Set the @everyone IRole for @everyone and @here tags #1313
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Adds support for setting the IRole corresponding to @everyone or @here in a the tags of a message. Previously this would only set the TagType, but leave the value as null. This does not distinguish between @everyone and @here, as that's done using TagType. The values of both will be the same. This issue was suggested by @TheCasino
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Adds support for setting the
IRolecorresponding to@everyoneor@herein a the tags of a message. Previously this would only set theTagType, but leave the value as null.This does not distinguish between
@everyoneand@here, as that's done usingTagType. The values of both will be the same.This issue was suggested by @TheCasino