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.sayblah will cause an "unknown error", while .cube (or another command that doesn't exist) will correctly complain that "No command with that name was found!".
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Additionally, typing .sayblah's results in no error at all, despite it being an invalid command.
One way to "fix" this is when the bot gets an invalid error, no error is sent at all. If the first suggestion from #9 is implemented, an error can be sent if an invalid command is requested to this kind of prefix.
.sayblah
will cause an "unknown error", while.cube
(or another command that doesn't exist) will correctly complain that "No command with that name was found!".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: