Differences between UserManager cache and GuildMemberManager cache
What's the difference between the UserManager cache and the GuildMemberManager cache? I understand the difference between a user and a GuildMember, but if the user cache is disabled does that mean guildMember.user wouldn't exist? or would it simply stop things like client.users? Ping on reply
Additionally, cache only applies when you access things in the cache right? for instance, if a interaction request comes in and I have the UserManager cache disabled, I can still do
intr.user. or intr.client.user correct?4 Replies
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ā¢ Not a discord.js issue? Check out #useful-servers.Is there a way to disable the user cache but not the client user?
okay gotcha
would it disable this getUser()?
since its getting it from the interaction options
guess I could test it real quick
perfect, looks like I should be able to disable the UserManager cache, should save a decent bit of memory
thanks!
that's true, just been looking into what I can disable as memory usage is getting quite high
I've limited messages, my Bot is Birthday Bot which uses the GuildMember cache quite a bit but not the user cache, only ever time it uses the user is when it accesses it from the GuildMember
Ah, the GuildMember references the user cache, that is good to know, yea then I shouldn't be disabling it
What is the use case for the
ApplicationCommandManager cache? Is it for viewing other application's commands?
Alright.
Last question (probably š) Does the GuildMember cache clean up old members? For instance, if I guild.members.fetch() will it replace the entire guild's member cache or simply update existing and add new entries?
If it doesn't remove old, I am guessing that is what the sweeper is for
That's very good to know, thank you
I am pretty sure there is a way but how do you make the bot fill a cache at start up, for instance, if I rely on the GuildMember cache I want the bot to guild.members.fetch() on start up
Found an answer to my question here: https://discord.com/channels/222078108977594368/987758148733509683/987767701231530106
I probably don't want to fetch all on startup
I currently have a job that runs periodically to update the GuildMember cache, I suppose I will just change it to only happen once