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This update contains some of the most noticeable changes to the bot since v9.3.0. The bot now utilizes Discord’s Components V2 instead of the old embed styling. It looks mostly the same, but you’ll find that the containers now have more space to work with, which means verses shouldn’t take up as much space as before.
Greetings! Behind the scenes, we are currently working on a new website. Much of the main functionality is the same, blog posts, etc., but we will soon offer a web dashboard to manage server and user preferences. Here are some screenshots of the work in progress! But, as we make a newer website, requirements are […]
Not a massive change on the user-facing side, but we’ve optimized a lot of existing code (especially in Automatic Daily Verses), added /cleardailyverserole (something I missed creating when /setdailyverserole was made, sorry!), and added Sentry support (using Bugsink, an open-source error tracker with very helpful developers, thanks!) so I can centralize error reporting to make it easier to fix the more hidden errors in the bot.
Changelog since last post Remarks This is our first deployed release besides minor changes from 9.4.0 and 9.5.0. The bulk of these changes are internal, improving our service and providing improved speeds in starting the service by storing book name information internally.
Since the Great Outage of 2021, the releases of the bot have been considered beta, because we did not have total feature parity with BibleBot v8 (back when we only had 25,000 servers!). With this release, BibleBot’s functionality is now beyond equivalent to v8, so we’re dropping the “-beta!”
Biblica and Kerygma Digital have recently come to a favorable arrangement for us to continue to provide Biblica’s translation catalogue on BibleBot. What does this mean for me? This means that if you were a user of the following translations, they are now available again: If you haven’t changed your preferences since the translations were […]
It’s been a long while since we’ve published one of these, so here it is!
All of us thank you for your support. If you find any bugs, be sure to let us know on the support server or by filing a bug report.
Biblica and Kerygma Digital have recently come to a favorable arrangement for us to continue to provide Biblica’s translation catalogue on BibleBot. What does this mean for me? This means that if you were a user of the following translations, they will be made available again soon: We’re anticipating these translations to be back in […]
It’s been a productive month for BibleBot, with many improvements to performance and user experience, including a whole new command! We hope you like it!
Here’s just about all notable changes to the bot in the past year and 2 months.
