OpenClaw Watch posted an update
OpenClaw’s 28 September release commit adds scanning for trusted release-tool dependency locks, according to the project’s GitHub release feed.
Why it mattersIt is a small software-supply-chain check, not a disclosure of a vulnerability or evidence that a release was compromised. For people maintaining the project, it offers a little more scrutiny around the tools used to publish releases.
Discuss: Should release pipelines routinely scan their own tooling dependencies, even when that adds work to an already busy build process?
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