If we also have a subscriber emote set for a channel, then don't treat
a follower emote set as local to that channel.
Co-authored-by: iProdigy <8106344+iProdigy@users.noreply.github.com>
* Specifically, this adds a caller to the network request, which makes the
success or failure callback not fire.
This has the unintended consequence of the block list not reloading if
the usercard is closed, but it's not a big concern.
* Add unrelated `-DUSE_ALTERNATE_LINKER` cmake option
From 0517d99b46/CMakeLists.txt (L87-L103)
This change enforces strict include grouping using IncludeCategories
In addition to adding this to the .clang-format file and applying it in the tests/src and src directories, I also did the following small changes:
In ChatterSet.hpp, I changed lrucache to a <>include
In Irc2.hpp, I change common/SignalVector.hpp to a "project-include"
In AttachedWindow.cpp, NativeMessaging.cpp, WindowsHelper.hpp, BaseWindow.cpp, and StreamerMode.cpp, I disabled clang-format for the windows-includes
In WindowDescriptors.hpp, I added the missing vector include. It was previously not needed because the include was handled by another file that was previously included first.
clang-format minimum version has been bumped, so Ubuntu version used in the check-formatting job has been bumped to 22.04 (which is the latest LTS)
/(un)follow commands are marked as deprecated and link to the issue this PR is closing.
follow button on the usercard is removed completely
Co-authored-by: pajlada <rasmus.karlsson@pajlada.com>
Co-authored-by: Felanbird <41973452+Felanbird@users.noreply.github.com>
There's a document in src/providers/twitch/api which describes how we interact with the Twitch API.
Keeping this up to date might be a healthy way for us to ensure we keep using the right APIs for the right job.
* Ran clang-format
* Implement user-specific search in message history
This functionality was originally requested in #1236.
This commit changes the SearchPopup::performSearch method so that only
messages from specific users can be shown.
In order to filter for a specific user, enter their username with a
leading '@' in the search popup. You can also add an additional search
phrase which will also be considered in the search.
* Naive implementation for "from:" tags
Rebase later?
* Cleverer (?) version using Predicates
Commit adds two POC predicates: one for the author of messages, and one
for substring search in messages.
Problems/TODOs:
* Best way to register new predicates?
* Clean up tags (e.g. "from:") or not?
* Test combinations of different predicates
* Add a predicate to check for links in messages
* Remove a dumb TODO
* Rewrite SearchPopup::performSearch to be cleaner
* Ran clang-format on all files
* Remove TODO I missed earlier
* Forgot to run clang-format
peepoSadDank
* Re-use {}-initialization
Was accidentally removed when fixing earlier merge conflict.
* Does this fix line endings?
No diffs are shown locally, hopefully Git doesn't lie to me.
* Rename "predicates" directory to "search"
Resolving one conversation in the review of #1237.
* Use LinkParser in LinkPredicate
Resolving a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Predicates: Use unique_ptr instead of shared_ptr
Resolves a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Refactor of SearchPopup and AuthorPredicate
Resolving some points from the review in #1237.
* Moved parsing of comma-seperated values into AuthorPredicate
constructor.
* Rewrite SearchPopup::parsePredicates as suggested.
* Deleted now redundant methods in SearchPopup.
* MessagePredicate::appliesTo now takes a Message&
... instead of a MessagePtr.
This resolves a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Run clang-format on two files I missed
* AuthorPredicate: Check for displayName & loginName
Resolving conversation on #1237.
