When a message follows the pattern @[other-bot] [instruction], the current Junior instance responds to it even though the mention targets a different bot account (e.g. @junior-staging).
- A user addressed
@junior-staging with a task. The staging bot responded (and failed). On a follow-up message still addressed to @junior-staging, the production bot intercepted and executed instead.
- The
@[account] [instruction] pattern should be treated as addressed only to the mentioned account. If the mention does not match the current bot's identity, the message should be ignored.
- This applies to any sibling bot accounts (staging, dev, etc.) sharing the same workspace.
Action taken on behalf of David Cramer.
When a message follows the pattern
@[other-bot] [instruction], the current Junior instance responds to it even though the mention targets a different bot account (e.g.@junior-staging).@junior-stagingwith a task. The staging bot responded (and failed). On a follow-up message still addressed to@junior-staging, the production bot intercepted and executed instead.@[account] [instruction]pattern should be treated as addressed only to the mentioned account. If the mention does not match the current bot's identity, the message should be ignored.Action taken on behalf of David Cramer.