LilyBot v3.2.1

This is a minor update with tweaks based on feedback from Lily going public.
The full changelog can be found below.

• Changes to the config are more verbose
• Images can be included as a reason for any moderation action
• The tag-help command displays correct information
• Errors in GitHub commands are caught correctly
• Public responses for invalid inputs have been adjusted to be more consistent
• We named our different loggers, if you're hosting or developing you might find this helpful
• Dependencies were updated

You can find a list of all the commits in this update
here.

LilyBot v3.2.0

This update adds thread ownership, better database management, and removes custom commands.
The full changelog can be found below.

• Newlines now work properly in the say command.
• Attachment logging now uses media.discordapp.net as deleted images are cached there longer.
• Invalid inputs for the days argument on the ban command are now checked.
• A new thread ownership system has been added. This included the thread transfer command.
  The person a support thread was created for can now use the thread management commands.
• The tag system has been cleaned up, and now has a user argument to ping someone.
• We've documented a lot of our code. Things should now be more readable.
• The user is now mentioned in join logging embeds.
• Say has been rewritten to support embed colors and removal of the embed timestamp. It no longer works in DM channels.
• If Lily leaves a guild, any data from that guild will now be deleted after a month.
• You can now use a URL in the GitHub commands, instead of just "Org/Repository"
• Custom commands have been fully removed.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update here.

LilyBot 3.1.1

This is a small hotfix release to fix a big bug with tags

You can see the commit here

LilyBot v3.1.0

This update includes a whole ton of new features as well as some changes to some longstanding features.
The full changelog can be found below.

• Fix commands in DMs causing errors.
• Add a /nickname-request command to request a nickname change.
  Moderators can either confirm or deny this request and provide a reason.
• Improve logging for the '/say' command.
• Fix mods not being invited to thread when a support team config isn't set.
• Add commands to lock and unlock either the whole server or a specific channel.
• Switch the log uploading system to utilize https://mclo.gs/.
• Add a 'tags' system to set and display guild-specific embeds.
  Please note that Custom Commands are now deprecated and will be fully removed in the next sizeable release.
• The functions for interacting with the database no longer make use of string mapping.
• We now make use of detekt to check for any potential issues with the codebase and
  standardize formatting. Things are much tidier as a result.
• The report system now includes user confirmation to avoid needless mod pings.
• Dependencies have been updated.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update
here.

LilyBot v3.0.0

This is a major update that fully overhaul's Lily's database system. The full list of changes can be found below.

• Switch Lily's database to MongoDB utilizing KMongo.
• Minor fixes for the say command.
• Hopefully a full fix for the clear command.
• Add Lily's logo to the repository. This logo can be found here.
• Split the old installation guide in three. We now have a usage guide, a hosting guide, and a development guide.
• Remove some star imports, fix lots of warnings, and generally clean up code.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update here.

LilyBot v2.1.0

This update is medium-sized, but has lots of important changes for the future of Lily. The full list of changes can be found below.

• Add Dockerfile for deployment.
• Add KordEx's built-in Minecraft mappings extension
• Add commands to archive and rename threads
• Add a command to create a menu for role selection.
• Switched config for roles and channels from .ENV to a database, add commands to set and clear said config.
• A full list of all commands, their syntax, and what they do.
• Log attachment URLS along with messages.
• An updated README.md, and CONTRIBUTING.md.
• New issue and PR templates
• Various internal package refactors and movement of code.
• Tweaks to the custom commands list
• Various other fixes and tidying for message logging, .gitignore, banning users out of guild, and GitHub commands.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update here.

LilyBot v2.0.1

LilyBot 2.0.1 Changelog

This update includes a variety of small bugfixes. The full list of changes is below.

• Add back a reason to the kick command logging embed. Oversight to the moon.
• Remove mention from join/leave embeds and use tag and id instead
• Add back the DMing users of moderator actions. This was missed in the rewrite.
• Fixed a bug where embeds that were reported just spam pinged moderators.
• Made some nice changes to console logging.
• Remove unused dependencies.
• Update to Gradle 7.3.3.
• Make responses to GitHub commands work properly.
• Add sentry integration, see the installation guide for more how to set up! Or don't if you don't want to.
• Updates to the custom commands list.
• Some internal refactors around extension locations.
• Re-added NotEnoughCrashes detection and confirmation to log uploading.
• Fix warn command being completely broken.
• Update to KordEx 1.5.2.
• Nuke star imports.
• Fix banning via id, this was previously prevented by our moderator and bot checks.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update here.

LilyBot v2.0.0

This update fully rewrites Lily in Kotlin, resulting in a much cleaner codebase.

• Rewrite Lily in Kotlin utilizing Kord and KordEx.
• Add manual message reporting for those who can't utilize the context menu.
• Add message deletion logging.
• Add integration for Discord timeouts, remove old mute system.
• Add support threading system. Whenever someone sends a message in the specified channel, a thread will be created for them.
• Add soft bans.
• Switch to TOML for custom commands allowing for much easier editing.

You can find a list of all the commits in this update here.