馃悰 Fix no server owner after migration #188
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The migration from #186 causes the server owner status to not be reassigned after removing the old representation, so you'd have no server owner afterwards. To remedy this, I've added a new CLI command to assign a user the server owner status:
If you have direct database access you can of course just flip the boolean value of
is_server_ownermanually