Bot stalls while registering commands

[dense dagger]

My bot was working fine yesterday after noticing the new Cog section of the documentation (really cool thank you it worked perfectly.) After I changed to the cog system I noticed the updates to the packages in Announcements. I ran npm upgrade and started receiving the channel errors noted in another thread which I was able to fix. The bot now just stalls when registering commands, any idea what I can change? The registrations match the documentation as far as I can tell.

Log: https://pastebin.com/BrPAYDa3
Package.json: https://pastebin.com/rRQyYjWA
register snippet: https://pastebin.com/xeiryjk8
"COG"s implementation: https://pastebin.com/dtS487BH

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[upper jacinth]

wdym stall? the last log line shows it is done

[dense dagger]

but it never goes through guild commands

it stops at global commands

[upper jacinth]

Does the guild Id array actually gave values? Have you checked that?

@jaunty stream also uses guild only commands with bulk overwrite

[dense dagger]

Yes it does, I've been using it that way

[upper jacinth]

https://github.com/sapphiredev/gemboard

[dense dagger]

I will take a look thank you

Yes mine are set up just like this except I only have one guild I use at a time (making a D&D game bot for a specific server) so I pass along 1 value. in this case it's passing:

{ guildIds: ['984143580241211412'] }

[dense dagger]

Ok so I didn't get anywhere with that.

I tried starting from a clean branch and redid the cog system again. The instructions in the guide worked perfectly for commands already registered.

When I tried creating a new command for a feature I am starting on I started receiving this error.

https://pastebin.com/X25kVuhh (Console Output)
https://pastebin.com/SQn0ir7z (src/Dashboard/commands/dashboard.ts)

This is set up the same way as all the other previously registered commands.

[upper jacinth]

And you're saying it worked fine before the cog system?

[dense dagger]

Correct

[upper jacinth]

One more check question, you implemented the system exactly like on the guide page? In terms of extending the sapphire client, and registering in the constructor?

[dense dagger]

Yes I did let me show

https://pastebin.com/VWe1Pzmk

[upper jacinth]

I have an idea what it might be but I'm on mobile now so I cannot easily check the sapphire code to confirm.

[dense dagger]

ok well any help you could give when possible would be great I really like this cog layout for this project

[upper jacinth]

I'll check my hunch later

[dense dagger]

Any chance you were able to look at this?

[upper jacinth]

Not yet

[upper jacinth]

@dense dagger can you share a github repo of the bot or otherwise a small reproducible sample? My hunch wasn't correct so I'd like to properly debug this.

[dense dagger]

Yes I’d be happy to but I’m not at home I’ll send it asap

[dense dagger]

https://github.com/whackdev/BeholderSapphire/tree/refactor/cogs

That's the repo the branch is refactor/cogs