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Between the Guide, GitHub examples, legacy code, and IDE autocomplete, there are several options for editing the messages related to Interactions, such as .edit(), .respond(), .edit_original_response(), .edit_original_message(), etc.
This is very confusing, especially when you try to work on Views again after a few months.
The Ideal Solution
A de facto guide on the various Interaction methods, when to use them, and what they affect would be incredibly helpful.
Ideally, this would include a screenshot of an interaction with as many pieces (followups, etc) as relevant, with labels detailing which piece would be operated on by each method -- including which ones trigger the responded flag.
The Current Solution
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Additional Context
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Summary
Visually explain Interaction Edit methods
The Problem
Between the Guide, GitHub examples, legacy code, and IDE autocomplete, there are several options for editing the messages related to Interactions, such as
.edit()
,.respond()
,.edit_original_response()
,.edit_original_message()
, etc.This is very confusing, especially when you try to work on Views again after a few months.
The Ideal Solution
A de facto guide on the various Interaction methods, when to use them, and what they affect would be incredibly helpful.
Ideally, this would include a screenshot of an interaction with as many pieces (followups, etc) as relevant, with labels detailing which piece would be operated on by each method -- including which ones trigger the
responded
flag.The Current Solution
No response
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: