07-10-2018, 04:48 AM
(07-10-2018, 02:53 AM)pfeerick Wrote:(07-10-2018, 02:11 AM)Luke Wrote: Displaying the users name works for IRC too... it just doesn't show in the IRC log (for whatever reason):
<DiscordBot> <lukasz> test
We could do slack too, sure. More than that one user would be happy about that. But really the reason we did Discord is because some key projects which we are engaged in use it as their prime chat (and also ... because I like it); and while I have no issue with adding a slack bridge, I also don't want to fracture the IRC channel.
Ah, fair enough... I haven't had a client open since the discord bridge was added so thought wasn't doing it. Fair enough... thanks for checking that Luke
I think the more 'bridges' that go in the more it feeds into the chat as anyone in the IRC then talks across the platforms, and anyone on the different platforms can talk across to the IRC. But I also don't want to make it so people move away from the IRC per se... although moving towards Discord instead wouldn't be a bad thing either... :-P
If you know how to do the slack bridge thing then just let me know what you need access to. So I assume you'd have another bot in IRC (SlackingOffBot is what I strongly suggest) and then Discord would get msgs via: Slack -> IRC -> Discord? Wouldn't that cause a situation where we'd have a msg that would look like this in Discord: Pine64Bot <SlackingOffBot> IRCnick contents of message ? that is just really messy ...
As a side-note, I too think Discord is great (I like how there is a in-built log, and how there are thumbnails for links, and how its easy to have it set-up across devices, etc.,) but I understand that many in the FOSS community feel diffrerently: https://twitter.com/charliebrownau/statu...0455814145
So I rather have the other chats as options and not as something we actively maintain ...
