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Replies sometimes don't bridge #2

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opened 2025-06-16 18:32:23 +02:00 by snit · 0 comments
snit commented 2025-06-16 18:32:23 +02:00
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Sometimes messages will bridge without their reply. This usually happens when the message being replied to wasn't bridged to begin with (no voice, sent while bridge was down), or the message is more than a few days old, but I've noticed it sometimes just happens out of nowhere in the middle of a conversation.

Some of these are fixable in other ways (i.e. with #1), but in cases where Parsee really can't get the reply, it should note that it couldn't get the reply, like

> Reply to unknown message
IM GOING TO KILL YOU !!!!

so it's more obvious that the message was SUPPOSED to come with context.

Sometimes messages will bridge without their reply. This usually happens when the message being replied to wasn't bridged to begin with (no voice, sent while bridge was down), or the message is more than a few days old, but I've noticed it sometimes just happens out of nowhere in the middle of a conversation. Some of these are fixable in other ways (i.e. with #1), but in cases where Parsee really can't get the reply, it should note that it couldn't get the reply, like ``` > Reply to unknown message IM GOING TO KILL YOU !!!! ``` so it's more obvious that the message was SUPPOSED to come with context.
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