Update to discord.py 2.0.1, add slash command functionality #93
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modified secrets.py to use dotenv for easier cloud deployment Add slash commands
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Added async/await model as specified by migration guide.
Changed decorators to hybrid_command
What was tested:
Bot running locally
Bot running on cloud environment
Tested the following commands:
/prefix
/cmd cmd: -question "question" -label "some-label" -hide_votes -roles "test-role" -options 1
/help
/close
IMPORTANT:
Permissions flag is now -1073615808 (adds slash command). This requires re-adding the bot to all servers its being used in to update permissions.
Privileged Gateway Intents might break something, if so may need to disable some intents, I do not have this bot on 100+ servers to test this.
Other changes:
Removed some dependencies in requirements.txt that were seemingly unused