enhancement/2020 - Add chat log duration setting #2033
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Resolves #2020 The purpose of this change is to allow users to adjust how long a chat message will remain visible before fading out. Currently messages are shown for 3 seconds (the new default value for the setting) but users can now change the delay to any valid number greater than 0
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Resolves #2020
The purpose of this change is to allow users to adjust how long a chat message will remain visible before fading out. Currently messages are shown for 3 seconds (the new default value for the setting) but users can now change the delay to any valid number greater than 0
Note: The link to join slack doesn't work so I can't request access to the repo. Hence why this PR is from a fork