It would be nice to be able to trigger auto-opping for all added users in all channels manually, rather than when they next re-join - for instance, after adding several users/bots to your auto-op list, being able to send a command to *autoop to tell it to look at each user in each channel and auto-op them if they match an auto-op entry would be handy, I think.
Sure, you can just op them manually that time, but being able to trigger the autoop module to do it would be a nice test that you'd got them set up right as well as convenient.
It would be nice to be able to trigger auto-opping for all added users in all channels manually, rather than when they next re-join - for instance, after adding several users/bots to your auto-op list, being able to send a command to `*autoop` to tell it to look at each user in each channel and auto-op them if they match an auto-op entry would be handy, I think.
Sure, you can just op them manually that time, but being able to trigger the autoop module to do it would be a nice test that you'd got them set up right as well as convenient.
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It would be nice to be able to trigger auto-opping for all added users in all channels manually, rather than when they next re-join - for instance, after adding several users/bots to your auto-op list, being able to send a command to
*autoopto tell it to look at each user in each channel and auto-op them if they match an auto-op entry would be handy, I think.Sure, you can just op them manually that time, but being able to trigger the autoop module to do it would be a nice test that you'd got them set up right as well as convenient.
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