Plugins implementing inFilter do not set receivedAt, so incoming messages
rewritten by inFilter would be detected as echo messages, and ignored
by most plugins.
running supybot-adduser (or supybot-reset-password) with a recent
python would result in the warning:
> ```
> /usr/local/bin/supybot-adduser:59: SyntaxWarning: "is not" with a literal. Did you mean "!="?
> if len(args) is not 1:
> ```
This commits corrects the syntax.
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Even if they are not trusted. This fixes a regression in
97016b9c55.
This happens because 'user._checkCapability' raises a KeyError
when the user has neither this cap or the anticap; which was mistakenly
caught here by the 'except KeyError' expecting to catch non-existing
users.
(And that why 'try' blocks should be limited to as few lines as possible.)
This reverts commit 1fe414764c.
I initially wrote that commit so that plugins with echoMessage=True can
get the nick/prefix from the message (eg. the SkypeRelay plugin in my
personal repo).
Unfortunately, this breaks any test that does equality comparison on
between the result of getMsg()/takeMsg() and an IrcMsg object they
crafted themselves.
Additionally, the filled in nick and prefix might be inaccurate if the
bot changes nick/host at the same time. So instead plugins should check
for the None value.
(Also, editing IrcMsgs on the fly like this isn't great, and the commit
forgot to reset the `_str` attribute.)
"Search not found in the last X *messages*" is a bit confusing because this is really counting the entire history, which includes all other lines of IRC communication (this means pings, /NAMES replies and so on).
Reported by fred` at #limnoria.
This adds a new message tag applied to all messages SedRegex has seen, in addition to the one for marking messages parsed as a regexp.
SedRegex will now look through the message history and check that all messages without the "seen" tag are not in fact a regexp, before
marking it as seen so that it doesn't do repeated work.
This is a safe command for admins to allow as it's limited to text reminders,
unlike the equivalent scheduler.add (+ misc.echo) which usually needs to be
restricted to prevent abuse
It showed 'Not replying to <command> in None,', since channel is None in
private (unlike the former msg.args[0], which was the bot's nick).
I wasn't careful enough when I replaced msg.args[0] with msg.channel
across the codebase.
This is not a regression; this was already forbidden before
23417b0675, and this commit was not
tagged/released yet at the moment I'm writing this one.
I disallowed it in f3f628ddba because they
couldn't be deserialized properly.
This commit adds a new 'phrases' config var in addition to 'words',
that is comma-separated instead of space-separated.
The former code worked only with emulated echo-message, as it depends
on internal tags.
In case echo-message (and labeled-response) is enabled, rely on
remembering the label instead.
