Closed Bacon-Fixation closed 1 year ago
I can't get this to work for some reason, I've set the current date and time, set a reminder, got a dm that its set but when invoking /reminders view - its empty
Roger that, I will do more testing. (it's one of those annoying bugs, where it works for me but not for others, LOL) I have some questions
Which system (mac arm)? Is Postgres a docker container? Is the Redis server a docker container? Is the bot in a docker container? Did you use the command in a guild or in a DM to the Bot?
Note: if using docker containers for the Bot, Redis and/or Postgres, then TZ=<Time-Zone>
must be added to the .env
docker will set time from the host pc, but will not set the timezone unless specified, when doing the math with the Users timeOffset can lead to the value being in the "Past" being deleted or the offset being doubled (showing the wrong time)
Much Love -Bacon
Roger that, I will do more testing. (it's one of those annoying bugs, where it works for me but not for others, LOL) I have some questions
Which system (mac arm)? Is Postgres a docker container? Is the Redis server a docker container? Is the bot in a docker container? Did you use the command in a guild or in a DM to the Bot?
Note: if using docker containers for the Bot, Redis and/or Postgres, then
TZ=<Time-Zone>
must be added to the.env
docker will set time from the host pc, but will not set the timezone unless specified, when doing the math with the Users timeOffset can lead to the value being in the "Past" being deleted or the offset being doubled (showing the wrong time)
Much Love -Bacon
Mac ARM, everything locally hosted. I used the command on a guild chat is that the case?
My apologise for the delayed response, been trying to replicate this issue, but I can't seem to match the issue on the systems I have here (windows, linux, rpi, or dockerized)
the /reminder
command should work in either a DM or in a Guild channel
The Note previously posted was an issue I ran into during Dev/Testing for compatibility with docker implementations, and was unable to reliably detect this issue to inform the user, but it only showed up when using Docker containers.
I'm really not sure why it's not working on Mac Arm (looking into either emulating or possibly refurbishing a unit from work to test with)
I'm still working on it though
Much Love -Bacon
My apologise for the delayed response, been trying to replicate this issue, but I can't seem to match the issue on the systems I have here (windows, linux, rpi, or dockerized)
the
/reminder
command should work in either a DM or in a Guild channelThe Note previously posted was an issue I ran into during Dev/Testing for compatibility with docker implementations, and was unable to reliably detect this issue to inform the user, but it only showed up when using Docker containers.
I'm really not sure why it's not working on Mac Arm (looking into either emulating or possibly refurbishing a unit from work to test with)
I'm still working on it though
Much Love -Bacon
I just tried creating a new reminder named 'test', and it sent me a dm "you already have an event named test". But when I'm invoking /reminder view, it says I have no reminders
Okay so now it works, idk why it didn't work before
Sweet! That is strange though, still gunna try and get a Mac Arm setup soon, so I can do more thorough compatibility testing, and issue replication. (Bugs me not being able to test or provide support for features or commands for Mac users)
Much Love -Bacon
a Repost of #762, but formatted, and without conflicts my apologise for all of the PR's, when a conflict appears on a pr, GitHub doesn't seem to let me make changes to my Fork to resolve them (it always seem to commit to here instead). I'm probably doing something wrong, but better safe than sorry :D
Function
when bot is started, the reminders Table from Postgres is cached to redis and refreshed once a day (also checks for stale reminders that may still be in the Postgres DB due to a possible missed trigger event and either remove them or set up for the next alarm) uses Redis TTL and a keyspace event listener to trigger the notifications. Uses Direct Messages to function, and was designed to be personal reminders, so most of the responses are ephemeral. You can set reminders by Text Channel or Direct Message. All reminders are Direct Messages (can't annoy other people) if it had a repeat options, then create a new db entry when message is sent (or during clean up check at start up or daily check)
Caveat
/reminder save-timezone
)Objectives
event
andtime
.env
variableTZ=<tz-database-name>
when using Docker Only)*Monthly option can only be used if the desired Day is less than the 28th
Much Love -Bacon