If a single argument is used when starting up the bot, then it gets ignored. This is because previously, the first arg used to be the bot token, so we skipped it on purpose. If you add more than one arg, it loops through all of them (including the first one). So:
java -jar jarfile.jar verbose
results in nothing.
java -jar jarfile.jar verbose verbose
results in verbosity getting registered twice.
If a single argument is used when starting up the bot, then it gets ignored. This is because previously, the first arg used to be the bot token, so we skipped it on purpose. If you add more than one arg, it loops through all of them (including the first one). So:
```
java -jar jarfile.jar verbose
```
results in nothing.
```
java -jar jarfile.jar verbose verbose
```
results in verbosity getting registered twice.
bea
added the bug label 2023-01-24 14:41:02 +01:00
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If a single argument is used when starting up the bot, then it gets ignored. This is because previously, the first arg used to be the bot token, so we skipped it on purpose. If you add more than one arg, it loops through all of them (including the first one). So:
results in nothing.
results in verbosity getting registered twice.