grand fjord
I'm trying to check the roles of members x seconds after they join the server.
I'm using a listener for hikari.MemberCreateEvent and then attempt to get the roles through event.member.get_roles(), but it only returns the everyone role. I also tried event.member.fetch_roles(), but got the same result.
Anyone know why this could be happening/how to fix it?
fresh crest
Well getting the obvious out of the way, do they actually have any rolls to get?
Actually im not sure, but for someone who knows, is the member object from the event just a snapshot from when they join? If so there wouldn't be any roles except for the "everyone" one anyway, right?
grand fjord
Well getting the obvious out of the way, do they actually have any rolls to get?
yeah, I tested this with an account going through onboarding and selecting several options, they then have several roles at the time I check the roles with the bot
grand fjord
Actually im not sure, but for someone who knows, is the member object from the e...
this would've been my guess aswell, but I would also think that fetch_roles() gets around that
split sphinx
this would've been my guess aswell, but I would also think that `fetch_roles()` ...
it looks like you are using it on the event though? Have you tried using the rest api?
I believe when I used hikari.MemberUpdateEvent it seemed like it was the snapshot at the time. I was using the role_ids from member and old_member to get the id of which role was added. From memory I saw 2 events and triggers when I removed 2 roles just clicking the x on the dots (so definitely long enough to be separate event for machines but may not for human).
azure dove
@grand fjord if you are using fetch_roles, then you are hitting the API endpoint and should get up to date information
grand fjord
ok so yeah it seems to work with MemberUpdateEvent, but there are two of them for some reason. The output in the screenshot comes from a user joining a server and selecting a bunch of roles during onboarding. The onboarding process is completed and the user has those roles before the 20 seconds are up.
@component.with_listener(hikari.MemberCreateEvent)
async def check_roles_join(event: hikari.MemberCreateEvent):
print(f"Member {event.member.id} Joined")
sleep(20)
print("Timer is up")
roles = await event.member.fetch_roles()
print(f"Member {event.member.id} fetch roles:", roles)
print(f"Member {event.member.id} get roles:", event.member.get_roles())
print(f"Member {event.member.id} role IDs:", event.member.role_ids)
@component.with_listener(hikari.MemberUpdateEvent)
async def check_roles_update(event: hikari.MemberUpdateEvent):
print(f"Member {event.member.id} updated")
roles = event.member.role_ids
print(f"Member {event.member.id} roles after update:", roles)
grand fjord
<@606031359915589633> if you are using `fetch_roles`, then you are hitting the A...
somehow this doesn't work. Idk if it has to do with the double updating or some weird interaction with sleep or something else entirely