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The History of this Plugin

New features for 1.4.5:

  • fix timeline command for accounts
  • add resolve=1 to status URL search so foreign statuses get imported

New features for 1.4.4:

  • fix list management command
  • figure out username and instance URL from account name

New features for 1.4.3:

  • direct messages are now threaded correctly
  • search works for Mastodon 3.0.0 instances

New features for 1.4.2:

  • 1.4.1 got mistagged, so this tag makes sure it all syncs up again

New features for 1.4.1:

  • small improvements to command parsing and feedback
  • better handling of multiple mentions
  • better handling of direct messages
  • possible fix to a crash related to filters

New features for 1.4.0:

  • new filter command
  • new list command
  • new settings to hide notifications by type

Incompatible change in 1.4.0:

If you have subscribed to a hashtag, you need to change your channel settings and prepend the hash. Without the hash, the plugin gets confused and things the channel is for a list of the same name. Do this from the control channel (&bitlbee). Let's assume you have a channel called #hashtag. It's room setting should be #hashtag. If it's lacking the initial hash:

<kensanata> channel #hashtag set room
<root> room = hashtag' **&lt;kensanata&gt;** channel #hashtag set room #hashtag **&lt;root&gt;** room = #hashtag'

There, fixed it.

New features for 1.3.1:

  • new visibility command
  • new cw command
  • removed support for posting a content warning using CW1

New features for 1.2.0:

  • format search results
  • new bio command
  • new pinned command
  • add all the accounts when replying
  • fixed list of accounts in the channel when connecting

New features for 1.1.0:

  • new hide_sensitive setting

Beginnings

This plugin started out as a fork of Bitlbee itself with the Mastodon code being based on a copy of the Twitter code. When it became clear that my code just wasn't going to get merged, I took a look at the Facebook and Discord plugins for Bitlbee and decided that it should be easy to turn my existing code into a plugin. Luckily, that worked as intended.

– Alex Schroeder