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WalkthroughThe changes consist of formatting and stylistic updates across several source files, focusing on consistent string quoting, improved logging structure, and minor whitespace adjustments. No functional, behavioral, or public API changes were introduced. Additionally, the Changes
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src/messageManager.ts (2)
104-105: Use consistent logger instead ofconsole.errorAll other error paths now leverage
logger.error. Keep consistency (and transport formatting) by replacing this direct console call.
311-313:messageIdlacks explicitUUIDtypingOther identifiers are cast (
as UUID) for compile-time safety. Do the same here to avoid widening toany/string.- const messageId = createUniqueUuid(this.runtime, message?.message_id?.toString()); + const messageId = createUniqueUuid( + this.runtime, + message?.message_id?.toString() + ) as UUID;src/service.ts (1)
73-75: Prefer structured error logging here as wellMost of the file now passes the error object first, then the message.
For consistency (and easier log parsing), consider:- logger.error( - `Error initializing Telegram bot: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}` - ); + logger.error( + { error }, + 'Error initializing Telegram bot' + );
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3-3: Version bump looks goodNo further issues spotted.
src/tests.ts (1)
242-242: Structured logging approvedPassing the error object separately aligns with the new logging style.
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Asynchronous map result is not awaited
content.attachments.map(async …) fires sendMedia in the background, but sendMessageInChunks immediately returns [].
Callers can’t know when media sending finished and unhandled rejections may surface.
- content.attachments.map(async (attachment: Media) => {
+ await Promise.all(
+ content.attachments.map(async (attachment: Media) => {
…
- });
+ })
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In src/messageManager.ts around lines 149 to 151, the asynchronous map over
content.attachments calls sendMedia but does not await the resulting promises,
causing sendMessageInChunks to return immediately without waiting for media
sending to complete. To fix this, collect the promises returned by the async map
and await them using Promise.all before returning, ensuring callers know when
all media sending has finished and preventing unhandled rejections.
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Fixing logger issue.
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