openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix Google Chat inbound webhook returns 401 after upgrade, outbound still works [1 participants]

TL;DR

The most likely fix involves reconfiguring the authentication settings for the Google Chat inbound webhook in OpenClaw, potentially related to the appPrincipal setting or another aspect of the updated auth path.

Guidance

• Review the authentication configuration for the Google Chat inbound webhook to ensure it aligns with the updated requirements in the new OpenClaw version.
• Verify that the appPrincipal setting is correctly configured, as this is a new requirement and might be the cause of the 401 Unauthorized errors.
• Check the OpenClaw documentation for any specific guidance on migrating Google Chat integrations to the new version, focusing on authentication and webhook handling changes.
• Test the inbound webhook with a minimal, manually crafted request to isolate if the issue is with the Google Chat integration or a more general problem with OpenClaw's webhook authentication.

Example

No specific code example can be provided without more details on the OpenClaw configuration and API, but ensuring that authentication headers or parameters are correctly set according to the new OpenClaw version's requirements is crucial.

Notes

The solution may depend on the specifics of the OpenClaw version update and how Google Chat integration authentication has changed. Without access to the updated documentation or the exact configuration, these steps are speculative but aimed at the most likely cause based on the information provided.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround by downgrading OpenClaw to the previous version where the Google Chat integration was working, until a more permanent fix can be found and applied, as this regression seems to be related to changes in the new version.