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WhatsApp Baileys install errors and repair fixes

NousResearch/hermes-agent · cluster 13413 · gateway

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5 open items. Fix attempted, not merged.

The short answer

2open issues
3open PRs
5items grouped
Known?
Yes. 5 related items grouped here, 0 issues already closed.
Fix event
No fix has been merged to main. see the attempts below.
Tracker
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Still open
2 issues and 3 PRs.

These items cover bugs and fixes related to interrupted or broken WhatsApp bridge installations involving the Baileys dependency, including module-not-found errors, incomplete installs, and CLI detection of corrupted setups.

Open issues2

  • Issue#13413[Bug]: I accidentally interrupted the configuration process of WhatsApp, and as a result, I can no longer proceed with the configuration of WhatsApp.
  • Issue#52713WhatsApp pairing fails with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND for @whiskeysockets/baileys on macOS M1 (v0.17.0)

Open PRs3

  • PR#13448fix(whatsapp): repair partial bridge installs
  • PR#13499fix(whatsapp): recover from interrupted bridge installs (#13413)
  • PR#52721fix(cli): detect incomplete Baileys install in hermes whatsapp setup
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  • Members outside that structural core may belong to a different underlying problem.
  • Pairwise link density 0.34: the share of item pairs that carry a link, counting a structural link in full and a relevance-only link at 0.36. 1.00 means every pair is linked.

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