Why is ActivityType.Custom excluded from the presence ActivityOptions[]?

See code here in index.d.ts:

export interface ActivityOptions {
  name?: string;
  url?: string;
  type?: Exclude<ActivityType, ActivityType.Custom>;
  shardId?: number | readonly number[];
}

export interface ActivityOptions {
  name?: string;
  url?: string;
  type?: Exclude<ActivityType, ActivityType.Custom>;
  shardId?: number | readonly number[];
}

Solution:

Update: the exclusion has been removed and typescript is no longer mad at me. ```ts export interface ActivityOptions { name: string; state?: string;...

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Favna•4mo ago

This is not sapphire related. These types come from DiscordJS. Bots cannot have custom statuses.

mooseeOP•4mo ago

That must've changed recently as all of my bots have had custom statuses for the last 8 or so months

Solution

moosee•4mo ago

Update: the exclusion has been removed and typescript is no longer mad at me.

export interface ActivityOptions {
  name: string;
  state?: string;
  url?: string;
  type?: ActivityType;
  shardId?: number | readonly number[];
}

export interface ActivityOptions {
  name: string;
  state?: string;
  url?: string;
  type?: ActivityType;
  shardId?: number | readonly number[];
}

Very confusing what that was all about! The bots worked fine either way but I never like seeing red in my IDE

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Why is ActivityType.Custom excluded from the presence ActivityOptions[]?