ilml-plugin-linkedin 1.20.30 → 1.20.32
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +9 -0
- package/dist/messageBot.mjs +52 -48
- package/dist/run.mjs +35 -35
- package/dist/version.mjs +1 -1
- package/ilml-plugin.json +4 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/CHANGELOG.md
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# Changelog
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## 1.20.32
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- **Fixed: Easy Apply silently gave up on some jobs and never tried them again.** On a subset of postings, clicking Easy Apply registered but the application form never actually opened (seen on sponsored postings that fire ad-tracking on click). The applier didn't verify the form had opened — it assumed the click worked, found nothing to fill, treated the job as a dead end after a few empty retries, and then marked it as permanently handled, so it was never retried on any later run. Over the past month this quietly dropped a large share of otherwise-applicable jobs. The applier now confirms the form really opened, re-clicks a few times if it didn't, and if it still won't open it skips the job *softly* — leaving it in the pool to try again next run instead of discarding it for good. Jobs whose form opens normally are unaffected.
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## 1.20.31
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- **Fixed: the "wrong recipient?" safety check blocked every message to a contact whose name is stored with a title stuck to it (e.g. "Dr.Mikhail Spokoyny"), even when the greeting was right.** The check compares the first word of the contact's stored name against the name you greet. When LinkedIn had saved the name with the title glued on ("Dr.Mikhail"), a correct "Hi Mikhail" didn't match "Dr.Mikhail" and the message was aborted on every send — and the same would hit anyone whose stored name starts with a title. The check now ignores a leading title (Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms./Prof.), whether it's glued to the name or separated by a space, so correct greetings go through while genuine wrong-recipient mix-ups are still caught.
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- **New: `messages --reject <name>` / `messages --reject-batch @names.json` — retire drafts that can never be delivered.** When the other person has removed the connection or deactivated their account, LinkedIn never opens a message composer, so a saved draft fails on every `push-drafts` run and keeps cluttering the send queue. This marks those drafts as rejected (recording when and why) so push-drafts skips them for good. It only touches draft messages — real received or sent messages are never changed — and prints exactly what it changed.
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## 1.20.30
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- **Runs on `@ilivemylife/graph-sdk` 1.0.31.** From 1.0.31 the library no longer carries the `ilml` CLI and the MCP server (they moved to `@ilivemylife/cli`), so installing or updating this plugin downloads much less. The library functions the plugin uses (`getPluginConfig`, `createGraphClient`, `resolveToken`) are unchanged, and so is everything the plugin does.
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