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Currently, repeat adding looks like the following:
!repeat add 600 command_name arg1 arg2
However, the time argument, 600, is not very user-friendly here.
Switch to minutes by default.
We don't allow for an interval less than 60 seconds anyways, so it's silly to make users multiply the number of minutes by 60 manually.
Better interval parsing.
We should parse specially formatted intervals with units. For example, 90s should mean 90 seconds, 20m should mean 20 minutes, 1d should mean one day, etc.
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Currently, repeat adding looks like the following:
However, the time argument,
600
, is not very user-friendly here.Switch to minutes by default.
We don't allow for an interval less than 60 seconds anyways, so it's silly to make users multiply the number of minutes by 60 manually.
Better interval parsing.
We should parse specially formatted intervals with units. For example,
90s
should mean 90 seconds,20m
should mean 20 minutes,1d
should mean one day, etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: