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Completely replaces message reading and the old style of commands. Confine your bots to specific channels to reduce clutter in bot channels. Be sure any sudo users have access to bypass slow mode so they can use the sudo commands; not sure if it is a great way to do that, but idk.
it doesn't like responding more than twice, so reuse the DeferAsync message with our update once we've thought about it.
Can probably make a custom attribute or something but I guess this reduces clutter.
- Ungroup `legality`; only a single command which is weird usage like `legality legality` - Make Batch edit command info checks ephemeral (less channel spam) - Add utility `transfer` command to convert a pkm attachment from one format to another - Make Owner module accessible anywhere to the owner (such as DMs). - Split Trade command in two, as group. Can potentially make it a modal? - Add `convert` to target a specific version rather than game origin when converting a showdown set. - Extract showdown set formatting logic, consistent yml usage and Language (can be easily changed by owners adjusting the code).
Logging: indicate actual channel count restored Logging: indicate which modules were loaded, along with count of commands/modals/etc. Make trade-set a modal command for better user interactions Modals: correctly instantiate, indicate count in Info command Queue status: ephemeral to reduce clutter Update SysCord.cs
Was in group, needed to be treated as top level.
Screen command usage thru precondition checker before showing in Help. Extract the methods to make it a little cleaner. Remove unnecessary manual precondition checking.
Specific commands may need it, but we can't look before we leap. Leave it as a developer tag. Handle the specific error code for DM send fail in the Queue join
Fix the Uptime showing incorrect days uptime if running for longer than 31 Use datetime format (dash separating date and time, using periods for date separators) consistent with command push time. The version build-date format now matches the file-date format.
build time match discord dll (parent) print as short datetime local timestamps within discord
Quality of life.
revise the send messages ask to ping the owner to fix their setup
Autodetect dark mode if unconfigured; restyle controls same as PKHeX.
Handle error-after-join such as DMs off; need to ensure they're not in the queue if we handled any error.
Adds friendship to recognized Twitch lines Adds "trade text" base64 input: With the rise of web implementations of PKHeX-like editors, users might want to copypaste a base64 set instead of dragdrop a file. This is a more web-friendly method of trading. Currently, no web editors support it, but could support it soon. Cleans up trade join flow parameter passing Handle DM closed enqueue, where bot tries to trade with a DMs-closed user (silent failure).
add Team name to bot info
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Issue:
Discord's restrictions on bots for servers with >=10k members is impacting a few hosts. Bot hosts are currently mitigating this by having users mention their bot in every request, but this isn't a long-term solution. The proper fix is to migrate to slash commands. Slash commands have relatively matured and are now well supported by Discord.NET, the class library that SysBot.NET uses to interact with Discord.
Even though many hosts are not above 10k server members, Discord will likely tighten the limit in the coming months to further deter AI scraping bots/etc, so I expect this migration will need to be done eventually.
Interaction:
Slash commands are pretty nice to interact with as a user; the trade joining commands will have a modal popup for pasting in a set and entering a trade code, rather than users cramming it all into their textbar.
Command List
Discord automatically suggests commands based on when the user begins typing a slash, and indicates description tips for each parameter input.
Ephemeral
Ephemeral interactions result in less channel spam. The majority of bot replies are now ephemeral, as are the user's slash command input. Only a few commands are visible replies (mostly for transparency to the rest of the channel's viewers).
Impact:
Quite a few bot hosts are using custom forks where they've tweaked messages and formats of embeds. Tough luck; you can maintain that fork, or you can rebuild from here. A ton of commands were reworked and improved. I promise it won't be too difficult to replace strings or insert custom features.
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