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Support 'User (mention)' style mentions used by recent client updates #171
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With a recent update, discord clients have started using
<@!USER_ID>
style mentions. This is documented here - I don't know when it was added, but I do know recent versions suddenly started using it, causing my bot to stop responding to commands from any user who upgraded.This hack isn't a solution to the core problem that mentions can now have two different formats, but it at least does make commands work again in the common case. I figured since I needed to patch it up, I should at least let you know of it.