Are my slashcommands guild based or global?
When I use
registerApplicationCommands (like shown in the picture) does that command get registered in a single guild or globally (in development environment)? and if it is registered globally, can I made it so it gets registered in a test guild only when NODE_ENV is dev?
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global, and you can set
guildIds in the second paramater of registerChatInputCommand, if you set it to an empty array or undefined then they're still global so just do a simple ternary check of process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'myguildid' : undefined or leverage the same in Globally configuring guildIds if you want it to count for all commandsSapphire Framework
Globally configuring guildIds | Sapphire
Previously at Registering Chat Input Commands - guildIds we covered how to register single commands
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Solution
global, and you can set
guildIds in the second paramater of registerChatInputCommand, if you set it to an empty array or undefined then they're still global so just do a simple ternary check of process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'myguildid' : undefined or leverage the same in Globally configuring guildIds if you want it to count for all commandsSapphire Framework
Globally configuring guildIds | Sapphire
Previously at Registering Chat Input Commands - guildIds we covered how to register single commands
either way technically this should never be an issue because you should use different bot applications for dev and prod and you can just set your dev bot to not be invitable by others so you control in which guilds it is
after the builder's closing
) tag, you can use { guildIds: [] } to set a guild id for that command, no idea how to only allow it when node_env is dev though
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ah didn't realize undefined would actually work there lmao
this would also
but explicitly setting undefined is the same as not adding the property at all
getting annoyed having to learn python and php ;-; my js knowledge is struggling