15:06 <lagweezle> I'm feeling a bit daft but uh ... how do I get the bot to change names after it is up and connected?

15:07 <dominikh> bot.nick = "new nick"

15:09 <lagweezle> I'll go put a dunce hat on now, and stand in the corner...

15:09 <dominikh> there are no corners in this room

15:19 <lagweezle> Aw crap!

15:20 <lagweezle> Gah! Must run to catch train.

15:20 <lagweezle> Thank you again!

15:21 <dominikh> cheers

16:19 <lagweezle> I remember seeing tidbits related to a common 'storage' for cinch. Built in. But that is deprecated / not in development / etc. Plans for picking that up again? I mean, in the vaugely near future...

16:19 <lagweezle> I did find https://github.com/bhaberer/cinch-storage which provides an interesting base to start on as an alternative, for now.

16:19 <dominikh> lagweezle: some guy in here worked on that, but he vanished

16:20 <lagweezle> dominikh: Ahh.. :/

16:20 <dominikh> personally I don't develop features for Cinch anymore.

16:24 <lagweezle> Not to worry. If I felt more clueful I would try to revive the thing, but I'm still pretty new to the language.

16:26 <catepillar> are you looking for something more sophisticated than shared?

16:28 <lagweezle> Hmm. On that subject ... Cinch::Plugins::Storage or such seems like a reasonable namespace to set up a global interface in plug in land, but is there something better?

16:29 <lagweezle> I guess I'm thinking along the lines of .. maybe a mix in? Something that would be accessible from Cinch::Plugin to make attaching easy and obvious.

16:29 <lagweezle> (This is where my lack of experience hurts.)

16:29 <lagweezle> catepillar: No. I'm good with shared.

16:32 <dominikh> shared isn't persistent :)

16:33 <lagweezle> shared/persistent is what I'm after.

16:34 <dominikh> fwiw, the persistent storage design wasn't ever intended to also offer shared access

16:34 <lagweezle> Arg. Hard to not confuse which bot framework I'm talking about right now. Work is a Python (and other stuff) shop, so we have a bot there on a Python framework.

16:36 <lagweezle> dominikh: Ah. Intersting.

19:05 <onewheelskyward> I feel like other people have solved the storage issue. Just put an orm on it.