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We could improve the readability / experience reading through the library source code if there were module level docstrings.
Suggested solution
All python modules should include a docstring explaining
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KeyError: 'status_code'
File "discord/ext/commands/core.py", line 167, in wrapped
ret = await coro(*args, **kwargs)
File "bot/exts/fun/movie.py", line 94, in movies
err_msg = f"There is problem while making TMDB API request. Response Code: {result['status_
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All of these methods should return a pincer.objects.message.File
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The documentation could use more code examples of how to use the various features of mcpyrate
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Particularly, the mcpyrate.debug.step_expansion
macro would be nice to showcase in a more detailed manner.
But basically anything in the pub
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When setting a reminder with the
!remind
command, the embed contains a timestamp which states the time at which the reminder will arrive. Same should be done for the embed you get when you edit a reminder, i.e, a timestamp of the newly edited time should