slash command options not working

[frigid ferry]

hi, I recently started making a new bot after coming from V3 version of this library. I've created a test command with command options, but even though the command is showing up, the options aren't. This is my Code:

bot = Client(intents=Intents.DEFAULT, token=TOKEN)


@listen()
async def on_startup():
    print("bot is running")


@slash_command(name="channel_ban",
               description="excludes a member from a channel",
               options=[
                   SlashCommandOption(
                       name="channel",
                       description="the channel that the user should no longer be able to access",
                       required=True,
                       type=OptionType.CHANNEL
                   ), SlashCommandOption(
                       name="member",
                       description="the member who should no longer be able to access the channel",
                       required=True,
                       type=OptionType.USER
                   )
               ],
               scopes=[
                   806555455710691409
               ])
async def channel_ban(ctx: SlashContext, channel: GuildChannel, member: Member):
    print(channel)
    print(member)


bot.start()

The error Im getting makes sense to me, since I haven't been able to pass any arguments via discord, of course they are missing:

TypeError: channel_ban() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'channel' and 'member'

any ideas on why this is happening?

[latent path]

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[frigid ferry]

this is what shows up:

[opal reef]

why not using @slash_options decorator?

@slash_command("channel_ban", description="excludes a member from a channel")
@slash_option("channel", "the channel that the user should no longer be able to access", OptionType.CHANNEL, required=True)
@slash_option("user", "the member who should no longer be able to access the channel", OptionType.USER, required=True)
async def channel_ban(ctx: SlashContext, channel: GuildChannel, member: Member):
    print(channel)
    print(member)

[frigid ferry]

I don't like the way the code is organized that way, but I did try this just to make sure that this isn't the issue

[glad yarrow]

logging_level=logging.DEBUG
Can you add this in the Client then send the logs

Note: The logs will be quite long

[frigid ferry]

Where should I see these logs? Can't seem to get any

[glad yarrow]

interminal

[frigid ferry]

that's weird

there are no logs in my terminal

[glad yarrow]

can you send the code youre running?

there should be a lot of stuff bursting from terminal unless you saved logs to othee places

[frigid ferry]

import logging
from interactions import Client, Intents


bot = Client(intents=Intents.DEFAULT,
             token=TOKEN,
             logging_level=logging.DEBUG)

this is what Im currently running

and this is what Im getting

[glad yarrow]

full code please

[frigid ferry]

import logging

import interactions
from interactions import Client, Intents, listen, slash_command, SlashContext, Member, GuildChannel, SlashCommandOption, \
    OptionType, slash_option


bot = Client(intents=Intents.DEFAULT,
             token=TOKEN,
             logging_level=logging.DEBUG)


@listen()
async def on_startup():
    print("bot is running")


@slash_command(name="channel_ban",
               description="excludes a member from a channel",
               options=[
                   SlashCommandOption(
                       name="channel",
                       description="the channel that the user should no longer be able to access",
                       required=True,
                       type=OptionType.CHANNEL
                   ), SlashCommandOption(
                       name="member",
                       description="the member who should no longer be able to access the channel",
                       required=True,
                       type=OptionType.USER
                   )
               ],
               scopes=[
                   806555455710691409
               ])
async def channel_ban(ctx: SlashContext, channel: GuildChannel, member: Member):
    print(channel)
    print(member)


bot.start()

[frigid ferry]

Uhm I don't know why, but after coming back to the project, I have one command working like intended, but the other one with broken options is still there

any ideas on how to remove the broken one?

[uncut inlet]

There's an option to remove unused commands in the interactions.Client class

delete_unused_application_cmds

Just remember to remove it again after you're done as it delays the bot start by a bit

[frigid ferry]

thank you, this worked! Sorry for the late response though...