Initialize repository timestamps on first add to prevent message flooding #28
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When adding a repository for the first time, the plugin floods the chat with all historical commits, issues, PRs, and releases because
last_processedtimestamps are missing. The notification logic compares item timestamps againstNone, treating everything as new.Changes
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initialize_repo_timestamps()inrepo_activity_new.pylast_processedtableModified
add_repo()command incommands.pyinitialize_repo_timestamps()after validating and adding repositoryResult
Database structure:
last_processedtable: stores latest timestamp per repo/data_typeissues/prstables: tracks latest issue/PR ID (id=0) and latest comment ID (id=issue_id)Original prompt
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