Ryan Schmidt

.NET Framework 4.5.2 can be dropped; support for it in the library was announced as deprecated a while back and subject to removal anytime after April 2022. The base library...

@ryantheleach I've updated the project/solutions to not rely on .NET Framework 4.5.2 anymore, so should be all good in that front. For the Antlr thing: `Antlr.Runtime.Standard` is the official C#...

Right now there is no support for custom "faces" for dice, although such a thing could be useful for multiple systems, beyond just coin-based ones. For example, in Paranoia you...

Protection now works against gunner night kills (although not day kills yet, but that isn't the title of the bug)

Fixed in 73adae88ec1bb6fd43463b4e13ab5c3541297f1d

@olivierlambert Could you expand upon the Xen Guest tools opportunity? Honestly my preferred method is local scripts on the VM in pre-configured locations to run pre-freeze and post-thaw, as part...

Although I note "pluggable" isn't an explicit goal here; all the transport code would live in the bot itself. There's a fair amount of work to be made to make...

I believe this was fixed in 17f5ad5427a99c473ef21850f466ac5840d29220 via checking if the remote lacks the `ECHO` capab and generating a local echo-message in such an event, but haven't personally attempted to...

This has a large number of advantages over `REDACT`: 1. It doesn't require a completely separate `CAP` to remove a reaction, because it's just another client tag. 2. A server...

> Unless the client _and_ the server software choose not to support REDACT entirely, you'll still need to consider how these two features will interact. It just seems like a...