Set Repository Channel
The setrepochannel command allows you to update the channel for a repository in a guild. This command is useful for changing the channel where GitHub notifications for a specific repository are sent.
Command Usage
The setrepochannel command is available as both a slash command and a prefixed command using the prefix git!
When you run the /setrepochannel command, the bot will update the specified repository's channel in the guild. If the repository does not exist in the database, an appropriate message will be displayed.
Parameters
- id: The repository ID (can be found using the
listcommand). - channel: The new channel ID.
Example
In this example, the command updates the repository with ID 12345 to send notifications to the #new-channel.
Permissions
This command requires the MANAGE_GUILD permission to execute. This is for security purposes to avoid letting unauthorized users update repository channels in your guild.
Cooldown
This command has a guild cooldown of 60 seconds to prevent spam.
Responses
When this command is triggered, the bot will respond with the following data:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Repository ID | The unique identifier for the repository. |
| Channel ID | The ID of the new channel where notifications will be sent. |
| Last Updated By | The user who last updated the repository. |
Notes
- If the repository does not exist in the database, the command will notify the user that the repository does not exist.
- The bot will update the repository's
last_updated_byfield to reflect the user who made the change. - Ensure that the new channel ID is valid and that the bot has permission to send messages in the specified channel.
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