When replies are accidentally using the post IDs for those part of threads or reactions, we end up with an error:
msg: ... could not be sent : Invalid RootId parameter.,
This better handles that by trying to get the post and following the parent/root ID of that.
So given the following:
|23:52 <wuser1> my reply message (re @suser2: my parent message …)
[@@hfe4hxb13pr59xf6fs5qfdrquh,gw4zu7kmji8r3byk4qer1dx7xa]
One can reply with either the msg thread/parent/root ID of @@hfe4hxb13pr59xf6fs5qfdrquh or using the actual post ID, @@gw4zu7kmji8r3byk4qer1dx7xa.
It's also useful for reactions too which we're only showing the post ID (will work on a separate PR to show the thread/parent/root ID for reactions too).
42wim
commented
1 year ago
When replies are accidentally using the post IDs for those part of threads or reactions, we end up with an error:
This better handles that by trying to get the post and following the parent/root ID of that.
So given the following:
One can reply with either the msg thread/parent/root ID of
@@hfe4hxb13pr59xf6fs5qfdrquhor using the actual post ID,@@gw4zu7kmji8r3byk4qer1dx7xa.It's also useful for reactions too which we're only showing the post ID (will work on a separate PR to show the thread/parent/root ID for reactions too).