Closed emersonveenstra closed 6 years ago
running /list {something} where {something} isn't an ELIST parameter or a channel results in all of the channels being returned.
/list {something}
{something}
ELIST
For example, these queries, which would be some common typos, return the entire channel list: /list channel /list @channel /list C,60
/list channel
/list @channel
/list C,60
It would be saner to return an empty list result in these cases, since they technically don't match any channels.
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/list {something}where{something}isn't anELISTparameter or a channel results in all of the channels being returned.For example, these queries, which would be some common typos, return the entire channel list:
/list channel/list @channel/list C,60It would be saner to return an empty list result in these cases, since they technically don't match any channels.