Syntax

$closeTicket[(errorMessage)]

The argument is optional ($closeTicket and $closeTicket[] are both accepted).

Behavior

• The channel name is read from the current channel (channel.name, or looked up by ID when it is not known).
• If the name does not contain ticket (or cannot be read), nothing is deleted and the function returns errorMessage (an empty string when it is omitted). That text becomes part of the script output at the place of the call.
• If the name contains ticket, the current channel is deleted, like $deleteChannels[$channelID]: the bot needs Manage Channels in that channel, otherwise an error is raised. The function returns an empty string.
• It is not an authorization check: it does not look at who runs the command. Check permissions yourself (for example with $onlyPerms) before calling it.
• Any channel whose name contains ticket is deleted, not only channels created by $newTicket.
• The channel no longer exists after the call: send any log message to another channel ($channelSendMessage) and do not rely on a reply in the deleted channel.

Examples

Close a ticket (staff only)

$onlyPerms[ManageChannels;Only staff can close tickets.]
$channelSendMessage[123456789012345678;Ticket $channelName[$channelID] closed by <@$authorID>.]
$closeTicket[This channel is not a ticket.]

Not a ticket

$closeTicket[This channel is not a ticket.]