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This is different from the way sed works. For the input string what if you typ the word typical, sed 's/typ/type/' will output what if you type the word typical. The plugin outputs what if you type the word typeical.

This helps with consistency with other plugins

(This is missing from Mattermost plugin best practice guidelines)

Describe the bug
When using s/goo/good in a reply thread, post the ephemeral message to the reply thread

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open a reply thread
2. Post goo day!
3. Post s/goo/good to fix the typo

Expected behavior
Post the ephemeral message in the reply thread (which would also appear in the center channel). This would be consistent with using /away or /offline in the reply thread, for instance

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS
• Browser: Chrome

Describe the bug
Using s/goo/good results in a pending message for the s/goo/good message

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Post goo day!
2. Post s/goo/good to fix the typo

Expected behavior
goo day! replaced with good day!

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS
• Browser: Chrome

Additional context
This is blocked by mattermost/mattermost#10883, just opening for tracking purposes

Description of the bug
the command does not only trigger when calling s/foo/bar on a new line. Instead it triggers, when a / is used in a message somewhere. Filing this as a bug because I do not think it was intended based on the statement that the replacement should work "sed-like"

To Reproduce

1. in mattermost, type "Hello world"
   2.On the next line write Hello/hello
2. see the text replaced.

Expected behavior
the replacement should only trigger when:

• the pattern s/a/b is found at the beginning of a message
• there are no other parts to the message.

This is using the release version 0.2

Repro:

1. Post a message hey test
2. Post a message This is a test
3. For the message you posted in step 1, open its reply thread by clicking the "reply arrow" associated with that post

4. Type /s test/testing in the reply thread on the right-hand side

Observed: Message posted in step 2 is updated.
Expected: Message posted in step 1 is updated, given it's in the reply thread.

The release is called v0.2.1 however inside the release is a tar file containing a version number of 0.2.0.
Which version am I actually running when using that?