Everyone Should Know 2026 Refresh

What's new

This release brings a full runtime and delivery refresh for Everyone Should Know.

Bot improvements

• migrated the bot to modern discord.py application commands
• fixed monitored voice channel filtering so configured channels are actually respected
• added /stats for per-member call activity lookup
• persisted /toggle notification state across restarts
• stopped counting moves between monitored voice channels as new leaderboard entries
• improved locale handling for first-user alerts with and without @everyone
• cleaned up configuration parsing and SQLite state handling

Project and deployment improvements

• standardized setup on .env.example
• refreshed README and locale documentation
• modernized the Docker image and supporting project config
• replaced the old fragile GitHub Actions release flow with a simpler CI and GHCR publishing pipeline

Behavior changes

• moving from one monitored voice channel to another no longer increases the entry count
• notification enable/disable state now survives bot restarts
• release publishing now uses GitHub Container Registry on version tags

Validation

• Python syntax validation
• locale JSON validation
• import smoke test with the updated Discord runtime
• Docker build validation in CI

What's Changed

• 2026 project rework by @codebyant in #7

Full Changelog: 2025...v3.0.0

What's Changed

• 2026 project rework by @codebyant in #7

Full Changelog: 2025...v3.0.0

v2.0.0

Changelog:

• Implements locale file loading for bot messages.
• Adds English and Portuguese locale files.
• Updates bot messages to use appropriate translations.
• Creates docker-compose.yml file to make it easier to run the bot in development.
• Updates Dockerfile to include locale directory.

What's Merged

• Adds support for multiple languages ​​and environment settings by @codebyant in #5

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...2025

v1.0.0

Merge pull request #4 from seijinmark/dev

changes in github actions