Describe the bug
Some tenor GIFs like to format themselves in an odd way which involves excluding a file extension that the message-contains-media condition looks for. I'm not sure if there's any way to improve the identification of GIFs moreso than the current regex used. However, this essentially forces you to utilize different conditions such as message-contains-url as a catch-all to avoid false negatives.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a rule with the condition message-contains-media
Cog
Describe the bug Some tenor GIFs like to format themselves in an odd way which involves excluding a file extension that the
message-contains-media
condition looks for. I'm not sure if there's any way to improve the identification of GIFs moreso than the current regex used. However, this essentially forces you to utilize different conditions such asmessage-contains-url
as a catch-all to avoid false negatives.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
message-contains-media
.gif
.Expected behavior Expected behavior would be that the
message-contains-media
condition is true for containing a GIF.