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I made the mistake of importing a blocklist directly to twitter during the downtime, then setting up blocktogether, then unblocking all 900 people hoping blocktogether would take over... Oops. A...
Thanks! Another option, though this one may be better implemented by applications than girc: sopel-twitter [replaces](https://github.com/sopel-irc/sopel-twitter/blob/master/sopel_modules/twitter/twitter.py#L96) newlines with " ⏎ "
I have a *very rough* implementation along these lines at https://github.com/half-duplex/sopel/tree/http-server Some comments from IRC: - @Exirel has security concerns (?) and doesn't want to maintain it - IIRC Bottle...
I also got impatient and hacked together a half-assed plugin: https://github.com/half-duplex/sopel-http
Is there a reason not to turn both host_blocks and nick_blocks into hostmask_blocks? E.g. adding a "nick" block could turn into a hostmask "{nick}!.*@.*" block, unless we're worried about regex...
Same thing when the disk fills up and sqlite errors. It sends a huge error message after every single IRC message, spamming the hell out of its channels.
Ah. That... makes sense, but also leaves the opportunity for us to ship things that weren't marked deprecated until the version is set to true `8.0.0`. A way to work...
Fair, I patched that check locally and didn't see any warnings printed from core. Alternatively, an environment variable like `SOPEL_PREVIEW_DEPRECATION=1` (or `=8.0`?)
Do we actually need more flexibility than smallest_unit = s/m/h/d/y? Months are dubious because of differing day counts, weeks are of debatable utility, and I don't want to have to...