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On some devices the previous escaping didn't work properly, escaping
all backticks will make sure none of them get registered as Markdown
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This reverts commit 628bd4ffd1717eaed9372287c59fae1b23d4cbdf.
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This reverts commit b98c7f35916b9e5a41945030d87227394bafa1d5.
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GitHub Actions has an implicit status condition, `success()`, that
is added whenever an `if` condition lacks a status function check
of its own. In this case, while the upload step did check for the
outcome of the previous "always" step, it did not have an actual
status check and, thus, only ran on success.
Since we always want to upload the artifact, even if other steps
failed, I've added the "always" status function now.
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Co-authored-by: Hassan Abouelela <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Hassan Abouelela <[email protected]>
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This commit introduces the same custom status embed as is already being
used for Sir Lancebot. The default embeds GitHub sends are disabled, as
they were causing slight issues with rate limits from time to time.
It works like this:
- The Lint & Test workflow stores an artifact with PR information, if we
are linting/testing a PR.
- Whenever we reach the end of a workflow run sequence, a status embed
is send with the conclusion status.
Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan Zeeff <[email protected]>
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There wasn't any reason the command needed its own cog, so the exact
same functionality is now in the Verification cog.
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`!verify` command allows moderators to apply the Developer role to a
user. `!verify` is therefore removed as an alias for `!accept`.
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"Superstarified!"
Per internal staff discussion, we'll keep the wording of the message.
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Whereas one of my previous commits makes the message the user gets and the infraction that gets recorded the same, the recorded infraction is now shorter, but the message the user gets is more similar to the embed posted in the public channel. We also softened the language of the user-facing message a bit.
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