Root cause: on Docker restart, loadSavedBots() unconditionally connected
ALL saved bots regardless of autoStart flag, causing a rapid
connect/disconnect loop. Additionally, bot identities were regenerated
on every restart, causing TS server conflicts with stale sessions.
Changes:
- loadSavedBots() now only auto-connects bots with autoStart=true
- startBot/stopBot persist autoStart state so restart behavior matches
user intent
- Bot TS3 identity is persisted to database and reused across restarts
- Database schema migrated to include identity column
- TS3Client.connect() cleans up existing connection before reconnecting
- Stagger bot connections by 1s to avoid overwhelming the TS server
https://claude.ai/code/session_01L2kEV2M1QFWMCyPtLU5LgC
Critical:
- Persist serverProtocol/ts6ApiKey in database schema so TS6 config
survives restarts (added columns + manager save/load)
Medium:
- Clear udpErrorTimer on disconnect to prevent memory leak and stale
log messages from firing after teardown
- Guard against double connect() by disconnecting old client first
- Add settled guard in TS6HttpQuery.request() to prevent double
reject when both res error and req error fire
- Add res.on("error") handler to TS6HttpQuery response stream
Low:
- Cap probeTS3Query banner buffer at 256 bytes to prevent memory abuse
from non-TS3 services sending large data on port 10011
- Remove unnecessary EventEmitter inheritance from TS6HttpQuery
- Update database test fixtures with new serverProtocol/ts6ApiKey fields
https://claude.ai/code/session_016WhH58avUD9xy2dgADJgTh
Implement BiliBiliProvider for video-as-audio playback using direct
BiliBili API calls (search, video info, DASH audio URL extraction).
Add QR code login support and cookie persistence. Update FFmpeg to
send Referer header for BiliBili CDN URLs. Extend platform union type
to "netease" | "qq" | "bilibili" across all interfaces. Add -b flag
for chat commands and B站 badge in web UI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Prevents EADDRINUSE crash that killed the entire app when port 3200
was still occupied from a previous run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
NeoPecos