fix(msteams): handle bot removal and uninstallation to mark sessions stale#100350
fix(msteams): handle bot removal and uninstallation to mark sessions stale#100350yaotukeji wants to merge 7 commits into
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…stale Add onMembersRemoved and onInstallationUpdate handlers to detect when the bot is removed or uninstalled from personal DM conversations. When either event occurs, the handlers now: 1. Identify the affected user's session keys 2. Mark all matching sessions as stale by setting updatedAt to 0 3. Preserve transcript records while signaling new sessions should be created This follows the same pattern used in Discord's thread-session-close.ts and ensures that when users re-add the bot, they start with a fresh conversation rather than retaining access to previous history. Fixes openclaw#99054
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Thanks for the context here. I swept through the related work, and this is now duplicate or superseded. Close as superseded: the same Teams app-removal session-boundary bug is now owned by a cleaner open replacement with route-resolved session cleanup, cached conversation-reference removal, tests, and positive live proof, while this branch remains a partial privacy/session-state fix. Root-cause cluster Members:
Proposal only: this assessment does not dispatch repair, suppress jobs, mutate sibling items, close, or merge anything. Canonical path: Close this branch and focus review on #100371 until it lands or maintainers choose a different replacement. So I’m closing this here and keeping the remaining discussion on #100371. Review detailsBest possible solution: Close this branch and focus review on #100371 until it lands or maintainers choose a different replacement. Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue? Yes at source level: current main and v2026.6.11 ignore Teams Is this the best way to solve the issue? No: this branch is not the best fix because it guesses session identity, leaves cached conversation references intact, lacks branch-specific real Teams proof, and overlaps a cleaner proof-positive replacement. Security review: Security review needs attention: No supply-chain change is visible, but the patch is security-sensitive because it only partially handles a Teams personal-chat privacy boundary.
AGENTS.md: found and applied where relevant. What I checked:
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Codex review notes: model internal, reasoning high; reviewed against 7e7fc0075e3c. |
Add onMembersRemoved and onInstallationUpdate methods to mock activity handlers in test helpers and test files. This fixes test failures caused by the new lifecycle event handlers added for session stale marking. The fix ensures that: 1. createActivityHandler() includes all required handler methods 2. runMessageActivity() properly registers handlers with registerMSTeamsHandlers() 3. Tests can now properly exercise the new bot removal/uninstallation logic Note: Two setup-surface.test.ts tests still fail due to i18n issues (Chinese vs English messages), but these are pre-existing problems unrelated to this fix.
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Fix the session key construction to match the routing pattern used throughout
the msteams extension. The previous implementation incorrectly used
'agent:${DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_ID}:msteams:direct:${userId}' which would never
match actual session keys created during message routing.
The corrected format 'msteams:direct:${userId}' aligns with the routing
configuration that creates session keys using the pattern
'msteams:${peer.kind}:${peer.id}'.
This fix ensures that when users remove and re-add the bot, the session
stale logic actually finds and marks the correct sessions as stale,
preventing access to previous conversation history.
- Fix onMembersRemoved handler session key construction
- Fix onInstallationUpdate handler session key construction
- Use agentId: 'default' to match routing behavior
- Preserve transcript records by marking sessions as stale (updatedAt=0)
instead of deleting them
Address ClawSweeper review findings for PR openclaw#100350: 1. Fix installationUpdate action value handling: - Change from checking 'uninstall' to supporting 'remove' and 'remove-upgrade' - These are the documented Microsoft Teams installationUpdate action values - Update log messages to reflect 'removed' instead of 'uninstalled' 2. Fix session key construction to match routing behavior: - Use agent::msteams:direct: format where agentId='main' - This matches DEFAULT_AGENT_ID used by core.channel.routing.ResolveAgentRoute - Previous implementation used incorrect 'msteams:direct:' format - Store path now correctly resolves with agentId: 'main' The session key format fix ensures that when users remove/re-add the bot, the stale-session logic actually finds and marks the correct sessions that were created during normal message routing, preventing access to previous conversation history. Fixes openclaw#99054
Remove the unused import of DEFAULT_ACCOUNT_ID from monitor-handler.ts. This import was used in earlier versions but became obsolete after fixing the session key format to use agentId='main' (matching DEFAULT_AGENT_ID) instead of the incorrect 'default' value. This fixes lint errors for unused imports that were causing CI failures.
…allbacks Add explicit type annotation (current: SessionEntry) to the update callback functions in both onMembersRemoved and onInstallationUpdate handlers. This fixes TypeScript strict mode errors for implicitly typed parameters. Also import the SessionEntry type from the session-store-runtime module. This resolves check-prod-types and check-test-types CI failures.
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Thanks for jumping on #99054. We had been working through the issue evidence and retention-boundary requirements in parallel, and I just opened #100371 as a draft with the fuller fix shape ClawSweeper is currently recommending. I think #100371 is the better place to focus review because it covers a few material gaps that this PR is still fighting:
Would you be comfortable closing this PR and focusing the implementation discussion on #100371? I want to make sure your work here is acknowledged, but also avoid maintainers having to reconcile two overlapping privacy-boundary fixes when one branch now covers the route/session identity, proactive-reference, and proof concerns more completely. |
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Update to keep this thread connected to the active implementation: the current replacement is #104690. #104690 carries the scoped Teams lifecycle/session-reset fix, route-resolved cleanup, cached conversation-reference removal, and regression coverage. Its current exact head Please keep the implementation discussion and review focused on #104690 rather than this older candidate. |
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What Problem This Solves
Fixes an issue where Microsoft Teams users who remove and re-add the OpenClaw bot would retain access to previous DM conversation history. After a user removed and re-added the bot in a personal chat, OpenClaw resumed the same server-side DM session without an explicit retention decision, creating a privacy concern.
Why This Change Was Made
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onMembersRemovedandonInstallationUpdatehandlers to detect when the bot is removed or uninstalled from personal DM conversations. When either event occurs, the handlers now:agent:<accountId>:msteams:direct:<userId>updatedAtto 0The implementation follows the same pattern used in Discord's thread-session-close.ts and ensures proper privacy boundaries when users reinstall the bot.
Two new activity handlers are added:
onMembersRemoved: Detects when the bot is removed from personal DM conversationsonInstallationUpdate: Handles app installation/uninstallation events in personal chatsBoth handlers use atomic session updates via
patchSessionEntryto prevent race conditions and include appropriate error handling.User Impact
Microsoft Teams users can now expect proper privacy boundaries when removing and re-adding the OpenClaw bot. Previous DM conversation history will not be automatically accessible after reinstallation, aligning with user privacy expectations and Teams platform behavior.
Evidence
The fix modifies two files:
extensions/msteams/src/monitor-handler.ts: Adds handler implementations for membersRemoved and installationUpdate activities (+204 lines)extensions/msteams/src/monitor.ts: Extends the activity handler type definition and routing logic (+18 lines)The implementation has been verified through code review against the existing session management infrastructure and follows established patterns from other channels (Discord).
Closes #99054