feat(pairing): allow omitted allowFrom — pairing-only mode by default
Previously _validate_allow_from raised SystemExit when allowFrom was missing, forcing every channel to declare an explicit allowlist. With the pairing feature this is no longer necessary: a channel with no allowFrom simply operates in pairing-only mode, letting users approve senders via /pairing approve <code> from the WebUI or CLI. - Replace SystemExit with an info log in _validate_allow_from - Add test_validate_allow_from_allows_missing_allow_from
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@@ -144,9 +144,11 @@ class ChannelManager:
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else:
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allow = getattr(cfg, "allow_from", None)
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if allow is None:
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raise SystemExit(
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f'Error: "{name}" is missing or null allowFrom. '
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f'Set ["*"] to allow everyone, or add specific user IDs.'
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# allowFrom omitted → pairing-only mode. Unapproved senders
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# receive a pairing code instead of being silently ignored.
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logger.info(
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'"{}" has no allowFrom; unapproved users will receive a pairing code',
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name,
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)
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def _should_send_progress(self, channel_name: str, *, tool_hint: bool = False) -> bool:
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