chore(chat-flow,faq-bot,after-hours): record 0.12.1 as the tested host - #58
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All three were installed together on a live OpenWA 0.12.1 host with a connected WhatsApp session, alongside two other responder plugins, and driven by real messages from a second connected WhatsApp number. Each answered exactly the messages meant for it and nothing else: faq-bot on a matching keyword rule, chat-flow on its trigger word (owning the contact's replies until the flow was cleared), and after-hours with its away message once the other catch-all responder was disabled. No behaviour changed; each CHANGELOG records what the smoke test covered.
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Three plugins move
testedOpenWAVersionfrom 0.8.1 to 0.12.1, each with a patch bump. No behaviour changed; the field is defined as the newest host the plugin was actually smoke-tested against, and that smoke has now been run.All three were installed at these versions on a live OpenWA 0.12.1 host with a connected WhatsApp session, all enabled at the same time alongside two other responder plugins, and driven by real messages from a second connected number. Each answered exactly the messages meant for it, and every message was answered by exactly one plugin:
faq-botkeyword rule was answered byfaq-botalone;chat-flow's trigger started its menu flow, answered bychat-flowalone, andchat-flowthen continued to own the contact's replies while they were inside the menu;after-hoursanswered the same kind of message with its away message.Before this ordering existed, each of those messages would have drawn a reply from all three.
Not covered, and stated as such in each changelog: group chats, media, and behaviour under load.