Is there any disadvantage when registering global commands on bot startup?
I'm trying to create a bot that is simple to setup and run yourself, which would also require it to register its own commands itself.
Are there any issues if I register the commands before logging the bot in, which would essentially overwrite the global commands every time you restart it?
As far as I can tell, overwriting commands does not count towards the daily creation limit.
Or should I get the currently registered commands and manually check them for differences before trying to overwrite them?
I know that the common practice is to use a
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It's better to check difference
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You won't but it's not good practice.
I would advise at minimun have a seperate process that re-registers all your commands and run that when you make changes to them.
The perfect implementation is to create/edit/delete per-command, but doing a full "set" to rest only when you make changes, is a good middle ground in my eyes.