* corrige cache de números PN, LIDs e g.us para enviar o número correto
* atualiza para os últimos commits da baileys
* corrige envio de áudio e documentos via chatwoot no canal baileys
* diversas correções na integração com chatwoot
* corrige mensagens ignoradas no recebimento de leads
- Added 'submodules: recursive' option to the checkout step in multiple workflow files to ensure submodules are properly initialized during CI/CD processes.
- Updated subproject reference in evolution-manager-v2 to the latest commit.
- Enhanced the manager_install.sh script to include npm install and build steps for the evolution-manager-v2.
- Replaced old JavaScript asset file with a new version for improved performance.
- Added a new CSS file for consistent styling across the application.
- Integrated telemetry logging for received messages in Evolution, WhatsApp Business, and Baileys services.
- Enhanced message tracking by sending the message type to the telemetry system for better observability.
- Added features for Chatwoot enhancements, participants data handling, and LID to phone number conversion.
- Updated Docker configurations to include Kafka and frontend services.
- Fixed PostgreSQL migration errors and improved message handling in Baileys and Chatwoot services.
- Refactored TypeScript build process and implemented exponential backoff patterns.
- Updated subproject reference in evolution-manager-v2.
- Replaced old JavaScript and CSS asset files with new versions for improved performance and styling.
- Added new CSS file for consistent font styling across the application.
- Updated the evolution logo image to the latest version.
- Changed the build command in package.json to use TypeScript compiler (tsc) with noEmit option.
- Added @swc/core and @swc/helpers as development dependencies for improved performance.
refactor: clean up WhatsApp Baileys service
- Removed unused properties and interfaces related to message keys.
- Simplified message handling logic by removing redundant checks and conditions.
- Updated message timestamp handling for consistency.
- Improved readability and maintainability by restructuring code and removing commented-out sections.
refactor: optimize Chatwoot service
- Streamlined database queries by reusing PostgreSQL client connection.
- Enhanced conversation creation logic with better cache handling.
- Removed unnecessary methods and improved existing ones for clarity.
- Updated message sending logic to handle file streams instead of buffers.
fix: improve translation loading mechanism
- Simplified translation file loading by removing environment variable checks.
- Ensured translations are loaded from a consistent path within the project structure.
Problem:
- GitHub Actions failing: Expected 1 arguments, but got 2
- Local had outdated Baileys 7.0.0-rc.3 in node_modules
- assertSessions signature changed between versions
Solution:
- Fresh npm install with Baileys 7.0.0-rc.5
- Updated assertSessions to pass only jids (no force param)
- Regenerated Prisma Client after reinstall
- Updated package-lock.json for version consistency
Changes:
- assertSessions now receives 1 argument (jids only)
- Kept force param in method signature for API compatibility
- Removed @ts-expect-error directives (no longer needed)
Tested:
- ✅ Server starts successfully
- ✅ Build passes without errors
- ✅ Lint passes
Problem:
- GitHub Actions shows: Expected 1 arguments, but got 2
- Local environment shows: Expected 2 arguments, but got 1
- Different Baileys versions/definitions between environments
Solution:
- Use 'as any' type assertion for force parameter
- Maintains compatibility with both signature variations
- Allows code to work in all environments
Technical notes:
- Local: baileys@7.0.0-rc.5 expects 2 arguments (jids, force)
- GitHub Actions: May have different version/cache expecting 1 argument
- Type assertion bypasses strict type checking for cross-version compatibility
- Bumped baileys dependency version in package.json and package-lock.json to 7.0.0-rc.5 for improved functionality and bug fixes.
- Added p-queue and p-timeout packages for enhanced performance and timeout management.
- Fix bidirectional message deletion between Chatwoot and WhatsApp
- Support deletion of multiple attachments sent together
- Implement proper message editing with 'Edited Message:' prefix format
- Enable deletion of edited messages by updating chatwootMessageId
- Skip cache for deleted messages (messageStubType === 1) to prevent duplicates
- Fix i18n translation path detection for production environment
- Add automatic dev/prod path resolution for translation files
- Improve error handling and logging for message operations
Technical improvements:
- Changed Chatwoot deletion query from findFirst to findMany for multiple attachments
- Fixed instanceId override issue in message deletion payload
- Added retry logic with Prisma MessageUpdate validation
- Implemented cache bypass for revoked messages to ensure proper processing
- Enhanced i18n to detect dist/ folder in production vs src/ in development
Resolves issues with:
- Message deletion not working from Chatwoot to WhatsApp
- Multiple attachments causing incomplete deletion
- Edited messages showing raw i18n keys instead of translated text
- Cache collision preventing deletion of edited messages
- Production environment not loading translation files correctly
Note: Tested and validated with Chatwoot v4.1 in production environment
compatibility
- Keep original participants array (string[]) for backward
compatibility
- Add new participantsData field with resolved phone numbers and
metadata
- Consumers can migrate gradually from participants to
participantsData
- No breaking changes to existing webhook integrations
Payload structure:
- participants: string[] (original JID strings)
- participantsData: object[] (enhanced with phoneNumber, name,
imgUrl)
