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2019-09-18Add tests for `bot.rules.attachments`.Gravatar Johannes Christ-2/+54
This also fixes an issue with the `attachments` rule not respecting the most recent message sent by a user.
2019-09-18Infraction Date HumanizationGravatar Daniel Brown-2/+2
- Corrected an error that would have made the code bug out. Moved a closing parentheses to the correct spot. Signed-off-by: Daniel Brown <[email protected]>
2019-09-18Infraction Date HumanizationGravatar Daniel Brown-1/+1
- Changed the if statement to use `is None` for code clarity. Signed-off-by: Daniel Brown <[email protected]>
2019-09-18Add basic tests for `bot.cogs.information`.Gravatar Johannes Christ-0/+195
2019-09-18Infraction Date HumanizationGravatar Daniel Brown-2/+2
- Changed to use the format `"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M"`, which will turn out looking like `2019-09-18 13:59` Signed-off-by: Daniel Brown <[email protected]>
2019-09-18Infraction Date HumanizationGravatar Daniel Brown-2/+7
- Changed the date returned on infraction searches to use the `"%c"` strftime format instead of the standard ISO format. Signed-off-by: Daniel Brown <[email protected]>
2019-09-18Escape markdown in codeblock suggestion embedGravatar Sebastiaan Zeeff-8/+10
https://github.com/python-discord/bot/issues/434 If the content we prepare for the codeblock suggestion embed defined in the `bot` cog contains markdown characters (e.g., `__`, `**`), this will cause Discord to apply markdown, since both the codeblock syntax example as well as the codeblock result example will contain the characters, making it a matched formatting pair. This will hide those characters, which often have a function in the code, and break the example of a formatted codeblock. To deal with that, I've added a regex substitution that substitutes markdown characters by an escaped version of that markdown character. Example: `'__hello__'` will become `'\_\_hello\_\_'` I've added this substitution to both paths in the `on_message` event listener, since we can't substitute at an earlier place due to it generating `SyntaxErrors` with the `ast.parse` check. This closes #434
2019-09-17Enhance off-topic names search featureGravatar Sebastiaan Zeeff-4/+5
https://github.com/python-discord/bot/issues/435 This commit is meant to enhance the search feature in three separate, but related ways: 1. By changing the type annotation of the query to OffTopicName, we will use the same character translation table for the query as we did when storing the off-topic name, leading to better matches. 2. By adding a membership test, `query in name`, we are better able to search for off-topic names using a substring. 3. Given point 1 and point 2, we can increase the cut-off value we use for `difflib.get_close_matches` so we reduce the number of matches that bear little resemblance to the query in our human eyes. This commit closes #435
2019-09-18Recombine import groups.Gravatar scragly-1/+0
2019-09-18Add basic tests for `bot.api`.Gravatar Johannes Christ-1/+127
2019-09-18Validate configuration against typehints.Gravatar Johannes Christ-13/+25
2019-09-17Remove duplicate coverage.xml gitignoreGravatar scragly-3/+0
2019-09-17Update lock to new coverage dependancies.Gravatar scragly-12/+56
2019-09-17Add coverage reporting to tests.Gravatar Johannes Christ-1/+22
2019-09-16Fix InfractionSearchQueryGravatar Sebastiaan Zeeff-1/+1
I missed a `get_user_info` in InfractionSearchQuery in bot.converts. This method is now `fetch_user` in Discord.py 1.2.3.
2019-09-17Adjust to new cog method names.Gravatar scragly-5/+7
2019-09-16Update discord.py version to 1.2.3Gravatar Sebastiaan Zeeff-183/+240
I have updated the discord.py version to 1.2.3. This includes changes throughout the entire code base, including: - All cogs now inherit from `discord.ext.commands.Cog`; - All of our ABCs now have `bot.utils.CogABCMeta` as a metaclass; - All event handlers in cogs are now decorated with `Cog.listener()`; - Some method names have changes, including: - get_message => fetch_message - get_webhook_info => fetch_webhook - A few occurences of `get_channel` have been replaced by the new coroutine `fetch_channel`; - I've had to patch a few lines of code to account for small differences between the versions, like `on_member_update` attribute names in ModLog and the fact the way we used `Context.invoke` a couple of times has stopped working. In addition, I've added a patch for a bug in discord.py (with the help of @Scragly). This discord.py version has a bug which causes the edited timestamp not to be processed for edited messages. It's already fixed on GitHub, but a bug fix release has not been released to PyPI. In the meantime, I've added a patch in `bot.patches.message_edited_at` and included conditional loading in `__main__`. Finally, I noticed a small bug in `bot.cogs.filtering` that I fixed; I replaces `return` with `continue` to make sure filtering for edited messages doesn't stop after the `rich_embed_filter`.
2019-09-15Replaces all GitLab refs with GitHub.Gravatar Leon Sandøy-8/+8
There were some GitLab references in various parts of the code, which were causing a problem with displaying icons in the bot connection embeds and other minor aesthetic issues. This commit replaces all links to GitLab with their GitHub equivalent, resolving these bugs.
2019-09-15Changing the #dev-logs ID to new channel.Gravatar Leon Sandøy-1/+1
We retired the old #dev-logs channel (for security reasons) and have made a new one for public consumption. This commit changes the ID to match the new channel.