Docker: 'This version of Antigravity is no longer supported' (update required)
When Antigravity rejects requests with an update-required message, upgrade OpenClaw (or rebuild your Docker image) and re-authenticate.
Symptoms
- Gateway logs or the Control UI show an error like:
- “This version of Antigravity is no longer supported. Please update to receive the latest features!”
- Requests routed through
google-antigravity/...stop working (suddenly or after a long time).
Cause
Antigravity is a hosted bridge and it can enforce minimum client versions. If your OpenClaw Docker image is older (or your gateway has cached older plugin/client code), Antigravity may refuse requests.
Fix
1) Update OpenClaw in your Docker deployment
If you run from an OpenClaw repo checkout:
- Pull the latest OpenClaw changes.
- Rebuild the Docker image.
- Restart the gateway container.
If you used docker-setup.sh, the simplest path is to rerun it from a fresh checkout (it rebuilds and restarts).
2) Re-authenticate if needed
Some updates require re-auth (or your token expired). After updating, rerun your provider auth flow (for example, via openclaw onboard on the gateway host/container).
3) Temporary workaround: switch providers/models
If you need to stay online while debugging:
- Switch the primary model away from
google-antigravity/...to another configured provider, or - Add a fallback model from a different provider.
Verify
- A test message succeeds and gateway logs no longer show the Antigravity update warning.
openclaw models status --probesucceeds for your configured model(s).