ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.20.28 → 1.20.29

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 1.20.29
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+ - **Fixed: Easy Apply found almost no jobs on LinkedIn's new jobs search and reported "nothing to apply to" even when there were dozens of matching jobs.** LinkedIn rolled out a redesigned jobs search whose results list loads jobs only as you scroll and no longer uses the old page layout. The app's scroller still looked for that old layout, so on the new search it never scrolled the list — only the first ~3 jobs ever loaded into the page, a search with a full market of matches looked nearly empty, and apply did nothing. The scroller now drives the new list correctly and loads every job on each page (verified live: full pages of ~25 jobs across all result pages). Reading the jobs, skipping ones you've already applied to, and moving page to page on the new search were otherwise already working and are unchanged.
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+ - No schema change.
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  ## 1.20.28
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  - **Fixed: Easy Apply failed on jobs with a date question (e.g. "Earliest start date?"), which were skipped without applying.** LinkedIn renders these as a date-picker that only accepts a real calendar date, but the form-filler typed the assistant's worded answer ("2 weeks from offer acceptance") into it. LinkedIn rejected that as invalid, the form wouldn't advance to Submit, and the whole application was dropped at the review step. Because only some jobs ask for a date, this was failing a large share of applications in some runs while others went through fine. The filler now recognises a date field and enters a proper date — it reads a real date out of the answer if there is one, otherwise it uses a sensible date about two weeks out — so these applications now submit. It also now notices a field LinkedIn has flagged as invalid (not just an empty one), so a mis-filled field gets a second, correct attempt instead of silently stalling.
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  - The stuck-form diagnostic now records the full page state (the live address, every button with its label and enabled/disabled state, any dialog text, and whether the page looks like a sent-confirmation) so the next form change is faster to pin down.