![]() inside `parseMessageForMUCCommands`. If the function doesn't find any core MUC commands, it calls `parseMessageForCommands` which will trigger the hook. I think it's appropriate to give built-in commands preference above commands by 3rd party plugins and this also solves the issue of the hook being triggered twice (once in `parseMessageForMUCCommands` and then again in `parseMessageForCommands`). |
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