OpenClaw Docker users: 2026.3.13 update missing Docker tags
Docker tag issue with OpenClaw 2026.3.13
OpenClaw version 2026.3.13 has been released, but there's a deployment issue affecting Docker users specifically. The Docker image repository hasn't been tagged with either 'latest' or the specific version '2026.3.13'.
Who's affected and workarounds
Users running OpenClaw from npm or git repositories are unaffected and can update normally. Only Docker-based deployments are impacted.
The source suggests two potential workarounds:
- If you're quick, you can try pulling directly from the main branch before significant code drift occurs. However, this will show as version 2026.3.14 rather than 2026.3.13.
- The recommended approach is to wait for the next release or see if the maintainers add the missing tags later. The source notes that historically, when maintainers have missed gateway or node tags, they haven't gone back to add them.
This type of Docker tagging issue can cause version mismatches and deployment problems in containerized environments. Docker users should verify their current version and tags before attempting any updates.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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