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docs(upgrade): no migration notes for 0.1.1, 0.1.2, or 0.1.3 (only the 0.1.0 page exists) #4398
The docs/upgrade/ directory contains only 0-1-0.mdx. Three GA releases have shipped since (0.1.1, 0.1.2, 0.1.3) with no upgrade or migration page for any of them. A reader running 0.1.1 or later has no way to tell whether the 0.1.0 guidance still applies or what changed in their jump.
This matters most for 0.1.3, which is not a pure patch release. From the release notes it includes operator-affecting changes with no migration guidance:
By contrast, 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 look like patch releases (fixes, docs, perf), with only minor behavior changes in 0.1.1 (WebSocket tunnel made opt-in, snap gateway mTLS). If that is correct, even a one-line "no migration steps beyond 0.1.0" note would close the gap for those two.
Request
Add upgrade notes for 0.1.1, 0.1.2, and 0.1.3, even where the entry is simply "no action needed," and state which parts of the 0.1.0 guide still apply.
To prevent recurrence, consider making an "upgrade impact / migration steps" entry a standard part of the release checklist, so each release either links a docs/upgrade/ page or explicitly records that no migration is required. You already publish detailed GitHub release notes (see docs: describe 0.1 series in release callouts #3732); this would add a short upgrade-impact callout rather than a new process.
Found while writing operator upgrade guidance for a downstream consumer (Red Hat Agentic Starter Kits guide) pinned at 0.1.2.
#4497 needs info on an upgrade guide. I opened a draft PR, #4520, that adds an example docs/upgrade/0-1-5.mdx using #4497 as its only entry. It's meant as a concrete starting point for settling the process here: one page per release or a running page, and who writes each entry.
hey @rhuss , the recent 0.1.5 release has an upgrade section that is sourced from PR descriptions and AI-assisted. You think that solves your concern here?
Thanks @matthewgrossman. I looked at release-notes.yml from #4654, and yes, it solves this going forward. A fixed Upgrade notes section, with PR Release Notes as the source, is what I was asking for, and the 0.1.5 notes read well. I'll skip backfilling 0.1.1 to 0.1.3; anyone on those versions is better served by the latest notes.
One small follow-up: docs/upgrade/ still has only the 0.1.0 page, so people reading the docs won't find these notes. A single page linking each release's Upgrade notes would be enough. I'm happy to send a PR for that, plus a hint in the PR template's Release Notes section asking authors to state required upgrade actions. Otherwise, feel free to close this.
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matthewgrossman commentedon Oct 13, 2026
#4497 needs info on an upgrade guide. I opened a draft PR, #4520, that adds an example
docs/upgrade/0-1-5.mdxusing #4497 as its only entry. It's meant as a concrete starting point for settling the process here: one page per release or a running page, and who writes each entry.fix(openclaw): update to OpenClaw 2026.9.8 and OpenShell 0.1.2 (#373)
matthewgrossman commentedon Oct 20, 2026
hey @rhuss , the recent 0.1.5 release has an upgrade section that is sourced from PR descriptions and AI-assisted. You think that solves your concern here?
rhuss commentedon Oct 26, 2026
Thanks @matthewgrossman. I looked at
release-notes.ymlfrom #4654, and yes, it solves this going forward. A fixed Upgrade notes section, with PR Release Notes as the source, is what I was asking for, and the 0.1.5 notes read well. I'll skip backfilling 0.1.1 to 0.1.3; anyone on those versions is better served by the latest notes.One small follow-up:
docs/upgrade/still has only the 0.1.0 page, so people reading the docs won't find these notes. A single page linking each release's Upgrade notes would be enough. I'm happy to send a PR for that, plus a hint in the PR template's Release Notes section asking authors to state required upgrade actions. Otherwise, feel free to close this.