fixes #65861

Changed files

  • .github/labeler.yml (modified, +1/-4)
  • extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-embedding-ops.ts (modified, +54/-5)
  • packages/memory-host-sdk/src/host/internal.test.ts (removed, +0/-430)
  • packages/memory-host-sdk/src/host/internal.ts (modified, +16/-4)

PR #65929: chore(labeler): remove dead minimax-portal-auth rule

Description (problem / solution / changelog)

Summary

  • fixes #65861
  • remove stale labeler rule targeting a non-existent extension path

Changes

  • .github/labeler.yml
    • remove extensions: minimax-portal-auth block

Validation

  • pnpm check:no-conflict-markers

Notes

  • config-only cleanup
  • local validation passed

Made with Cursor

Changed files

  • .github/labeler.yml (modified, +0/-4)

PR #65937: chore(labeler): remove dead minimax-portal-auth rule

Description (problem / solution / changelog)

Summary

  • fixes #65861
  • remove stale extensions: minimax-portal-auth entry from labeler config

Why

The rule points to a non-existent directory and can never match changed files.

Changes

  • .github/labeler.yml
    • delete the extensions: minimax-portal-auth block

Validation

  • pnpm check:no-conflict-markers

Notes

  • config-only cleanup
  • local validation passed

Made with Cursor

Changed files

  • .github/labeler.yml (modified, +0/-4)

Code Example

ls extensions/minimax-portal-auth
   # ls: extensions/minimax-portal-auth: No such file or directory

---

"extensions: minimax-portal-auth":
  - changed-files:
      - any-glob-to-any-file:
          - "extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**"

---

$ ls extensions/minimax-portal-auth
ls: extensions/minimax-portal-auth: No such file or directory

$ rg "minimax-portal-auth" .github/labeler.yml
284:"extensions: minimax-portal-auth":
287:          - "extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**"
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Bug type

Behavior bug (incorrect output/state without crash)

Beta release blocker

No

Summary

.github/labeler.yml (line 284-287) contains a rule for "extensions: minimax-portal-auth" that matches extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**, but the directory extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ does not exist in the repository. This is a dead labeler rule that will never match any PR.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Open .github/labeler.yml and locate the "extensions: minimax-portal-auth" entry (line 284).
  2. Verify the target path exists:
    ls extensions/minimax-portal-auth
    # ls: extensions/minimax-portal-auth: No such file or directory

Expected behavior

Every labeler rule should reference an existing directory, or the rule should be removed if the extension was deleted/renamed.

Actual behavior

The rule at .github/labeler.yml:284-287 references a nonexistent path:

"extensions: minimax-portal-auth":
  - changed-files:
      - any-glob-to-any-file:
          - "extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**"

There is no extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ directory in the repo. It may have been removed or renamed at some point without cleaning up the labeler config.

OpenClaw version

Current main (2026.4.12)

Operating system

N/A (CI configuration)

Install method

N/A

Model

N/A

Provider / routing chain

N/A

Logs, screenshots, and evidence

$ ls extensions/minimax-portal-auth
ls: extensions/minimax-portal-auth: No such file or directory

$ rg "minimax-portal-auth" .github/labeler.yml
284:"extensions: minimax-portal-auth":
287:          - "extensions/minimax-portal-auth/**"

Impact and severity

  • Affected: CI labeler automation
  • Severity: Low (orphaned config, no functional impact)
  • Frequency: Always (dead rule)
  • Consequence: Minor config debt; the label extensions: minimax-portal-auth exists but can never be auto-applied

Additional information

Simple fix: remove lines 284-287 from .github/labeler.yml. If a corresponding GitHub label extensions: minimax-portal-auth exists, it can also be deleted.

extent analysis

TL;DR

Remove the dead labeler rule for "extensions: minimax-portal-auth" from .github/labeler.yml to fix the issue.

Guidance

  • Verify the directory extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ does not exist in the repository using ls extensions/minimax-portal-auth.
  • Remove lines 284-287 from .github/labeler.yml to eliminate the dead rule.
  • Check if a corresponding GitHub label extensions: minimax-portal-auth exists and consider deleting it to maintain consistency.
  • Review other labeler rules in .github/labeler.yml for similar dead or outdated configurations.

Example

No code snippet is necessary for this fix, as it involves removing existing configuration lines.

Notes

This fix assumes that the extensions/minimax-portal-auth/ directory is indeed nonexistent and not required. If the directory is supposed to exist, the issue may be with the directory's creation or the labeler rule's configuration.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Remove the dead labeler rule, as it has no functional impact and only contributes to config debt.

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Expected behavior

Every labeler rule should reference an existing directory, or the rule should be removed if the extension was deleted/renamed.

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