Unknown commands send a message instead of failing

[hemirt]

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Describe your issue

Sending an unknown command sends a message instead

does not happen with stable, happens with nightly

this should fail instead of sending a message, if you mistype your command (e.g. block/ban) then instead you send a message

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OS and Chatterino Version

Chatterino Nightly 2.5.1 (commit f66bc37) built on 2024-10-24 with Qt 6.7.1, MSVC 194134123, Crashpad Running on Windows 11 Version 24H2, kernel: 10.0.26120

[iProdigy]

Mentioned in https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310213-developers/suggestions/48972260-improve-error-messages-for-send-chat-message & https://discord.com/channels/504015559252377601/504015559252377605/1296195692838125578

but probably deserves its own github issue at https://github.com/twitchdev/issues/issues

[hemirt]

The behaviour did change between versions, atleast in twitch chat, it tells me "Unrecognized command" and the message is not sent, whilst in nightly chatterino, the message gets sent. I believe it should probably mimic similar behaviour, since you can have your own chatterino commands, I'd assume you would not think that it would just send the message.

... that is extremely unsafe, especially if you want to send a whisper or block someone and you mistype it.

I believe chatterino should keep a list of possible commands and prompt you just in case you actually want to try sending an unknown command (e.g. before it is supported by this list), instead of just sending it straight away.

Mentioned in https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310213-developers/suggestions/48972260-improve-error-messages-for-send-chat-message & https://discord.com/channels/504015559252377601/504015559252377605/1296195692838125578

This mentions that the command is dropped, but in my observation, the message is NOT dropped, rather just sent without the command name.

As a side note:
I did get the "your message is being checked by mods", when a vpn I used was shadowbanned (and the mods did not receive the message), seems like the same error message is used on way too many things.

[pajlada]

The behaviour did change between versions

We are likely to revert the Chat Send Protocol before it actually makes it into a new version