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The command "seen" does not work as intended. #218
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Fixed regular expression Fixed typo Updated return messages to include the channel
It appears that the maintainers don't look after this project anymore and, as such, have stopped reviewing pull requests. |
In the sake of keeping the conversation in one stream please move it to PR #212 |
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Any updates on a fix for this? |
@sindastra The plugin crashes when I try to run it with your version. Here's the traceback:
EDIT: Disregard the above. My file on the server wasn't synced and was missing indentation for the line specified in the traceback. |
…-fix Forgot to initialize the botwide observer
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…t-actions Refactor tell plugin
I have already fixed the issue and will make a pull request.
The command "seen" should allow you to check when a specified user has last said something in a specified channel.
Scenario
Check when a specified user has said something in a specified channel .
Test step
Enter .seen
Expected result
If was "seen" in , it should return when was last seen in .
If was never seen in , it should return that has never been seen in .
Actual outcome
It returns that it can't look up that name, because it's impossible to use.
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