Updating command permissions removes any custom overrides. Using multiple add() instead of set() calls could be a solution, but could also cause rate-limiting if there are a lot of staff roles.
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if (req.user.accessToken) { |
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Promise.all([ |
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'Create ticket for user', |
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'claim', |
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'force-close', |
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'move', |
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'priority', |
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'release', |
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].map(name => |
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client.application.commands.permissions.set({ |
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command: client.application.commands.cache.find(cmd => cmd.name === name), |
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guild, |
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permissions: [ |
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{ |
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id: guild.id, // @everyone |
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permission: false, |
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type: ApplicationCommandPermissionType.Role, |
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}, |
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...category.staffRoles.map(id => ({ |
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id, |
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permission: true, |
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type: ApplicationCommandPermissionType.Role, |
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})), |
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], |
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token: req.user.accessToken, |
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}), |
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)) |
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.then(() => client.log.success('Updated application command permissions in "%s"', guild.name)) |
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.catch(error => client.log.error(error)); |
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} |