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Remove use of removed !avatar syntax from API bots #632
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@mateuszmandera how can I know about formatting model for github/gitlab integrations, in order perfrom this migration for Git integration. |
@m-e-l-u-h-a-n hey, i kinda gave up on it from not knowing where to find the github integration, but if you want to work on it, maybe check zulip main repository, and find the webhooks for github/gitlabs, they might have the desired formatting, im not an expert on this , so take what i said with a grain of salt, goodluck! |
Thanks! @R0cker77, for suggestion will try my best! |
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can anybody please brief me little what exactly is needed to be done in this issue |
am i supposed to replace !avatar expression with its html tag |
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@neiljp @timabbott sir please review |
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The issue linked to this commit suggest suggests to replace the avatar with the username only, I just needed to remove !avatar as the code already shows username. Fixes: zulip#632
…ead. Getting the logs run in cmd as in function `git_commit_range(oldrev, newrev)` so I had to prefix author name with -[AUTHOR], commit with -[COMMIT] and subject/title with -[SUBJECT] to be able to extract these info correctly. I also tried to stick with the format proposed in this issue zulip/zulip#3968 except for showing the author's name before each commit and without summary. Fixes: zulip#632
…ead. Getting the logs run in cmd as in function `git_commit_range(oldrev, newrev)` so I had to prefix author name with -[AUTHOR], commit with -[COMMIT] and subject/title with -[SUBJECT] to be able to extract these info correctly. I also tried to stick with the format proposed in this issue zulip/zulip#3968 except for showing the author's name before each commit and without summary. Fixes: zulip#632
The issue linked to this commit suggest suggests to replace the avatar with the username only, I just needed to remove !avatar as the code already shows the username. Fixes part of #632.
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Apparently, we have a few integrations that are using the
!avatar
markdown syntax that we removed some time ago:The Git integration is the most important; we should migrate it to use the same formatting model we have for the GitHub/GitLab integrations in the webapp.
For the game handler, I suspect we want to just switch to using names, but if that's problematic, we could consider adding a new "show user avatar" syntax that is more HTML-like, e.g. an
<avatar>
tag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: