server.leave()

[fleet narwhal]

read below

@client.command()
@commands.guild_only()
async def leave(ctx, guild1):
  if ctx.author.id == 993619868710617108: 
    server = client.get_guild(guild1)
    try:
      await server.leave()
      await ctx.send(":thumbsup:")
      print(f"left {ctx.guild.name} | {ctx.guild.id}")
    except Exception as e:
      await ctx.send(":thumbsdown:")
      print(e)
  else:
    return```

getting the error 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'leave' and i have no idea why tbh

[bleak geyser]

maybe try
server = client.get_guild(int(guild1))

[fleet narwhal]

nope same error

[heavy flower]

For some reason, discord doesn't recognize IDs as valid integers, so I did a similar command with a modal and it worked

[fleet narwhal]

can you send the code so i can look at it?

[fleet narwhal]

cuz ive used similar code to this in my bot in another command and it worked so im super confused

[bleak geyser]

do you have guilds intent enabled?

[fleet narwhal]

yh

[gentle musk]

your code is fine (assuming you do int(guild1)), but it's returning None because the bot isn't in that guild or the guild ID is wrong

[heavy flower]

I suggested this because when I attempt to pass in a guild id in my slash command arguments, it shows "invalid integer" and doesn't let me invoke it

[heavy flower]

If you need help figuring out how to code a modal, pycord website has guides on it and there are tutos on yt