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This bug is very bad bug actually i want have more than 1 class for generic message .
This is necessary that the class name is GenericmessageCommand and the $name is genericmessasge to execute generic commands this is my code
class ManagechannelsCommand extends SystemCommand { protected $private_only = true; protected $name = 'managechannels'; /** * @inheritDoc */ public function execute(): ServerResponse { if ($this->getMessage()->getText(true) != '.....') { return Request::emptyResponse(); } ...... return $this->replyToUser('.......'); } }
I expecte if we dont have usage then the class maybe is one of genericmessage command classes then its just executed with any type of message
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This bug is very bad bug actually i want have more than 1 class for generic message .
Current behaviour
This is necessary that the class name is GenericmessageCommand and the $name is genericmessasge to execute generic commands this is my code
Expected behaviour
I expecte if we dont have usage then the class maybe is one of genericmessage command classes then its just executed with any type of message
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