OpenClaw #424: CWD checks on approval-bound node execution#439
OpenClaw #424: CWD checks on approval-bound node execution#439
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| Issue: #424 | ||
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Upstream ref is left as a placeholder (\), so this resolution cannot be traced back to the specific OpenClaw change it claims to address. During parity audits, this makes it impossible to verify whether lane 04 coverage for #424 is mapped to the correct upstream source, which undermines the purpose of keeping a per-issue resolution artifact.
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The Evidence Paths entries are placeholders (- \), so there is no concrete link to code, tests, or docs that substantiate the stated resolution. Without at least one real evidence path, reviewers cannot validate that the cwd-boundary permission behavior was actually implemented or where to inspect it, which weakens the lane-tracking record.
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Closes #424
Adds a dedicated resolution artifact for this OpenClaw parity item and ties it to the lane execution backlog.