v3.1.3

v3.1.3

Internal update! Stuff changed:

• extension loading
• bot initialization
• slight changes to release feed code
• directory structure changes
• bound bot command-creation methods now point to the correct classes

v3.1.2

v3.1.2

This release brings fixes to the automatic conversion of code blocks.

v3.1.1

v3.1.0 hotfix release

This release includes an incredibly small change that fixes non-nullability in release feed mention logic, as well as a bump to the Python runtime.

v3.1.0

Summary

The v3.1.0 update for GitBot bringing supercharged release feeds, Rust utilities, file-related tools, and more!

Details

y ping? 🤔

Setting a mention per release feed was a widely requested feature I felt was an excellent addition to GitBot.
You can now set @everyone, @here, and per-role mentions for a release feed to never miss another version of your favorite project!

Feeling... rusty?

This update also brings a Rust version of the git pypi command group.
Experiment, and step up your Rust workflow with git crates!

File tools

It was a spontaneous decision of mine that led to the creation of the git file command group. For now, it simply holds hash-related utilities, but I plan to expand it a lot more over time.

Legal

Boring ahead! In this release, I have also drafted and created the GitBot Terms of Service and the GitBot Privacy Policy. Since we're getting ready for message intent verification, it was a must-have. You can view the updated legal documents on the GitBot website (shortcut @ git legal)

Notes

And that's it for the v3.1.0 GitBot update! There are some changes that didn't make it into these patch notes, but they're small enough for you to either not notice them, or be positively surprised when you do :) Sorry for this release taking the usual amount of time to finish... See you around, Statch family!

v3.0.0

V3

The long-awaited v3.0.0 update is finally here.
It's an update that introduces many community-suggested features - you can read all about them below!

Details

Automatic conversions

GitBot can automatically respond to certain messages that contain GitHub URLs or codeblocks!

• GitHub lines
• various GitHub URLs (users, orgs, repos, commits, gists, etc.)
• codeblock to Carbon

The all-new release feeds

Saying the release feeds received a buff would be an understatement - they're miles ahead of what they were.

• 5 feeds of 10 repos can now be added!
• Massively improved the experience of managing feeds

PyPI commands

Are you a Pythonista? If the answer's yes, this one will hit very close to home.

• git pypi {package} - information about a PyPI package
• git pypi downloads {package} - a graph of the download stats for a package!

Actually helpful help

GitBot's help commands were lackluster at best and horrible at worst - this update flips that on its head!

• Simple, easy to use, paginated command list

• Detailed and localized info page for every single one of GitBot's commands

UI changes

You'll see some changes in the look and feel of GitBot - tastefully rounded edges of embeds, helpful hyperlinks, and colorful status indicators are now commonplace!

The code itself

Under the hood, you could pretty much call GitBot a brand-new bot. I stripped down the slow, ugly, and unnecessary, and replaced it with fast and PEP-8-crazy code.

The updates that didn't make the list

There are many changes that aren't mentioned in this list - to find out about them, just use the bot, and I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised!

Notes

There is still a lot to do, but I wanted to get this out there asap - I'm proud of how it turned out!

v2.2.2

Bugfixes and codefactor changes

Small QOL release that features fixes to several KeyErrors in API calls, codefactor changes to get that sweet, sweet A+, and more.

v2.2.1

Gitbot-Specific Command/Group Decorators

Add command/group decorators that inject - and -- aliases automatically.

v2.2.0

Portuguese locale and snippet commands

This update contains a new, Portuguese locale courtesy of @ky0zir, and two new commands to take the place of git lines.

v2.1.3

This small release fixes a bunch of formatting issues in commands, as well as reverts the deploy system to the point before switching to Docker.

v2.1.2

Config command hotfix

Fix a rather dumb string formatting mistake that caused the git config command to return the signature of Manager's error method instead of the actual success message 😄