discord.js - Imagine ❄•12mo ago

guildMemberUpdate, function not executing as expected

Node.js: v20.5.1 Discord.js: v14.13.0 https://hastebin.com/share/etonilifab.typescript This function executes completely fine on the second, third and fourth execution. However, on the first it is unable to get oldMember, as it is not cached. How would I be able to have it so that it allows for me to synchronise their roles correctly? I attempted to use partials yet this did not work as roles can be added yet not removed.

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d.js toolkit•12mo ago

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InFiNiTy•12mo ago

force fetch oldMember Or just fetch To check if it actually throw GuildMember object or just undefined

Kinect3000•12mo ago

You can’t fetch old data Better off relying on the audit log event instead for tracking this sort of change

d.js docs•12mo ago

(event) Client#guildAuditLogEntryCreate Emitted whenever a guild audit log entry is created.

InFiNiTy•12mo ago

Honestly I havent coded anything in djs since long ago, could forgot some things 😐

Kinect3000•12mo ago

It’s a fairly new event They have it enabled. The issue is that they don’t have the old data of the member

oxiOP•12mo ago

Sorry just seen this now, I was thinking about using partials are audit logs more reliable than partials would be in this case? just wondering what the best approach would be is, using this to cross-sync roles accross two guilds and dont want them to get out of sync because of a caching issue ah yeah sorry just seen that it was the audit logs event, that will be as reliable as guildMemberUpdate, i was thinking it was fetching the logs via api and then getting the data that way. will attempt to implement it now

Kinect3000•12mo ago

Yes. Partials just allow you to receive the event, even if some of the data is missing. In this case, the old member data may not be present

oxiOP•12mo ago

guildAuditLogEntryCreate seems to run twice for each event, am I doing something wrong?

oxiOP•12mo ago

export default event('guildAuditLogEntryCreate', async ({ client }, auditLogEntry, guild) => {
    const { action } = auditLogEntry;
    if(action !== AuditLogEvent.MemberRoleUpdate) return;

    console.log(guild.name, auditLogEntry.changes);
    // . . .

export default event('guildAuditLogEntryCreate', async ({ client }, auditLogEntry, guild) => {
    const { action } = auditLogEntry;
    if(action !== AuditLogEvent.MemberRoleUpdate) return;

    console.log(guild.name, auditLogEntry.changes);
    // . . .

oxiOP•12mo ago

actually nevermind. its an issue with how im loading it

oxiOP•12mo ago

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guildMemberUpdate, function not executing as expected