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It’s now easier to use. The distinction between a nick and a channel name is
based on the first character (by default it's '#' and '&'). The user doesn’t
have to worry about which separator to use anymore.
fix #3066
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fix #3183
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Do not use a singleton for the database.
fix #3203
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It’s $CURRENT_YEAR
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The list would keep the previous results in memory, forever, and the list
would grow each time a new request was made (even with results from
unrelated servers)…
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This allows the user to join channels containing forbidden characters
in the local part, like #r&d or #group/project.
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fix #3067
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ref #3067
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For example if we are talking in private with nick Joe from
room #foo, and then we leave that room, we start receiving Joe’s
message from the server-wide JID
e2e tests included!!!
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ref #2556
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ref #2556
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Move all constructors at the top of classes
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Because a jid like “freenode.example.org” is both the JID for the configured
IRC server, and biboumi’s JID.
fix #3175
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fix #2
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I think it was a UB
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fix #3151
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See http://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/multi-prefix-3.1.html
ref #3103
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Include encodingIn and encodingOut options, unused at the moment
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