oldMember and newMember timeout issue

const oldTimeout = oldMember.communicationDisabledUntilTimestamp
const newTimeout = newMember.communicationDisabledUntilTimestamp
console.log("oldTimeout:", oldTimeout)
console.log("newTimeout:", newTimeout)

// timeout added
if (!oldTimeout && newTimeout) {...}

const oldTimeout = oldMember.communicationDisabledUntilTimestamp
const newTimeout = newMember.communicationDisabledUntilTimestamp
console.log("oldTimeout:", oldTimeout)
console.log("newTimeout:", newTimeout)

// timeout added
if (!oldTimeout && newTimeout) {...}

why isn't

oldTimeout

oldTimeout

null when the

oldMember

oldMember

wasn't timed out previously?
I'm trying to make timeout logs but sometimes the

oldTimeout

oldTimeout

isn't null but the

oldMember

oldMember

wan't on timeout
I see that if I don't manually remove the timeout (i.e. timeout is removed automatically by discord), the oldTimeout is available, what should I do to properly check the timeout is added to a member?

d.js toolkit•7/3/23, 5:56 AM

• What's your exact discord.js

npm list discord.js

npm list discord.js

and node

node -v

node -v

version?
• Post the full error stack trace, not just the top part!
• Show your code!
• Explain what exactly your issue is.
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ShauryaOP•7/3/23, 5:58 AM

Syjalo•7/3/23, 6:10 AM

It would be null if the member never was timed out or someone did .
If you want to check whether the member was timed out use

SSyjalo It would be null if the member never was timed out or someone did `.timeout(null...

ShauryaOP•7/3/23, 6:24 AM

oh, yea, thanks that works