- Added a trait called microsoft_email for the Channel::Email factory.
- Rewrote the logic to make it simple to understand
- Rewrote the specs for readability
This PR logs additional information in content_attributes of a message in case it is unsupported. This info can be used by the client to render a fresh UI
This commit introduces the ability to associate response sources to an inbox, allowing external webpages to be parsed by Chatwoot. The parsed data is converted into embeddings for use with GPT models when managing customer queries.
The implementation relies on the `pgvector` extension for PostgreSQL. Database migrations related to this feature are handled separately by `Features::ResponseBotService`. A future update will integrate these migrations into the default rails migrations, once compatibility with Postgres extensions across all self-hosted installation options is confirmed.
Additionally, a new GitHub action has been added to the CI pipeline to ensure the execution of specs related to this feature.
The current way of writing specs for automation in one single file automation_listener isn't effective. Hence we are breaking down the specs for each class into separate spec files.
fixes: CW-1447
* chore: update to ruby 3.1.3
* chore: ping docker version to alpine3.16 for nodev16.x
Starting with Node 17, nodejs switched to OpenSSL3. The docker builds
are installing node18.xx with alpine-3.1.3.
From Node.js 17's announcement post:
If you hit an ERR_OSSL_EVP_UNSUPPORTED error in your application
with Node.js 17, it’s likely that your application or a module you’re
using is attempting to use an algorithm or key size which is no longer
allowed by default with OpenSSL 3.0. A new command-line option,
--openssl-legacy-provider, has been added to revert to the legacy
provider as a temporary workaround for these tightened restrictions.
Looks like a webpack issue. This is fixed in webpacl 5+ and we are on
webpack4 at the moment.
Solutions
Upgrade webpack.
Pin nodejs version to be 16.x.x
Use --openssl-legacy-provider as a workaround.
Pin docker version to alpine3.16 branch to have node16.x by default
ref:
https://github.com/chatwoot/chatwoot/pull/5555#issuecomment-1379778532
* chore: update webmock
* chore: fix ruby gem path in dockerfile
* chore: switch to node16 in circleci
* chore: update ruby version in linux installer script
* chore: update ruby version in linux installer script
* chore: fix circleci
* chore: fix circleci
* feat: upgrade node version to 16.x in linux installer
* chore: update systemd files
Co-authored-by: Sojan Jose <sojan@chatwoot.com>
When a user mentions the connected Instagram page in a story, the story's content is downloaded in Chatwoot, then if the user deletes the story, the content persists in the platform.
fixes: #5258
Fixes: #5508
We can not read contact information because of this error, as the messages echo when the sender sends messages to contacts. We don't have the user's consent until and unless they send messages to us.
So after this result, information about the contact is empty, and we are trying to create a contact inbox for the same, and the error appears.
type: OAuthException, code: 230, message: (#230) User consent is required to access user profile, x-fb-trace-id: AaitxF/whwY [HTTP 403] (Koala::Facebook::ClientError)
fixes: #3853
- Introduced DISABLE_GRAVATAR Global Config, which will stop chatwoot from making API requests to gravatar
- Cleaned up avatar-related logic and centralized it into the avatarable concern
- Added specs for the missing cases
- Added migration for existing installations to move the avatar to attachment, rather than making the API that results in 404.
Added the ability to update the contact's avatar via API and Dashboard.
- Contact create and update APIs can now accept avatar attachment parameters [form data].
- Contact create and update endpoints can now accept the avatar_url parameter.[json]
- API endpoint to remove a contact avatar.
- Updated Contact create/edit UI components with avatar support
Fixes: #3428
