> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ritabot.gg/ritabot-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ritabot.gg/ritabot-docs/version-history/120/v1.2.2.md). # V1.2.2 {% hint style="info" %} If you need help at any point join our [**Discord Server**](https://discord.gg/mgNR64R) and someone will help you. {% endhint %} ### Major Changes * Rita now uses Discord.js V12. ### Bug Fixes * Same channel translation is now working. You no longer need to have multiple channels set up, you can do it all in one channel. * Example `!tr channel from english to spanish for #SameChannelMention` Will translate any English messages to Spanish in your current channel * AUTO Translate is now working, you can define the "from" language as "AUTO" and it will detect the language for you. * Example `!tr auto to lang for #channel` So running `!tr auto to en for #channel` will auto translate anything not in English to English for that channel. * DM Translations have been fixed and enabled, thanks to Artanis and Brozer. * You can enable this by running the following command `!tr channel to de from en for @user` That will translate English messages to German for the user. Which they will receive in a DM. * Duplicate language translation bug is now fixed, meaning you can not translate English to English or French to French etc. * Various fixes to Nickname Bugs, this should now be working. * Desktop Client Gif keyboard caused error due to exclusive embed style. * `google-translate-api` has been changed to RCP to reduce and mitigate the load limiter. * We have found a way to speed up the translation process, so it should be a little snappier in future. ### Command Changes * New commands added (`debug`, `donate`, `prefix`, `help commands`, `create`) > `debug` Is for debug options. Examples below: > > * `!tr debug on` - turns on debugging, creates debugging channel and webhook > * `!tr debug off` - turns off debugging > * `!tr stats debug` - prints webhook "ID" and "Token" in channel > `donate` - If you would like to donate to RITA you can find the info with this command. Since RITA bot is 100% free donations are greatly appreciated to help with server costs. Examples below: > > * `!tr donate` - Will return donation options > * `!tr donate github` - You can Donate at Github Sponsors > * `!tr donate oc` - You can Donate at Open Collective > `prefix` - You can now change the prefix of your bot, you can make it whatever you want. Examples below: > > * `!tr prefix` - Will list your current prefix. Default prefix is `!tr` > * `!tr prefix $tr` - your prefix would now be `$tr` instead of `!tr` > * `!tr prefix reset` - resets your prefix back to `!tr` So if you changed the prefix to `$tr` you would run `$tr prefix reset` > `help commands` - Shows a list of all available commands. Example below: > > * `!tr help` > `create` - Allows you to use RITA to create a new channel. Example below: > > * `!tr create bob` - will create a new channel named bob * Command Changed (`stats global`, `stats server`) > `stats global` - Stat tracking of messages sent in global servers. `stats server` - Stat tracking of messages sent in local server. * Command Removed (`settings dbfix`, `cpu`) > `settings dbfix` - This is no longer needed as DB is repaired (If needed) on each startup. `cpu` - It was broken and I have no idea how to fix it. ### Database Changes * As the new variables above are stored in the DB, we have made a few changes to how these are handled and they are auto-created upon load. Meaning you no longer need to worry about them again. (If you get any error's please let us know) ### Misc Changes * Various Security vulnerabilities fixed. * Fixed various issues. * Major code changes * Dev Dependencies core to this bot, the `google-translate-api` & `google-translate-token` & `gulp-watch` have been updated --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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