This is a bug: there are 2 ways of auto-wiring a user:
When a User is mentioned in a message, it gets resolved as a method parameter. (LOW priority)
The sender of the message. (NORMAL priority)
There is a precedence rule here.
However, when there are multiple parameters on the command line, we should 'exhaust' the one that has been used, so that it doesn't fill in all the parameters.
This is a bug: there are 2 ways of auto-wiring a user:
User
is mentioned in a message, it gets resolved as a method parameter. (LOW priority)There is a precedence rule here.
However, when there are multiple parameters on the command line, we should 'exhaust' the one that has been used, so that it doesn't fill in all the parameters.