ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.15.0 → 1.16.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## 1.16.0
+- **New `ilml linkedin sync-connections` — find out who accepted your connection requests.** It scans your LinkedIn connections list and updates your local contacts: people who accepted flip to "connected" (with the accept date), and brand-new connections are imported. This is the piece that makes acceptance analytics (`quota`) and de-duplication actually accurate — run it after a batch of requests. (`sync`/`sync-all` handle your inbox; this handles your connections list.)
+- **Won't silently create a duplicate contact when someone accepts.** A LinkedIn profile can have two different URLs for the same person (a permanent id-based one and their custom name one), which could make `sync-connections` file an accepted person as a second, separate contact. Now `connect run` remembers both URLs the moment it visits a profile, so acceptance is matched back to the original contact. As a fallback, if a brand-new connection shares a name with someone you still have a pending request to, it's flagged as a possible duplicate for you to review — never silently merged (two people can share a name). No schema change.
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 ## 1.15.0
 - **Connection dates are now split into "requested" vs "accepted".** The plugin records when you *sent* a connection request separately from when it was *accepted* — before, one field held whichever happened last, so a still-pending person could look like they'd already connected. A one-time migration cleans up your existing contacts on first run (an automatic backup is saved before it touches anything).