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Fix Double Queue Bug #89
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Fixed an issue where it will ignore all messages that don't have a number it from the author, now this would be good, however if a user ignores the track selection and starts another play command, bringing up another track selection and they select, it will double queue up the songs.
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I do wish to add to this. We shall discuss the handling of this and return :D |
Strandxo
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Jun 11, 2021
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Fixed an issue where it will ignore all messages that don't have a number it from the author, now this would be good, however if a user ignores the track selection and starts another play command, bringing up another track selection and they select, it will double queue up the songs.
Example of the issue shown below:
