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/start |
! action has an uncaught error |
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! No assignees found for issue |
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/query @bytegun |
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@bytegun I think it doesn't work because you didn't link a wallet so the start command fails. Please first register a wallet and then try again to assign yourself to the issue. |
@gentlementlegen I suppose it is a good idea to ensure that the new bot catches this and provides the necessary instructions. |
/query @ubiquity-ubiquibot |
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! Please set your wallet address with the /wallet command first and try again. |
@0x4007 Seems to be handled fine. |
This is an interesting format to post a message, but we should parse/capture only the relevant part of the output and dress it up accordingly. ! Requesting user details is forbidden because you are not a repository collaborator. Also I feel like anybody should be able to query by default. Also I just realized we could color code essentially the equivalent of HTTP 1xx 2xx 3xx 4xx 5xx class errors in these bot comments. # 1xx Class (Informational Responses) + 2xx Class (Successful Responses) @@ 3xx Class (Redirection Messages) @@ ! 4xx Class (Client Error Responses) - 5xx Class (Server Error Responses) |
@0x4007 It's an automatic formatting from the command line handler, which displays like a CLI. My idea behind that is later on we could have complex The query is a setting within the configuration, see here: https://github.com/ubiquity/ubiquibot-config/blob/development/.github/.ubiquibot-config.yml#L7 |
This is interesting and does feel very familiar. I'm not totally against it but I think the use of colors stands out much more clearly in cluttered GitHub conversations. Also being concise is valuable on these conversations. |
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Originally posted by @0x4007 in ubiquity-os-marketplace/daemon-merging#4 (comment)
Can probably make use of the code in the linked pull above.
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