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Add merge thread command #162

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Add merge thread command #162

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This new optional command allows for merging the messages of thread into another existing thread. The message timestamps are preserved so the resulting thread will contain all messages from both threads in the order in which they were originally created.

Due to how this command functions, it is turned off by default and must be enabled in the plugin configuration before it can be used. The existing plugin permissions for moving threads also apply to merging threads if the command is enabled.

This new optional command allows for merging the messages of thread
into another existing thread. The message timestamps are preserved
so the resulting thread will contain all messages from both threads
in the order in which they were originally created.

Due to how this command functions, it is turned off by default and
must be enabled in the plugin configuration before it can be used.
The existing plugin permissions for moving threads also apply to
merging threads if the command is enabled.
@gabrieljackson gabrieljackson added the server feature Something new and cool label Nov 12, 2023
@gabrieljackson gabrieljackson merged commit f72e4dd into master Nov 12, 2023
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