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I would suggest changing the set_meetings command info from:
/gather-plugin set_meetings [{"user1": ["bruce", "martha"]}] - Set the meetings that have are already happened.
to
/gather-plugin set_meetings [{"user1": ["bruce", "martha"]}, {"user2":["alice","bob"]}, ...] - Set the meetings that have are already happened.
Note that "user1" is ignored, and is just used as a reference.
I believe that note is correct, from my understanding of the code - I don't understand Go well.
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Thanks! I think that I don't understand the note, "user1" is not ignored. This {"user1": ["bruce", "martha"]} means that user1 had met with bruce and alice.
Ah, in that case it's useful to have the clarification, but it should be
written as
{"Alice": ["Bob", "Clara", ...]}, {"Bob": ["Alice", "Clara", ...]}, ...
This means:
Alice has met with Bob and Clara
Bob has met with Alice and Clara.
Also, what does your plugin do when there are an odd number of users?
On Wed, 28 Jul 2021, 16:34 Juanfran, ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks! I think that I don't understand the note, "user1" is not ignored.
This {"user1": ["bruce", "martha"]} means that user1 had met with bruce
and alice.
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I would suggest changing the set_meetings command info from:
to
I believe that note is correct, from my understanding of the code - I don't understand Go well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: