ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.11.1 → 1.11.2

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 1.11.2
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+ - **Plugin loads again when installed via `ilml plugin install linkedin`.** v1.11.0 introduced a transitive dependency (`debug` via Puppeteer's stealth plugin) that uses `require('tty')` at runtime — esbuild can't bundle dynamic CommonJS requires into an ESM module, so any `ilml linkedin <command>` died on startup with `Dynamic require of "tty" is not supported`. The build now uses `packages: 'external'` to keep all `node_modules` deps unbundled at runtime (installed by npm into the plugin directory as usual). Same install footprint, no schema change — just the bundle behaves correctly.
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+ - No schema migration; existing data files unchanged.
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  ## 1.11.1
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  - **`sync-all` now backfills profile URLs for card-only stub conversations.** When the inbox scan saw a conversation card but never successfully opened its thread (e.g. an earlier sync failed mid-read, or the thread was created from outbound activity alone), the entry was stuck with 0 stored messages and no `profileUrl` — and the previous "re-read to capture URL" check required `messages.length > 0`, so these stubs were never picked up again. The condition now triggers re-read on any sign of activity (stored messages OR sidebar preview), so empty-but-recently-active stubs are queued for thread-open on the next sync. Net effect on long-running databases: dozens of conversations that had only sidebar metadata get their profile URL and message body filled in over the next few sync passes. Backwards-compatible — only adds re-read attempts that previously weren't made.
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  - No schema migration; existing data files unchanged.