Channel: Make 'invite' command's required capability configurable #1617
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It still requires 'op' by default, but can now be changed with a config value. This can be useful on servers that do not have a 'free invite' channel mode (like Charybdis/Solanum's +g)
jlu5
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Apr 19, 2025
jlu5
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Apr 19, 2025
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I just noticed that it allows people not in a channel to invite themselves, which is counter-intuitive. I'll add a config option (default True) to require that the caller be in the channel |
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but then ops can't use it to invite themselves back in a channel, hmm... |
jlu5
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Alternative: a config option (default |
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It still requires 'op' by default, but can now be changed with a config value.
This can be useful on servers that do not have a 'free invite' channel mode (like Charybdis/Solanum's +g)