Using IF, how do I tell the library that a Slash Command is intended for a specific guild vs meant to be global? I understand that I can register commands via RegisterCommands*Async, but how would they determine a command meant for a guild over a command meant for global publication? (Currently, I'm just publishing to a dev guild for the faster refresh, but I have a test I want to do in DM's, but guild commands can't be used in DM).
#How to designate between Guild and Global Slash Commands in IF?
tacit osprey
tacit osprey
Unrelated bonus question: According to discord docs, you can use </NAME SUBCOMMAND_GROUP SUBCOMMAND:ID> syntax to hyperlink a slash command -- is the ID of each slash command in IF stored in Context.Interaction.Id, or is that just the Id of the current interaction?
random coyote
That's the id of interaction
random coyote
Using IF, how do I tell the library that a Slash Command is intended for a speci...
global commands update instantly after perms v2 update iirc
tacit osprey
Even still, is there a way to differentiate which slash command is supposed to be global versus guild-level ? End result will have mostly global, but a few guild-level commands that are custom tailored.
random coyote
I believe that's not possible
Yup, discord does not send you anything that could determine what kind of command was used
tacit osprey
I meant is there like an attribute or a way to filter the commands registered from the interaction service to control which is registered globally versus a guild
random coyote
ah
there's a DontAutoRegister attribute
add it to module that is meant to be for guild commands
and then register the module with InteractionService.AddModulesToGuildAsync
tacit osprey
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tacit osprey
That's the id of interaction
regarding this part, do you know where the discord-sided ID of a slash command is stored, or how to retrieve said info ? Do I have to make a separate call to pull this info back or does DNet cache this when registering commands ?
random coyote
iirc d.net doesn't cache app commands
but
yup, InteractionService.RegisterCommands...Async & AddModulesToGuildAsync return a collection of RestGuildCommand
which have .Id property
so you could cache ids after registering commands
or
call DiscordsocketClient.Rest.GetXApplicationCommands
X being either Guild or Global
it returns same collection of rest guild commands which have the id