When I use a colon in a message, such as "TEST1: TEST2" the message that's sent is only "TEST2", removing the first part and colon.
When I use a colon in a message, such as "TEST1: TEST2" the message that's sent is only "TEST2", removing the first part and colon.
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Whoops, yes that's a bug in outgoing DM parsing where I reused behavior from channel parsing! [if this is the bug I think it is] your messages sent correctly but just weren't saved/displayed correctly. Fixed.
Whoops, yes that's a bug in outgoing DM parsing where I reused behavior from channel parsing! [if this is the bug I think it is] your messages sent correctly but just weren't saved/displayed correctly. Fixed.
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When I use a colon in a message, such as "TEST1: TEST2" the message that's sent is only "TEST2", removing the first part and colon.
Whoops, yes that's a bug in outgoing DM parsing where I reused behavior from channel parsing! [if this is the bug I think it is] your messages sent correctly but just weren't saved/displayed correctly. Fixed.