Slash Command Check Fail

[tidal thistle]

    @commands.slash_command(
        name="modify",
        description="Modify a User."[:99],
        dm_permission=False,
        guild_ids=guild_ids(),
    )
    @commands.check(check_moderator_predicate)

def check_moderator_predicate(context):
    return is_moderator(context.author)

def is_moderator(member: Member) -> bool:
    """Check if a User is a Moderator."""
    member_role_ids = [role.id for role in member.roles]
    for moderator_role_id in get_moderator_roles():
        if moderator_role_id in member_role_ids:
            return True
    return False

I want to use the same check for prefix/slash commands. The decorator didn't afect the command's output to a non-moderator user.

Goal:

• Slash Command Checks, check if User has a Role

[blissful pivot]

what exactly is the iussue?

also

if any(moderator_role_id == role.id for role in member.roles):

[tidal thistle]

Slash Command check doesn't do anything

[versed cedar]

Because check only works for context commands.

-d slash_command_check

[grim shoal]

disnake.ext.commands.Bot.slash\_command\_check

slash_command_check(func)```
Similar to [`check()`](https://docs.disnake.dev/en/latest/ext/commands/api/bots.html#disnake.ext.commands.Bot.check "disnake.ext.commands.Bot.check") but for slash commands.

[tidal thistle]

No commands.slash_command_check, taking a look at the docs you sent

[tawny stratus]

the @commands.check decorator works for slash commands, but the bot-level one doesn't

your code seems fine at first glance

[versed cedar]

Ah, so it does.

But either way it should raise a commands.CheckFailure which you then have to handle.

[tidal thistle]

It's as if the check isn't there, the command is available and executes for Non-Moderators. Anything I can test for to see where I'm going wrong?