feat: Use emoji to signal bot or human user #37
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Following on from #36, this change keeps the message structure more uniform. This should mean the messages are slightly easier to visually parse.
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| @@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ pub struct GithubLabel { | |||
| pub struct GithubUser { | |||
| pub id: usize, | |||
| pub login: String, | |||
| pub r#type: String, | |||
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The r# prefix allows us to use the type keyword.
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What does this change?
Following on from #36, this change keeps the message structure more uniform. Rather than sometimes adding a prefix to the message, add a varying emoji to the last line. This should mean the messages are slightly easier to visually parse.
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