- Added new inline button features to the `/configs` command, allowing users to view their configurations in a single message with active links and a back button.
- Implemented a menu for unlinking Telegram accounts, providing a clearer user experience when managing account connections.
- Updated the `.env.example` file to include a new `Telegram__PublicSiteUrl` setting, enabling a button for accessing the panel's website directly from the bot.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect the new features and configuration options available in the Telegram bot.
- Added a new endpoint for changing usernames, allowing users to update their login credentials via the API.
- Integrated username change functionality into the settings page, providing a user-friendly interface for this action.
- Enhanced the Telegram bot to support user registration directly through the bot, including username generation and password delivery.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new username change endpoint and registration flow through the Telegram bot.
- Added inline button functionality to the `/configs` command, allowing users to request connection strings for their configurations without displaying them in chat history.
- Introduced a constant message for unlinked Telegram accounts to improve user understanding of the linking process.
- Updated the handling of configuration messages to include inline buttons for better user interaction and experience.
- Removed the `BotUsername` property from `TelegramOptions` and updated the `.env.example` to reflect this change, as the bot's username is now dynamically retrieved via the Bot API.
- Introduced `ITelegramBotInfo` to cache the bot's username, improving the handling of deep links in `TelegramEndpoints`.
- Updated API documentation to clarify that the deep link is now dependent on the bot's token and its availability through the Bot API, enhancing clarity for developers.
- Removed deprecated Telegram user ID configuration from `.env.example` and added a new setting for admin Telegram user IDs.
- Updated `CLAUDE.md` to reflect the current MVP status, detailing completed features and testing coverage.
- Enhanced `README.md` with quick start instructions for Docker setup and clarified project status.
- Revised API design documentation to include updated error handling and request/response structures.
- Improved frontend documentation to outline the project structure and technologies used.
- Updated various API endpoints to include response type annotations using .Produces<T>() for better documentation and type safety.
- Enhanced activation, admin, user, config, and other endpoints to specify response types, improving clarity for frontend integration.
- Added new DTOs for structured responses in authentication and Telegram-related endpoints.
- Improved overall API schema generation to reflect these changes, ensuring consistency between backend and frontend types.
- Updated docker-compose.yml to include environment variables and health checks for the app service.
- Modified Dockerfile to install curl for health checks and adjusted the build process for backend services.
- Improved user notification handling in activation, blocking, and config revocation commands by integrating Telegram notifications.
- Added new test cases to validate the updated command handlers and Telegram notifier functionality.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect the new Telegram bot features and user management improvements.
Leonid Pershin