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Add users to userlist on PRIVMSG event #646
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A certain irc server doesn't respond to WHO properly, and we might have missed the join. This means that we might never actually know that that user is in the channel even if they are sending messages. The best fix I could come up with client-side for this is to just add the user to the channel's userlist on a PRIVMSG event.
Unless if a channel is |
you know what, i honestly forgot that +n is a thing that you can turn off and that's a very good point to keep in mind. |
i think this is a good thing to keep on the backlog (i know some ircds like twitch absolutely don't support WHO) but it would need some careful thinking |
yeah the "some server" i was alluding to was twitch, wasn't sure how saying upfront that "yeah it's twitch" would be taken here, or if it would be "but it's not real irc we don't support that" twitch does have a workaround with |
i can reopen this since can't easily like "turn it back into an issue" on github so it doesn't disappear into the aether, since it seems like something that may be worth thinking about in any case |
imo halloy should also have configurable cap requests like weechat |
Yeah i agree, and should be a easy one to implement. |
A certain irc server doesn't respond to WHO properly, and we might have missed the join. This means that we might never actually know that that user is in the channel even if they are sending messages.
The best fix I could come up with client-side for this is to just add the user to the channel's userlist on a PRIVMSG event.