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Bug Fixes and Minor Improvements

18 Jan 22:31
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Changed

Improved block/unblock commands.
They now take a wider range of arguments: usernames, nicknames, mentions and user IDs.

Fixed

Setup command now configures permissions correctly so that the bot will always be able to see the main operations category.

Major Release - Logging, Dynamic Config and Operations Server!

03 Jan 18:32
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Modmail API Integration

This release introduces the use of our centralized API service to enable dynamic configuration, auto-updates, and thread logs. To use this release you must acquire an API token from https://modmail.tk. Read the updated installation guide here.

Changed

  • Stability improvements through synchronization primitives
  • Refactor thread management and code
  • Update command now uses api.modmail.tk
  • Removed archive command
    • Explanation: With thread logs (that lasts forever), there's no point in archiving.
  • contact command no longer tells the user you messaged them 👻

Fixed

  • Status command now changes playing status indefinitely

Added

  • Dynamic help command (#84)
  • Dynamic configuration through api.modmail.tk
  • Thread logs via logs.modmail.tk (#78)
    • log command added
  • Automatic updates (#73)
  • Dynamic command aliases and snippets (#86)
  • Optional support for using a seperate guild as the operations center (#81)
  • NSFW Command to change channels to NSFW (#77)

Stable Release

03 Jan 14:45
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v1.5.3

Change client id

Stable Release

25 Dec 04:50
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v1.3.7

remove patreon

Alpha Release

08 Oct 14:58
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Alpha Release Pre-release
Pre-release

Mod Mail Bot uses the new Channel Categories in Discord to allow for neater sorting.

In this release, we have added the core functionality of the bot, getting a server set up, and all the basic commands.
Commands added are setup, close, reply and disable. Detailed functionality for these commands are found in README.md.

This release also included Heroku support, self-hosting on a PC/VPS support, and basic instructions in the README.