Currently, when a message is deleted, users may be typing a reply to that message. If the timing is right then the user sends the message just after the parent message is deleted. This results in a reply to the deleted message appearing at the top level.
This PR changes getParentPostTime to return an error, resulting in a reply to the deleted message being dropped.
Currently, when a message is deleted, users may be typing a reply to that message. If the timing is right then the user sends the message just after the parent message is deleted. This results in a reply to the deleted message appearing at the top level.
This PR changes getParentPostTime to return an error, resulting in a reply to the deleted message being dropped.