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We are using discord-irc to bridge our discord and IRC channels. discord-irc automatically colours nicknames in the IRC messages it sends to match their discord colour, but in shout these appear incorrectly, for example:
However, if I refresh the colours appear correctly:
Here is the raw IRC message, as captured from weechat (host/channel removed):
:db!~db@host PRIVMSG #channel :<\x0310alligator\x0F> test
I am assuming this is something to do with detecting nicks enclosed in <>, as the span ends up with a data-chan attribute, but as you can see the markup is pretty wild:
We are using discord-irc to bridge our discord and IRC channels. discord-irc automatically colours nicknames in the IRC messages it sends to match their discord colour, but in shout these appear incorrectly, for example:
However, if I refresh the colours appear correctly:
Here is the raw IRC message, as captured from weechat (host/channel removed):
:db!~db@host PRIVMSG #channel :<\x0310alligator\x0F> test
I am assuming this is something to do with detecting nicks enclosed in <>, as the span ends up with a
data-chan
attribute, but as you can see the markup is pretty wild:<span class="inline-channel" role="button" tabindex="0" data-chan="<<span"><<span< span=""> class="irc-fg10">alligator</span<></span>
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