IRC Channel
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| IRC Channel Project Service | |
| URL(s) | ircs://irc.libera.chat:6697/scummvm |
| Purpose | Provides a place for developers and users to meet and discuss |
| Maintainer(s) | Eugene Sandulenko (Sev) |
IRC is a legacy channel, consider using our Discord Server
For all kinds of live discussions we use the #scummvm IRC channel on Libera.Chat. All ScummVM developers get an operator status there, so if you have some questions, talk to them. There are several notes about usage of this medium:
- IRC is not the best place for informing everyone about some important development conclusions. I.e. when you discussed something and came up with a solution, it's best to e-mail results to scummvm-devel. That is, don't expect everyone in the team to know that you uttered something in #scummvm.
- All developers who want to get operator status should register with NickServ. Assistance with registration is provided here.
- Most people on Libera.Chat have a so-called anti-spam feature turned on. That is, you will not be able to PM them unless you registered with NickServ.
We have several bots living there:
- LeChuck -- our own bot. Its primary usage is infobotting and logs.
- Scummette -- commit notification bot. It notifies on all commits and PRs.
- scummvm-bugs -- bug bot. It notifies when a ticket is opened or closed on our Bug Tracker.
- ScummBot -- build bot. It notifies when one or more ports change their status. There's more information on the Buildbot page.
- Grogbot -- provides a bridge between IRC and our Discord Server, so that all messages appear on both platforms.
IRC logs are stored at:
- logs.scummvm.org -- Not updated when LeChuck is down