ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.14.1 → 1.14.3

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## 1.14.3
+- **`connect run` no longer sends the request to the wrong person.** On some profiles — typically well-known people you're not connected to, whose own "Connect" is tucked under the "More" menu — LinkedIn shows a "More profiles for you" sidebar where each suggested person has their own Connect control. Connect could grab the first of those sidebar controls and send the request to that person instead of the profile you queued, while the log still reported your intended target as sent (and your quota was spent on it). Connect now acts only on the Connect control that belongs to the open profile: it ignores the recommendation sidebar, and as a final check refuses to click any "Invite X to connect" control whose name doesn't match the profile it's on — a mismatch is skipped (and your quota left intact) rather than sent to the wrong person. This was a long-standing latent issue that only surfaced on profiles without their own inline Connect button. No schema change.
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+## 1.14.2
+- **`connect fill` now validates that a person's title actually matches the category before queueing them.** The `category` on your contacts is set automatically and is sometimes wrong (e.g. a "Software Developer" tagged `founder`), which meant `fill --category=founder` could queue the wrong people. `fill` now re-checks each person's stored title against the category and drops the ones that don't match; people with no stored title are held rather than queued (it never visits a profile to fetch one, so there's no added ban risk). Pass `--no-validate` for the old behaviour. The summary shows how many were filtered.
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 ## 1.14.1
 - **`ilml linkedin connect` sends without a note by default; notes are now opt-in.** LinkedIn caps personalised connection-request notes to a handful per month, and the "Add a note" dialog fails once you're out (which showed up as failed sends). So `connect run` now sends plain requests unless you add `--with-notes`, which sends the notes you saved with `connect note` — spend those few monthly notes deliberately. A saved note shows as 📝 in `connect list`.
 - **connect stops itself after 3 failed sends in a row.** If sends keep failing — often LinkedIn's own (invisible) weekly invite limit — connect halts instead of hammering your account, and saves what LinkedIn showed on each failure to `<DATA_DIR>/collected-profiles/connect-diagnostics/` (the on-page message + a screenshot). That's so the exact limit wording can be recognised precisely in a later version, from real data rather than a guess.