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[Feature]: Use .fetch() instead of .resolve() for simple command args
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When using a simple command arg for a channel or user, the library internally uses .resolve() which will attempt to pull the target from the client’s cache. This means if the target is not cached, null will be returned.
Unfortunately moving to use .fetch() would require async and some error handling logic. The other option would be to explicitly document the behaviour and ensure that where appropriate users handle the null case.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:8 (6 by maintainers)
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sure thanks for reporting, This issue will be resolved very soon.
Was a little busy today so didn’t get around to a review, but all looks good!
Thanks for working on this 😄