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Set group image in relay groups to the chat image of the outsider #3

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opened 2023-10-07 20:09:02 +00:00 by missytake · 1 comment
missytake commented 2023-10-07 20:09:02 +00:00
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Right now, all relay groups have the [ as group image. This is a way to distinguish them from other chats, but unfortunately it's also super ugly.

Most of the outside chats probably have a profile image. If it's a 1:1, then it would be the avatar of the outsider. If it's a group, it might have a group image.

The teams-bot should set this image in the relay group as well:

  1. when it creates the relay group
  2. when someone changes the group image

Out of scope for this issue: make it possible to change the group image in an outside group with a relay group command.

Right now, all relay groups have the `[` as group image. This is a way to distinguish them from other chats, but unfortunately it's also super ugly. Most of the outside chats probably have a profile image. If it's a 1:1, then it would be the avatar of the outsider. If it's a group, it might have a group image. The teams-bot should set this image in the relay group as well: 1. when it creates the relay group 2. when someone changes the group image Out of scope for this issue: make it possible to change the group image in an outside group with a relay group command.
missytake commented 2023-10-09 15:04:12 +00:00
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Unfortunately we don't catch it if a user with who we have a 1:1 outside chat changes their avatar.

Unfortunately we don't catch it if a user with who we have a 1:1 outside chat changes their avatar.
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