#🔒 Discord API only gives my name when fire a guild request

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cosmic topaz
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Hey guys, so I am trying to make a HTTP request to discord in order to get all members of a guild. But I get only my name, has anyone an idea why?

slender sageBOT
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broken lotus
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You will need intents to do that, namely guild and members iirc

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Using http request using your own token is self bot

Use a bot to do that

cosmic topaz
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Yeah, I have that and also atcivated all priviliged intents

broken lotus
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I can't see what's wrong without code

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!paste

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cosmic topaz
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print(make_request(method="GET", url=f"{self.base_url}/guilds/{self.guild_id}/members", headers=self.header))
arctic root
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and youll also have to pass the intents in your requests also

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all of these stuff are simplified through api wrappers

cosmic topaz
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