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Instead of passing `user` to `guardian.can_chat?`, we can just use the inner `@user` that is part of the guardian instance already to determine whether that user can chat, since this is how it works for all other usages of guardian even within chat. |
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| discourse_dev | ||
| email_controller_helper | ||
| extensions | ||
| onebox/templates | ||
| tasks | ||
| validators | ||
| chat_channel_archive_service.rb | ||
| chat_channel_fetcher.rb | ||
| chat_channel_hashtag_data_source.rb | ||
| chat_channel_membership_manager.rb | ||
| chat_mailer.rb | ||
| chat_message_bookmarkable.rb | ||
| chat_message_creator.rb | ||
| chat_message_processor.rb | ||
| chat_message_rate_limiter.rb | ||
| chat_message_reactor.rb | ||
| chat_message_updater.rb | ||
| chat_notifier.rb | ||
| chat_review_queue.rb | ||
| chat_seeder.rb | ||
| chat_statistics.rb | ||
| chat_transcript_service.rb | ||
| direct_message_channel_creator.rb | ||
| duplicate_message_validator.rb | ||
| guardian_extensions.rb | ||
| message_mover.rb | ||
| post_notification_handler.rb | ||
| secure_uploads_compatibility.rb | ||
| slack_compatibility.rb | ||