reddit: fix slash-info wrongly calling output funcs as commanded
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dgw
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Is this related to like r/c? Example: [12:47pm] Ant> r/c |
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Yes, this change makes the bot ignore that nonexistent subreddit name instead of outputting the error message you see there. |
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Thank you dgw! |
Exirel
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Jun 17, 2020
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Description
Tin. @kwaaak pointed out on IRC that inline reddit stuff generates a response even if the user/subreddit doesn't exist, when it would make more sense to fail silently. Looks like that was the intent, but the implementation was wrong.
Checklist
make qa(runsmake qualityandmake test)