OpenClaw: Unify AI agent configs with shared persona symlinks (#4653)

Replace vendor-specific config (.augment-guidelines, .augmentignore) with
a unified approach: .claude/, .codex/, and .kiro/ directories all symlink
to the canonical persona files in openclaw/ (SOUL.md, USER.md, MEMORY.md,
IDENTITY.md, TOOLS.md, AGENTS.md).

All artificial intelligence programming entities, including Claude Code, Codex, 
and Kiro, possess commonality. the same identity, memory, and conventions 
without file duplication.

- Remove .augment-guidelines and .augmentignore (Augment AI)
- Add .claude/ with settings.local.json hook to auto-load persona files
- Add .codex/ with config.toml and CODEX.md instruction entrypoint
- Rename .agents/skills to .codex/skills
- Add .kiro/steering/ with persona symlinks
- Document ACP working directory convention in TOOLS.md
- Update openclaw/.gitignore for .pi and extensions directories

---------

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

.augment-guidelines

@@ -1,357 +0,0 @@
-# SRS Repository Guidelines
-
-project:
-  name: "SRS (Simple Realtime Server)"
-  type: "C++ streaming media server (RTMP/WebRTC/WHIP/WHEP/SRT/HLS/HTTP-FLV)"
-
-architecture:
-  overview: "C++ streaming server using State Threads (ST) for coroutine-based networking"
-  threading: "Single-threaded coroutine architecture - no multi-threading, context switches on async I/O"
-  key_classes: "SrsServer (main), SrsLiveSource (source management)"
-
-  webrtc: "SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) - media relay without transcoding. Supports WHIP/WHEP. NO external TURN needed (SRS provides ICE/relay)"
-
-  origin_cluster:
-    v6_mesh: "DEPRECATED - C++ MESH mode, RTMP only"
-    v7_proxy: "RECOMMENDED - Go-based [proxy](./proxy/cmd/proxy-go), all protocols, better scaling"
-
-codebase_structure:
-  dirs: "trunk/src/{main,core,kernel,protocol,app}"
-  key_files: "srs_main_server.cpp, srs_app_server.hpp, srs_core.hpp, srs_core_autofree.hpp"
-
-code_patterns:
-  dependency_inversion:
-    principle: "MANDATORY - Depend on interfaces (ISrs*), not concrete classes (Srs*)"
-    rules:
-      - "Member variables use ISrs* types (e.g., ISrsMessageQueue *queue_)"
-      - "Concrete types only for instantiation"
-      - "Enables mocking for unit tests"
-
-  avoid_global_variables:
-    principle: "MANDATORY - Store globals (_srs_*) as member fields for mockability"
-    pattern: |
-      Constructor: config_ = _srs_config;  // Store reference
-      Destructor: config_ = NULL;  // Set NULL, don't free
-      Methods: Use config_->method() instead of _srs_config->method()
-    common_globals: "_srs_config, _srs_sources, _srs_stat, _srs_hooks, _srs_context, _srs_log, _srs_server"
-
-  cpp_compatibility:
-    standard: "C++98 only - NO C++11+ features"
-    forbidden: "auto, nullptr, range-for, lambda, std::unique_ptr, enum class, override, constexpr"
-    use: "NULL, traditional for-loops, typedef, SrsUniquePtr/SrsSharedPtr"
-
-  memory_management:
-    smart_pointers: "SrsUniquePtr<T> (unique ownership), SrsSharedPtr<T> (shared ownership)"
-    macros: "srs_freep (pointers), srs_freepa (arrays) - use only when smart pointers unsuitable"
-
-  naming_conventions:
-    - pattern: "field_naming"
-      description: "MANDATORY - All class and struct fields (member variables) must end with underscore (_), but NOT functions/methods"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Fields without underscore
-        class SrsBuffer {
-        private:
-            char *p;
-            int size;
-        public:
-            bool enabled;
-        };
-
-        CORRECT: Fields with underscore, functions without underscore
-        class SrsBuffer {
-        private:
-            char *p_;
-            int size_;
-        public:
-            bool enabled_;
-        public:
-            srs_error_t initialize();
-        };
-      scope: "Applies ONLY to fields (member variables) in classes and structs - NOT to functions, methods, comments, error messages, or parameters"
-      exceptions: "Only applies to SRS-defined classes/structs - do NOT change 3rd party code like llhttp"
-      rationale: "Consistent naming convention across SRS codebase for better code readability and maintenance - underscore distinguishes member variables from local variables and parameters"
-
-  access_specifiers_for_testing:
-    - pattern: "SRS_DECLARE_PRIVATE and SRS_DECLARE_PROTECTED macros"
-      description: "MANDATORY - Always use SRS_DECLARE_PRIVATE instead of 'private' and SRS_DECLARE_PROTECTED instead of 'protected' in class definitions"
-      purpose: "Enables unit tests to access private and protected members for dependency injection and mocking"
-
-      usage: |
-        CORRECT: Using SRS access specifier macros
-        class SrsBufferCache {
-        SRS_DECLARE_PRIVATE:
-            ISrsAppConfig *config_;
-            ISrsRequest *req_;
-        SRS_DECLARE_PROTECTED:
-            virtual srs_error_t do_start();
-        public:
-            srs_error_t start();
-        };
-
-      rules:
-        - "ALWAYS use SRS_DECLARE_PRIVATE instead of 'private' keyword"
-        - "ALWAYS use SRS_DECLARE_PROTECTED instead of 'protected' keyword"
-        - "Use standard 'public' keyword for public members (no macro needed)"
-        - "This applies to ALL production code classes in trunk/src/"
-        - "When SRS_FORCE_PUBLIC4UTEST is defined, all private/protected members become public for testing"
-
-  commenting_style:
-    - pattern: "C++ style comments"
-      description: "MANDATORY - Use C++ style comments (//) instead of C style comments (/* */)"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: C style comments
-        /* This is a comment */
-        /**
-         * Multi-line comment
-         * with multiple lines
-         */
-
-        CORRECT: C++ style comments
-        // This is a comment
-        // Multi-line comment
-        // with multiple lines
-      rationale: "Consistent with SRS codebase style and better for single-line documentation"
-
-    - pattern: "No thread-safety comments"
-      description: "Do NOT describe thread-safety in comments since SRS is a single-threaded application"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Mentioning thread-safety
-        // This implementation is thread-safe for single-threaded usage but may
-        // require external synchronization in multi-threaded environments.
-
-        CORRECT: Focus on functionality without thread-safety mentions
-        // This implementation maintains state between calls for consistent
-        // round-robin behavior across multiple selections.
-      rationale: "SRS uses single-threaded coroutine-based architecture, so thread-safety discussions are irrelevant and confusing"
-
-  error_handling:
-    - pattern: "srs_error_t"
-      description: "Custom error handling system - MANDATORY for all functions that return srs_error_t"
-
-    - pattern: "error_checking_and_wrapping"
-      description: "MANDATORY pattern for calling functions that return srs_error_t - ALWAYS check and wrap errors"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Not checking error return value (causes error object leak)
-        muxer_->write_audio(shared_audio, format);
-        reader.read(start, filesize, &nread);
-
-        CORRECT: Always check error and wrap with context
-        if ((err = muxer_->write_audio(shared_audio, format)) != srs_success) {
-            return srs_error_wrap(err, "write audio");
-        }
-
-        ssize_t nread = 0;
-        if ((err = reader.read(start, filesize, &nread)) != srs_success) {
-            return srs_error_wrap(err, "read %d only %d bytes", filesize, (int)nread);
-        }
-      rationale: |
-        - Prevents error object memory leaks
-        - Provides proper error context propagation
-        - Includes relevant local variables in error messages for debugging
-        - Maintains error chain for better troubleshooting
-
-    - pattern: "error_wrapping_with_context"
-      description: "When wrapping errors, include relevant local variables and context information"
-      rules:
-        - "Always include newly created local variables in error messages"
-        - "Include function parameters that provide context"
-        - "Use descriptive error messages that explain what operation failed"
-        - "Format numeric values appropriately (cast to int for display if needed)"
-      examples:
-        - "return srs_error_wrap(err, \"read %d only %d bytes\", filesize, (int)nread);"
-        - "return srs_error_wrap(err, \"write audio format=%d\", format->codec);"
-        - "return srs_error_wrap(err, \"connect to %s:%d\", host.c_str(), port);"
-
-  binary_data_handling:
-    - pattern: "SrsBuffer"
-      description: "MANDATORY utility for marshaling and unmarshaling structs with bytes - ALWAYS use this instead of manual byte manipulation"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Manual byte manipulation
-        char* buf = new char[4];
-        buf[0] = 0xff;
-        buf[1] = (value >> 8) & 0xFF;
-        buf[2] = value & 0xFF;
-
-        CORRECT: Use SrsBuffer
-        char* buf = new char[4];
-        SrsBuffer buffer(buf, 4);
-        buffer.write_1bytes(0xff);
-        buffer.write_2bytes(value);
-      key_methods:
-        read: "read_1bytes(), read_2bytes(), read_4bytes(), read_8bytes(), read_string(len), read_bytes(data, size)"
-        write: "write_1bytes(), write_2bytes(), write_4bytes(), write_8bytes(), write_string(), write_bytes()"
-        utility: "pos(), left(), empty(), require(size), skip(size)"
-      rationale: "Provides consistent byte-order handling, bounds checking, and position tracking for binary data operations"
-
-  time_handling:
-    - pattern: "srs_utime_t"
-      description: "MANDATORY type for all time variables - ALWAYS use srs_utime_t instead of int64_t for time values"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Using int64_t for time
-        int64_t now = srs_get_system_time();
-        int64_t duration = end_time - start_time;
-        int64_t timeout_ms = timeout / 1000;
-
-        CORRECT: Use srs_utime_t for time
-        srs_utime_t now = srs_get_system_time();
-        srs_utime_t duration = now - start_time;
-        int timeout_ms = srsu2msi(timeout);
-      rationale: "srs_utime_t provides consistent time handling across platforms and ensures proper microsecond precision"
-
-    - pattern: "srs_get_system_time()"
-      description: "Standard function to get current system time in microseconds"
-      usage: "srs_utime_t now = srs_get_system_time();"
-
-    - pattern: "duration calculation"
-      description: "Calculate time duration using simple subtraction"
-      usage: |
-        srs_utime_t starttime = srs_get_system_time();
-        // ... some operations ...
-        srs_utime_t duration = srs_get_system_time() - starttime;
-        int duration_ms = srsu2ms(duration);
-      note: "For simple cases, use direct subtraction. srs_duration() function is available for special cases with zero checks."
-
-    - pattern: "srsu2ms(us)"
-      description: "MANDATORY macro to convert microseconds to milliseconds - ALWAYS use instead of division by 1000"
-      usage: |
-        WRONG: Manual division
-        int ms = now / 1000;
-        int timeout_ms = timeout / 1000;
-
-        CORRECT: Use srsu2ms macro
-        int ms = srsu2ms(now);
-        int timeout_ms = srsu2ms(timeout);
-      rationale: "Provides consistent conversion and avoids magic numbers"
-
-    - pattern: "srsu2msi(us)"
-      description: "Convert microseconds to milliseconds as integer"
-      usage: "int ms = srsu2msi(timeout);"
-
-    - pattern: "srsu2s(us) / srsu2si(us)"
-      description: "Convert microseconds to seconds"
-      usage: "int seconds = srsu2si(duration);"
-
-    - pattern: "time_constants"
-      description: "Standard time constants for SRS"
-      constants:
-        - "SRS_UTIME_MILLISECONDS (1000) - microseconds in one millisecond"
-        - "SRS_UTIME_SECONDS (1000000LL) - microseconds in one second"
-        - "SRS_UTIME_MINUTES (60000000LL) - microseconds in one minute"
-        - "SRS_UTIME_HOURS (3600000000LL) - microseconds in one hour"
-        - "SRS_UTIME_NO_TIMEOUT - special value for no timeout"
-
-    - pattern: "best_practices"
-      description: "Time handling best practices"
-      practices:
-        - "Always declare time variables as srs_utime_t, never int64_t"
-        - "Use srs_get_system_time() to get current time"
-        - "Use simple subtraction (end - start) for calculating time differences"
-        - "Use srsu2ms() family macros for time unit conversions"
-        - "Use time constants (SRS_UTIME_SECONDS, etc.) for time arithmetic"
-        - "Check for SRS_UTIME_NO_TIMEOUT when handling timeout values"
-
-  conditional_compilation:
-    - pattern: "#ifdef SRS_VALGRIND"
-      description: "Valgrind support"
-
-  codec_handling:
-    enhanced_rtmp:
-      description: |
-        For HEVC and other new codecs in RTMP/FLV protocols, always use enhanced-RTMP codec fourcc instead of legacy RTMP codec IDs.
-        Enhanced-RTMP provides better support for modern codecs and is the preferred approach.
-        NOTE: This guidance applies ONLY to RTMP/FLV protocols, not to other protocols like SRT/WebRTC/WHIP/WHEP/HLS/DASH/GB28181.
-
-      hevc_codec:
-        - pattern: "fourcc: hvc1"
-          description: "Use enhanced-RTMP fourcc 'hvc1' for HEVC codec identification in RTMP/FLV"
-          usage: "Always use fourcc 'hvc1' for HEVC instead of legacy RTMP codecid(12)"
-          rationale: "Enhanced-RTMP fourcc provides better codec identification and compatibility"
-
-      general_rule:
-        - "Do NOT use legacy RTMP codecid(12) for HEVC"
-        - "Always prefer enhanced-RTMP codec fourcc for new codecs"
-        - "Use fourcc format for codec identification in enhanced-RTMP contexts"
-        - "This applies ONLY to RTMP/FLV protocols - other protocols use their own codec identification methods"
-
-build_and_development:
-  build:
-    command: "make -j"
-    description: "Build the SRS server using parallel make in the trunk directory"
-    working_directory: "trunk"
-
-  run_utests:
-    command: "make utest -j && ./objs/srs_utest"
-    description: "Run the unit tests for SRS"
-    working_directory: "trunk"
-
-  run_blackbox_tests:
-    description: "Blackbox tests are integration tests that test SRS as a complete system using FFmpeg as client"
-    location: "trunk/3rdparty/srs-bench/blackbox/"
-
-    prerequisites:
-      - "SRS server binary must be built first (make -j in trunk/)"
-      - "FFmpeg and FFprobe must be available in PATH"
-      - "Test media files (avatar.flv, etc.) must be present in srs-bench directory"
-
-    build_blackbox_tests:
-      command: "cd trunk/3rdparty/srs-bench && make"
-      description: "Build the blackbox test binary"
-      output: "./objs/srs_blackbox_test"
-
-    run_all_tests:
-      command: "./objs/srs_blackbox_test -test.v -srs-log -srs-stdout"
-      description: "Run all blackbox tests with verbose output and detailed SRS logs"
-      working_directory: "trunk/3rdparty/srs-bench"
-
-testing:
-  utest_file_naming:
-    description: "Unit test file naming indicates ownership and maintenance responsibility"
-
-    patterns:
-      - "srs_utest_ai*.cpp - AI-managed, AI has full autonomy"
-      - "srs_utest_workflow_*.cpp - Human-dominated with AI help, human maintains"
-      - "srs_utest_manual_*.cpp - Human-written, AI should NOT modify without permission"
-
-  error_handling_macros:
-    - Use HELPER_EXPECT_SUCCESS(x) when expecting a function to succeed (returns srs_success)
-    - Use HELPER_EXPECT_FAILED(x) when expecting a function to fail (returns non-srs_success error)
-    - These macros automatically handle error cleanup and provide better error messages
-    - Always declare "srs_error_t err;" at the beginning of test functions that use these macros
-    - |
-      Example:
-      VOID TEST(MyTest, TestFunction) {
-          srs_error_t err;
-          HELPER_EXPECT_SUCCESS(some_function_that_should_succeed());
-          HELPER_EXPECT_FAILED(some_function_that_should_fail());
-      }
-
-debugging:
-  memory_and_pointer_issues:
-    description: "For memory corruption, crashes, pointer issues, or undefined behavior, proper debugging information is MANDATORY"
-    required_information: "User MUST provide either coredump stack trace OR sanitizer output - without it, memory issues cannot be diagnosed"
-
-    sanitizer:
-      description: "AddressSanitizer (ASAN) - Google's memory error detection tool for catching buffer overflows, use-after-free, memory leaks, etc."
-      when_enabled: "Automatically enabled for unit tests (--utest=on), manually enabled with ./configure --sanitizer=on, disabled by default for production builds (causes memory leak and increasing forever)"
-      how_to_enable: "./configure --sanitizer=on && make"
-
-    coredump:
-      description: "When sanitizer cannot be used, coredump with stack trace is required"
-      how_to_get: "ulimit -c unlimited, run SRS until crash, gdb ./objs/srs core.xxx -ex 'bt' -ex 'quit'"
-
-code_review:
-  github_pull_requests:
-    - When reviewing or understanding GitHub pull requests, use the diff URL to get the code changes
-    - Format: https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/ossrs/srs/pull/{PR_NUMBER}.diff
-    - Example: For PR #4289, access https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/ossrs/srs/pull/4289.diff
-    - This provides the raw diff showing all changes made in the pull request
-    - Use web-fetch tool to retrieve and analyze the diff content
-
-documentation:
-  location: "3rdparty/srs-docs"
-  description: |
-    SRS documentation source files are located in the 3rdparty/srs-docs directory
-  usage: |
-    When looking for documentation or need to update docs, check this directory for markdown
-    files and documentation structure. Do not search ossrs.io or ossrs.net for documentation,
-    use the local files instead.

.augmentignore

@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
-
-# Build artifacts
-**/objs/**
-**/build/**
-**/*.o
-**/*.a
-**/*.so
-**/*.dylib
-
-# IDE files
-**/.idea/**
-**/.vscode/**
-**/.run/**
-
-# Generated files
-**/*.exe
-**/*.flv
-**/*.mp4
-**/*.ts
-
-# 3rd party libraries
-**/3rdparty/ffmpeg-4-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/gperftools-2-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/gprof/**
-**/3rdparty/gtest-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/httpx-static/**
-**/3rdparty/libsrtp-2-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/openssl-1.1-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/patches/**
-**/3rdparty/signaling/**
-**/3rdparty/srt-1-fit/**
-**/3rdparty/srs-bench/vendor/**
-
-# Research files.
-**/tools/**
-**/research/**
-
-# Other files.
-**/packaging/**
-**/scripts/**
-**/usr/**
-**/.github/**
-**/gdb/**
-**/cmake/**

.claude/CLAUDE.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/AGENTS.md

.claude/IDENTITY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/IDENTITY.md

.claude/MEMORY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/MEMORY.md

.claude/SOUL.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/SOUL.md

.claude/TOOLS.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/TOOLS.md

.claude/USER.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/USER.md

.claude/settings.local.json

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+{
+  "hooks": {
+    "SessionStart": [
+      {
+        "hooks": [
+          {
+            "type": "command",
+            "command": "content=\"\"; for f in .claude/SOUL.md .claude/USER.md .claude/MEMORY.md .claude/IDENTITY.md .claude/TOOLS.md; do if [ -f \"$f\" ]; then content=\"$content\\n--- $f ---\\n$(cat \"$f\")\"; fi; done; jq -n --arg ctx \"$content\" '{hookSpecificOutput: {hookEventName: \"SessionStart\", additionalContext: $ctx}}'",
+            "timeout": 10,
+            "statusMessage": "Loading SOUL.md, USER.md, MEMORY.md, IDENTITY.md, TOOLS.md..."
+          }
+        ]
+      }
+    ]
+  }
+}

.codex/AGENTS.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/AGENTS.md

.codex/CODEX.md

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+Load this files automatically when startup:
+- AGENTS.md
+- CODEX.md
+- IDENTITY.md
+- MEMORY.md
+- SOUL.md
+- TOOLS.md
+- USER.md

.codex/IDENTITY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/IDENTITY.md

.codex/MEMORY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/MEMORY.md

.codex/SOUL.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/SOUL.md

.codex/TOOLS.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/TOOLS.md

.codex/USER.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../openclaw/USER.md

.codex/config.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+#:schema https://developers.openai.com/codex/config-schema.json
+
+# Codex currently supports one explicit instruction entrypoint file.
+# That file can then instruct Codex to read additional local files at session start.
+model_instructions_file = "CODEX.md"
+project_doc_fallback_filenames = ["AGENTS.md", "IDENTITY.md", "MEMORY.md", "SOUL.md", "TOOLS.md", "USER.md"]
+project_doc_max_bytes = 131072

.kiro/steering/AGENTS.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/AGENTS.md

.kiro/steering/IDENTITY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/IDENTITY.md

.kiro/steering/MEMORY.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/MEMORY.md

.kiro/steering/SOUL.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/SOUL.md

.kiro/steering/TOOLS.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/TOOLS.md

.kiro/steering/USER.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../openclaw/USER.md

openclaw/.gitignore

@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
 /.openclaw/workspace-state.json
 /.clawhub
+/.pi
+/extensions
 /skills/llm-switcher
-/personal
+/personal

openclaw/TOOLS.md

@@ -40,6 +40,16 @@ Skills are shared. Your setup is yours. Keeping them apart means you can update
 - Channel: `telegram`, accountId: `srs` (SRS bot)
 - When sending to William's Telegram: `channel: "telegram"`, `accountId: "srs"`
 
+### ACP Working Directory
+
+- My OpenClaw workspace may be a subdirectory like `~/git/srs/openclaw`. That is **my assistant workspace**, not necessarily the real project directory for ACP coding work.
+- When delegating project work to ACP agents (Claude/Codex/Gemini/Kiro/etc), do **not** assume the OpenClaw workspace is the project root.
+- First ask: **Is the real project directory the parent of the current OpenClaw workspace?** In this setup, yes: workspace is `~/git/srs/openclaw`, while the SRS project directory is the **parent directory** `~/git/srs`.
+- Treat this as the default pattern unless the task clearly targets OpenClaw itself: **workspace = assistant home, parent directory = actual project root**.
+- For ACP project tasks, prefer the **parent directory of the current workspace** as cwd when that parent is the real repo/project root.
+- Use the OpenClaw workspace itself only for OpenClaw-specific/meta tasks.
+- The key idea: ACP should see the **project first**, not the assistant's memory/persona files.
+
 ### Git Commit Workflow
 
 - **Never `git add`** — William stages files himself

trunk/doc/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ The changelog for SRS.
 <a name="v7-changes"></a>
 
 ## SRS 7.0 Changelog
+* v7.0, 2026-03-22, Merge [#4653](https://github.com/ossrs/srs/pull/4653): OpenClaw: unify AI agent configs with shared persona symlinks. v7.0.140 (#4653)
 * v7.0, 2026-03-22, Merge [#4652](https://github.com/ossrs/srs/pull/4652): Proxy: restructure repo as Go project with proxy as first module. v7.0.139 (#4652)
 * v7.0, 2026-03-05, Merge [#4643](https://github.com/ossrs/srs/pull/4643): OpenClaw: add and refine ST knowledge-base and learning/review skills. v7.0.138 (#4643)
 * v7.0, 2025-12-31, Merge [#4618](https://github.com/ossrs/srs/pull/4618): HLS/DASH: Fix dispose() to cleanup files even after on_unpublish() sets enabled_ to false. v7.0.137 (#4618)

trunk/src/core/srs_core_version7.hpp

@@ -9,6 +9,6 @@
 
 #define VERSION_MAJOR 7
 #define VERSION_MINOR 0
-#define VERSION_REVISION 139
+#define VERSION_REVISION 140
 
 #endif