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Modlog command always returning disabled even when enabled#89
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credit to my friend, SamSoft
Setting up modlog is easy.
{prefix}modlog enable #channel. You can check it using{prefix}modlog.Theres an issue, it wasn't checking for isEnabled. it was checking for an inexistent
log_channelvariable.Replacing that with isEnabled fixes the issue (also, it goes red if its off, and green if its on.)
Spacing is just Atom 😛