Bridging two channels means that Fletcher sends any message sent in one to the other, and vice versa (unless the bridge is unidirectional). To bridge channels, Fletcher must have the correct permissions (most relevantly, Send Messages and Manage Webhooks).
To bridge a channel, send !bridge servername:channelname, in the channels you want bridged to each other.
To demolish a bridge, send !demolish on both sides.
Bridging more than two channels together is possible. To bridge three channels, creating a median between the three, you can:
!bridge sync-b
!bridge sync-c
!bridge sync-a
!bridge sync-c
!bridge sync-a
!bridge sync-b
Discord-Discord sync requires the Read Messages, Read Message History, and Manage Webhooks permissions on both servers.
For a full discussion of the permissions that Fletcher requires, see Permissions granted via the OAuth screen.
In each server configuration file, set the synchronize preference to on. Fletcher must be reloaded or restarted for these changes to take effect (this happens automatically every 15 minutes).
Configuration example: this is a fletcherrc configuration entry for a server that has synchronization scanning on.
[Guild 000000000000000001]
synchronize = on
In a bridged channel, message edits will be respected and transferred, and replies will be bridged (viewable as embeds of the message link from the other side of the bridge). However, message deletions currently are not bridged.
commit 76e5b8d7279dc604d847b5ecc7912b83f18b1bbd Author: Novalinium <nova@noblejury.com> Date: 2023-06-30T13:47:12-04:00 OK, yea, crosslink it