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%channel% placeholder not being replaced in Local spy messages #71

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WiIIiam278 opened this issue Jul 28, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #74
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%channel% placeholder not being replaced in Local spy messages #71

WiIIiam278 opened this issue Jul 28, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #74
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@WiIIiam278 WiIIiam278 added the type: bug This issue is about something that isn't working as intended label Jul 28, 2022
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Ceddix commented Jan 26, 2023

Now it just looks like this:
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But it still doesn't display the server 🤔

My config looks like this:

local_spy:
  enabled: true
  format: '&e[Spy] &7[%channel%] %fullname%&8:%spy_color% '
  localspy_aliases:
    - /localspy
    - /ls

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WiIIiam278 commented Jan 26, 2023

Now it just looks like this: image But it still doesn't display the server 🤔

My config looks like this:

local_spy:
  enabled: true
  format: '&e[Spy] &7[%channel%] %fullname%&8:%spy_color% '
  localspy_aliases:
    - /localspy
    - /ls

I'm confused, with that format, why would it? You can add the %servername% placeholder to your format if you want it to show that.

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Ceddix commented Jan 26, 2023

Oh yeaa, makes sense. Then perhaps this should also be changed in the default config 🤔

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The idea with localspy is that it's a spy of local channels on all servers, so it makes more sense to have the channel name rather than the server name by default

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