fix(afk): make afk command responses ephemeral by anemoijereja-eden · Pull Request #847 · allthingslinux/tux
Reviewer's Guide
This pull request updates the afk and permafk commands in the afk cog to send ephemeral responses. This ensures that when these commands are invoked (e.g., as slash commands), their confirmation messages are only visible to the user who executed the command, preventing chat clutter for other server members.
Sequence Diagram: afk Command Ephemeral Response
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Bot as AFK Cog
User->>Bot: Executes /afk command (e.g., /afk Meeting)
Bot-->>User: Replies with ephemeral "You are now afk! Reason: Meeting" message
Note right of Bot: Message only visible to the User who invoked the command.
Sequence Diagram: permafk Command Ephemeral Responses
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Bot as AFK Cog
alt User sets permanent AFK status
User->>Bot: Executes /permafk command (e.g., /permafk Vacation)
Bot-->>User: Replies with ephemeral "You are now permanently afk! Reason: Vacation" message
Note right of Bot: Message only visible to the User who invoked the command.
else User removes permanent AFK status (when already permafk)
User->>Bot: Executes /permafk command
Bot-->>User: Replies with ephemeral "Welcome back!" message
Note right of Bot: Message only visible to the User who invoked the command.
end
Class Diagram: Updates to AFK Cog for Ephemeral Responses
classDiagram
class AFK {
<<Cog>>
+afk(ctx, target, reason)
+permafk(ctx, reason)
# Other methods like on_message not directly changed by this PR's core logic
}
note for AFK "The `afk` and `permafk` command methods were updated to send ephemeral responses.\nThis means confirmation messages are only visible to the user who invoked the command."
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
Made response messages ephemeral for afk and permafk commands. |
|
tux/cogs/utility/afk.py |
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