key | explanation |
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*generic.id | the snowflake of a watched object |
*generic.server | the snowflake of the guild the object was watched in |
thread.dueArchive | a timestamp in seconds of when the thread will be archived automatically |
thread.watched | a boolean indicating if the thread is watched or not |
channel.regex | a string representation of the regex, if set, that is used to filter threads |
channel.roles | a list in CSV form that contains the roles needed for a thread to be watched, if set |
channel.tags | a list in CSV form that contains the tags needed for a forum post to be watched, if set |
Logs may contain thread snowflakes, channel snowflakes, and guild snowflakes. These logs are instrumental when locating and patching bugs. The logs are accesible by the maintainer(s) only.
Channel data can be manually removed by using /auto to toggle the watch status of the channel to off. Thread data is not removed when a thread is un-watched. If you want to remove all data you can do so by kicking the bot from the guild as long as the bot is online.
In the event that you can not remove data by kicking the bot you may contact me directly at [email protected]
Last updated: 2023-05-20
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Last updated: 2023-05-20