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Add support for opening usercards by ID #4934
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one issue, but works good 👍
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When entering a nonexistent ID, the ID will display in the name with the hash. But this isn't any different from before, so not an issue. 👍
Co-authored-by: nerix <nerixdev@outlook.de>
I would rather see this be a separate command, similar to |
I disagree realistically banid should have never been a separate command anyway |
Second attempt: I dislike the |
Yeaaaaaaaaaah, it's unfortunate that IRC uses # since it's seems obviously correct for #USERID |
I could actually allow both prefixes and not complicate the code that much. As for it being a separate command, that could work although it's not something I'd like. As felanbird said, it shouldn't need to be a separate command. |
#4945 implements this for |
Description
Syntax is:
/usercard #117691339
.Technically maybe enables
@#117691339
to be a link to my user if it ever matches.