openclaw/gogcli v0.26.0

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0.26.0

Added

• YouTube: add subscription listing and management plus playlist create, add, remove, and delete commands with least-privilege OAuth, dry-run support, structured output, and destructive-operation confirmation. (#767) — thanks @beezly.
• Calendar: add unsubscribe for removing calendar-list entries and delete-calendar for deleting owned secondary calendars, with dry-run, confirmation, and structured output.

Fixed

• Contacts: remove the nonfunctional contacts other delete command; the public People API has no delete operation for Other Contacts, and its copy-then-delete workaround reported success without removing the source. Existing invocations now return unknown-command usage.
• Meet: return empty history and participant collections as JSON arrays, and make participants --fail-empty control the no-conference exit instead of misclassifying it as invalid usage.
• MCP: validate typed tool calls against their closed schemas before command execution, rejecting unknown fields, wrong types, and missing required fields.
• CLI: classify malformed OAuth token imports as usage errors and missing Gmail tracking setup as configuration errors.
• CLI: classify invalid Docs batch IDs and incomplete Gmail filter definitions as usage errors with exit code 2.
• Docs: keep batch list/show, batch target validation, and batch end dry-runs read-only without creating state directories or lock files.
• Docs: persist successful split and individual batch submissions before reporting a missing response revision, preventing retries from submitting already-applied requests again.
• Gmail: make watch status read atomic watch state without creating state directories or lock files.
• Gmail: make watch serve --dry-run return a secret-free daemon plan without creating/locking/updating watch state, saving hook settings, creating clients, or opening a socket.
• Backup: make status, verify, cat, and export use read-only repository setup and file-free dry-run plans, support pre-created empty repository directories, keep failed clones clean, disable Git credential prompts under --no-input, redact credentials from Git errors, preserve clone failures instead of initializing a new repository, and give status/verify the existing --no-pull flags while retaining hidden compatibility for legacy write-only options.
• Auth: make auth manage --dry-run preview the browser flow without touching the keyring or server, and fail fast when real execution uses --no-input.
• Docs: make docs cell-style table, row, and column coordinates one-based like adjacent table commands, with negative table indexes counting from the end.
• Docs: make positional docs sed image selectors deterministic by ordering anchored positioned images with document content and unanchored positioned images by object ID.
• Docs: make addressed docs sed substitutions honor nth-match flags, use UTF-16 document indices, and ignore table or table-of-contents preview text instead of producing invalid mutation ranges.
• Docs: keep docs sed formatting, footnote, break, and structural targets aligned when earlier image or text replacements change document length.
• Docs: avoid overlapping deletes when a docs sed addressed range includes the final paragraph.
• Docs: make docs sed table-cell substitutions use UTF-16 indices, honor nth-match flags, expand captures independently per wildcard cell, refetch before repeated same-cell expressions, and report the exact replacement count.
• Docs: make docs sed table-creation placeholders use UTF-16 indices and share cell-fill Markdown range planning with table-cell replacement.
• Docs: validate unaddressed docs sed delete/insert/append regexes before fetching and keep their top-level paragraph selection and reverse mutation ordering consistent with addressed commands.
• Auth: clarify that auth import always requires a refresh-token source and only optionally accepts a current access token plus expiry.
• Calendar: make alias set/unset dry-runs preview config changes without writing config.json.
• Dry-run safety: keep Drive, Contacts, Slides thumbnail, backup plaintext, OAuth token, Gmail filter, Photos, and Photos Picker downloads/exports offline and prevent local file or secret output.
• Auth: make auth credentials set --dry-run preview credential and domain writes without opening the keyring or changing files, and validate every domain before storing credentials.
• CLI: replace the stale hard-coded --account service list with concise email, alias, and auto-selection guidance that applies across authenticated Google API commands.
• Calendar: remove the dead calendar appointments command, which could only report an API limitation; existing invocations now return unknown-command usage, while the limitation remains documented.
• Drive: preserve repeated folder placements in tree, inventory, and size summaries; reject cyclic folder graphs instead of collapsing paths or scanning indefinitely.
• Backup: bind configuration, legacy fallback, and home expansion to the selected runtime layout instead of process-global path state.
• Backup: require the exact Gmail message selection and run identity before reusing or promoting encrypted checkpoints, preventing stale same-count mailbox checkpoints from becoming the completed snapshot.
• Classroom: require an archived course before deletion with actionable lifecycle guidance, and prevent live tests from leaving consumer-account courses behind.
• Classroom: wait for course state changes to become readable before reporting success, so immediate archive-then-delete workflows do not fail on stale state.
• Forms: validate scale question bounds locally and document the Forms API's accepted minimum and maximum values.
• Groups and Calendar team: reject consumer accounts and stored user OAuth before Cloud Identity API calls, require an explicit account for identity-based direct-token/ADC searches, keep ADC precedence consistent across services, and provide recovery guidance for service-account, direct-token, and ADC auth.
• Gmail: bind watch state to the selected runtime state directory and serialize atomic updates across concurrent watch processes.
• Gmail: bind tracking configuration to the selected runtime state directory and preserve concurrent account updates with shared atomic locking.
• Gmail: bind tracking encryption and admin keys to the active runtime secret store instead of reopening the ambient keyring.
• Auth: avoid repeated macOS Keychain prompts during token export and auth listing by keeping exports read-only and stopping fallback reads after keyring timeouts. (#772) — thanks @lox.
• Gmail: add --body-html-file to draft create and update, including stdin support, for parity with send. (#774, #776) — thanks @TurboTheTurtle.
• Zoom: bind credential metadata and encrypted secret/token storage to the selected runtime layout, with consistent alias canonicalization.
• Auth: bind temporary manual OAuth state to the selected runtime config directory and reject unsafe redirect state values before filesystem access.
• Auth: bind renamed-account alias, client, and default-account migration to the active runtime config store.
• Auth: bind OAuth client credential commands to the active runtime secret store instead of reopening the ambient keyring.
• Auth: bind Google API and OAuth flows to the active runtime credential and token repositories instead of reopening ambient config and keyring state.
• Auth: capture keyring backend, password, service, platform, D-Bus, terminal, and lock policy once per runtime instead of rereading ambient process state.
• Auth: bind service-account lookup, storage, listing, and legacy Keep fallback to the active runtime repository; bound raw legacy paths and treat case-insensitive same-principal Keep credentials as pure service-account auth.
• Time: honor the runtime-selected default_timezone in time now, Gmail timestamps, watch output, Calendar time, and generated email Date headers instead of reading ambient config.
• Config: bind account and calendar alias management and resolution to the active runtime config store.
• Docs: document publishing personal External OAuth apps before authorization to avoid Google's seven-day Testing refresh-token expiry.