When users use the !pypi command with an invalid module, you currently get a response saying "Package could not be found.".
What I'm proposing it that after a delay (I believe we have bot.constants.RedirectOutput.delete_delay for this) the bot should delete both its response and the invocation message, like !d currently does.
This would help reduce channel flooding when someone is trying to remember the name of a module, and since it's not a trivial change I'm happy to try and implement this myself if it's something we decide we want.
When users use the
!pypicommand with an invalid module, you currently get a response saying"Package could not be found.".What I'm proposing it that after a delay (I believe we have
bot.constants.RedirectOutput.delete_delayfor this) the bot should delete both its response and the invocation message, like!dcurrently does.This would help reduce channel flooding when someone is trying to remember the name of a module, and since it's not a trivial change I'm happy to try and implement this myself if it's something we decide we want.