🔒 Encountering problems with the name attribute

[distant radish]

Currently, I'm making a discord moderation bot with AI-powered auto-moderation using discord.py version 4.2.1 and google-generativeai version 0.5.4 .Currently, the bot has two commands, /ping and /activateautomod. Whenever I use the /activateautomod command, the bot doesn't respond and the console throws up an exception.
Bot code:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/FRCQ
Exception message:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/FH5A

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@distant radish

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[past cargo]

So, uh, discord.py's TextChannel's __init__ isn't really meant to be called to get channel
in it's source code this is what it looks like:
def __init__(self, *, state: ConnectionState, guild: Guild, data: Union[TextChannelPayload, NewsChannelPayload]):

you are usually supposed to use Bot.get_channel or Bot.fetch_channel

!d discord.ext.commands.Bot.get_channel

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discord.ext.commands.Bot.get\_channel

get_channel(id, /)```
Returns a channel or thread with the given ID.

Changed in version 2.0: `id` parameter is now positional-only.

[past cargo]

and as of your custom channel model, you can probably just wrap the channel around with it, but I'm not sure:

channel = bot.get_channel(id)
custom_channel = AutomodChannel(channel)```

[distant radish]

hmm, but how'd i do it?

[past cargo]

how'd you do what?

[distant radish]

!close

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