Hide slash command from user
drizzle-mizzle opened this issue · 5 comments
Is there way to hide slash command from some user/role so it could not be seen at all?
I found this closed issue #2172 and there was said that Discord doesn't support it yet, but I know it does in the current moment, so, is there way to do it with Discord.Net now, or it's not yet implemented?
To be precise, I want to hide a command from @everyone and allow it to be seen only from a certain user.
That could be done in server settings => integrations tab => edit command permissions.
As a bot developer you can only set the default guild permission required to see/execute the command, unless you setup oauth for you app, use that to get a bearer token from a user with perms in the guild to change command permissions & edit ones for the command.
That could be done in server settings => integrations tab => edit command permissions
Yep, that is what I'm talking about. I know there's no way to set the view permission for the command itself, but what if my bot has already joined the guild and got ManageGuild permission? It should be able to do the same thing then somehow, but I couldn't figure out how to actually do it.
As I said - it's not possible to do with a bot application.
Read the warning in the docs for the endpoint
This endpoint requires authentication with a Bearer token that has permission to manage the guild and its roles.
Oh, I see. I thought that you meant it as an option to get this permission, and that maybe just a bot permission itself would be equal for the token with it, but apparently it's not.
Thanks for your time.