description_localizations official for desktop ?

[urban oak]

I have the same example as the discord api and it's not working, it's only for android ?

[hollow lichen]

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[honest aurora]

nah its working in desktop

#discord-dev-news

[urban oak]

In #djs-help-v14 i show u my code and u can see, nothing is wrong

The description_localizations options are good

{
  name: 'aa',
  type: 1,
  description: 'test1',
  description_localizations: { 'en-US': 'test2' },
  options: [],
  dm_permission: true
}

[urban oak]

No one know ?

[somber sedge]

You didn’t show your code or much relevant information in here, so hard to help…

[urban oak]

What more is needed ?

[somber sedge]

Your actual code. Your deployment, etc.

[urban oak]

Deployment =

const { REST } = require('@discordjs/rest');
const { Routes } = require('discord.js');

const rest = new REST({ version: '10' }).setToken(this.client.config.token);

const commands = this.client.slashCommands.map(command => command.applicationCommandBody);
await rest.put(Routes.applicationGuildCommands(this.client.user.id, ''), { body: commands });

applicationCommandBody =

{
  name: 'aa',
  type: 1,
  description: 'test1',
  description_localizations: { 'en-US': 'test2' },
  options: [],
  dm_permission: true
}

command = (type is by default (message))

const BaseCommand = require("../../Base/Command");

module.exports = class Aa extends BaseCommand {
    constructor (client) {
        super(client, {
            filename: __filename,
            description: 'test1',
            description_localizations: {
                'en-US': `test2`
            },
        });
    }

    async run (client, interaction) {
    }
}

that ?

[somber sedge]

Why don’t you also have name_localizations? I‘m not entirely sure if they work independently…

[urban oak]

For multiple languages

[somber sedge]

What part of my message is that a reply to? Because it doesn’t seem to be to any part of it

[urban oak]

I'm using description_localizations with map for using multiple language and name_localizations is for what exactly ?

[somber sedge]

For the same but with name instead of description

So /hallo /hello /bonjour etc.

[urban oak]

It's the same map as my example ?

name_localizations: {
  'en-US': `hello`
},

[somber sedge]

Pretty much, yeah

[urban oak]

Ok i'm testing