fix(whatsapp): resolve LID sender IDs to phone numbers in bridge payload (#3219 salvage) - #807
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Summary
WhatsApp LID sender IDs (
@lid) are now resolved to phone numbers in the bridge message payload, so phone-based allowlists (WHATSAPP_ALLOWED_USERS) match senders whose messages arrive under Meta's anonymized LID addressing.Salvage of NousResearch#3219 — commit authored by Roger Smith (@r0gersm1th), PR by @ajmeese7; cherry-picked onto current main with commit authorship preserved (the PR's two other commits were merge-from-main noise).
Changes
scripts/whatsapp-bridge/bridge.js: resolvesenderId/senderName/chatNamethrough the existinglidToPhonemap before building the event payloadscripts/release.py: AUTHOR_MAP entryValidation
node --check bridge.jsconst eventblock unchangedInfographic
Nous Research
Mirror-of: NousResearch#56999
NousResearch#56999