Ask for confirmation before setting prefix on first-time setup #6287
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…reators#6287) Co-authored-by: Michael Oliveira <[email protected]>
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Description of the changes
A simple change asking the user to confirm their choice with an example of how the bot would be used with the selected prefix. This might help avoid issues where the user sets their prefix to something such as "!help" since the example usage will then be "!helphelp". I was also considering doing
.endswith("help")with "Are you sure that's correct?" like we have for long prefixes but I figured this more generic solution should work just as well and doesn't require special casing.Have the changes in this PR been tested?
No