Refactor ModerationService.cs to use IInfractionTypeHandler #1047
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I wasn't registering the types in DI - I thought it was automatic. I updated the commit to do that manually. |
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This change extracts the InfractionType logic into distinct classes to define their behavior. Mute, Notice, Warning, Ban each get their own class. This prevents the need to switch on types in multiple places within ModerationService. Importantly this will help with an addition I'm planning of a new InfractionType.
This CR was AI powered, but manually reviewed.