#Max number of command registrations

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last spade
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Hi, I am working on transitioning my bot to a slash commands. I see there is a limit on how many times we can register commands a day. How do you get around this in development?

For example if I have 10 commands, and go through 20 iterations of a single command during development I would run out of registrations. Am I expected to only register one command at a time? What if I'm simply pushing a lot of commands into my bot on a certain day?

Any help on best practices here would be great

lilac siloBOT
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last spade
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Oh, and any way I can see my remaining registrations?

drowsy pond
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You should only deploy your commands once

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and only deploy again when you edit them

last spade
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Agree, but if I made 20 edits to a command, had 10 commands. Thats my usage for the day, right?

drowsy pond
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they are sent as a single api request

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assuming you're using the REST script

last spade
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Are you saying, I can run my registration script 200 times, regardless of the amount of commands being registered at that point?

drowsy pond
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In theory yes. Not that you should however

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I dont really see why a command would need that much changes anyways

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mind you, changing the execute or whatever handling you have doesnt mean you have to redeploy

last spade
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Ahh ok, so if I had a 50 command bot, I could register all 50 commands at once but it would count as one 'use'?

last spade
drowsy pond
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your handling isn't handled by disocrd

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You have to create your own event/command handler

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if you change your command name, options, etc, then you have to redeploy

last spade
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Thanks for the help!

Do you know if there is indeed a way to see amount of registrations left?

drowsy pond
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not really

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but you shouldn't hit the cap unless you do some sketchy stuff