Releases: Polyhaze/Volte
Releases · Polyhaze/Volte
Volte V4.0.174
Volte V4.0.173
Last build failed in CI due to me introducing interactivity into the build script (press any button to exit).
Changes since last build
Volte V4.0.171
Volte V4.0.170
Volte V4.0.169
Volte V4.0.168
Volte V4.0.167
Volte V4.0.166
Volte V4.0.165
Volte V3.6.2
This release features some exciting additions, namely: Interactivity.
In this release we had almost 3x the additions compared to deletions:
As always, you can find prebuilt copies of Volte here.
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Urban Dictionary command
- Use
$urban <word>
and Volte will show you pages of definitions of that word provided by Urban Dictionary's public API.
- Use
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Setup command
- Use
$setup
to setup Volte in new guilds (the owner DM on guild join says this now, too). It will reply with questions, to which you just need to send a second message with the information it's asking for.
- Use
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More help upgrades
- Use
$h pager/pages
(either pager or pages as the argument) and Volte will reply with a paginator of all of Volte's commands; the public Volte version has around 100 pages at the time of writing this.
- Use
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Various commands upgraded
- Essentially any command that lists a serious amount of data now uses a paginator.
- Commands like
$selfrole list
will send one message with all of the selfroles in it. I kept it that way so the message was still pinnable in your channels.
- Commands like
- More of these upgrades to come, as I'm personally exploring how else we can utilize interactivity.
- Essentially any command that lists a serious amount of data now uses a paginator.
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Emotes command
- List every single emoji in your guild using this paginator command. Use it with
$emotes
.
- List every single emoji in your guild using this paginator command. Use it with
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Reminder tweak
- If you make a reminder where its content is just a Discord message jump URL, you'll get an alternate message linking directly to it instead of it being in a codeblock, for ease of use.
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And more...
- More code tweaks to make Volte better, more bug fixes that I can't be bothered to list like most developers.
I'm trying a new approach to writing release notes. Were those useful?