Allow sending IRC topic changes to Discord #380
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yuakihiro
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Oct 12, 2020
| @@ -71,6 +71,9 @@ First you need to create a Discord bot user, which you can do by following the i | |||
| "#discord": "#irc channel-password", // Add channel keys after the channel name | |||
| "1234567890": "#channel" // Use a discord channel ID instead of its name (so you can rename it or to disambiguate) | |||
| }, | |||
| "channelTopicsToDiscord": [ // Sends topic changes from IRC to Discord | |||
| "#irc | |||
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This change allows the bot to send IRC topics from all channels (setting
true) or specific channels (settingArrayof names) through to Discord as a plain message like this:I had a go at sending Discord topics the other way but it didn't work, I think because it was trying to identify the author of the Discord event and there isn't one.
Part of #220