I don't wish to create a global bot, so after startup and internal initialization I register commands (bot.command()) dynamically. It works for everything but user_command(). If I register a user command before using bot.start() it works. Any idea?
#Registering user_commands after startup.
vestal pelican
The reason I register commands dynamically is because I need to convert some data loaded from a database into discord.Role and discord.Guild objects, and connect to external services before the bot starts answering commnads.
vestal pelican
Seems like sync_commands() solved my issue. Is there a better way to disable all commands until startup is done?
terse warren
The reason I register commands dynamically is because I need to convert some dat...
This is a discord limitation, not a py-cord one. Commands ONLY register/sync BEFORE the on_ready event, unless you manually sync as you have come to realize. 🙂