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Part of this restructure involves splitting out the massive evergreen
folder into a `fun` folder and then a `utilities` folder. To help with
that we've rename the `util` folder to `core`.
The core functions to run the bot have been moved into this folder.
`.source`, `.ping`, and `.int e` have been moved into this folder.
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Added a constant for the same filenames used in several locations.
Because the now-a-constant string is used in several locations this will
allow for it to be updated more easily down the line.
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Changed the initialization of the logging to pull dynamically
so it can actually log correctly.
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Corrects the prefix for the a command in the docstring to use
Lancebot's prefix.
Co-authored-by: Matteo Bertucci <[email protected]>
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Both my pre-commit and flake8 runs are telling me
everything is fine and it's all passed. Github actions
is saying otherwise but isn't saying *where*.
So here I am with useless linting commits.
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The code for rattlesnakes's internal eval was aligned
to Sir Lancebot's structure. It was mostly renaming
rattlesnake to bot and changing how some of the
imports were setup as.
It also included changing the __init__.py to match
the Sir Lancebot cog structure.
Additionally, the whitelist check has been significantly
simplified to only be a role check for the admin role.
The rattlesnake implementation had a more robust
`in_whitelist` decorator, so it may be worth investigating
adding that in if we see fit. For now, it's a simple
`with_role` decorator check.
The name of the cog file itself was changed
to include an underscore to sidestep what I think
was a namespace collision that would prevent
the setup function from properly running.
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