discord.js - Imagine an app•3w ago

[Solved] Voice States cleared

Hey, I noticed that when I get the voice channel, check for the members in the channel I only get the bot member while it should return me and the bot user. I have the feeling that this is bcs of my makeCache and sweepers settings. This is my config:

    makeCache: Discord.Options.cacheWithLimits({
        ApplicationCommandManager: 0,
        BaseGuildEmojiManager: 0,
        GuildEmojiManager: 0,
        GuildEmojiRoleManager: 0,
        GuildBanManager: 0,
        GuildInviteManager: 0,
        GuildStickerManager: 0,
        StageInstanceManager: 0,
        PresenceManager: 0,
        GuildApplicationCommandManager: 0,
        ApplicationCommandPermissionsManager: 0,
        ThreadMemberManager: 0,
        MessageManager: 0,
        ThreadManager: 0,
        VoiceStateManager: {
            maxSize: 0,
            keepOverLimit: (voiceState) => typeof voiceState.channelId === "string"
        },
        UserManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
        },
        GuildMemberManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
        }
    }),
    sweepers: {
        messages: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: Discord.Sweepers.filterByLifetime({
                lifetime: 150,
                getComparisonTimestamp: (message) => message.editedTimestamp ?? message.createdTimestamp,
            }),
        },
        users: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (user) => user.id !== user.client.user?.id,
        },
        guildMembers: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (member) => member.id !== member.client.user?.id && (member.voice && member.voice.channelId),
        },
        threads: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (thread) => thread.archived,
        },
        voiceStates: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (voiceState) => typeof voiceState.channelId === "string"
        },
    }

    makeCache: Discord.Options.cacheWithLimits({
        ApplicationCommandManager: 0,
        BaseGuildEmojiManager: 0,
        GuildEmojiManager: 0,
        GuildEmojiRoleManager: 0,
        GuildBanManager: 0,
        GuildInviteManager: 0,
        GuildStickerManager: 0,
        StageInstanceManager: 0,
        PresenceManager: 0,
        GuildApplicationCommandManager: 0,
        ApplicationCommandPermissionsManager: 0,
        ThreadMemberManager: 0,
        MessageManager: 0,
        ThreadManager: 0,
        VoiceStateManager: {
            maxSize: 0,
            keepOverLimit: (voiceState) => typeof voiceState.channelId === "string"
        },
        UserManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
        },
        GuildMemberManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
        }
    }),
    sweepers: {
        messages: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: Discord.Sweepers.filterByLifetime({
                lifetime: 150,
                getComparisonTimestamp: (message) => message.editedTimestamp ?? message.createdTimestamp,
            }),
        },
        users: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (user) => user.id !== user.client.user?.id,
        },
        guildMembers: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (member) => member.id !== member.client.user?.id && (member.voice && member.voice.channelId),
        },
        threads: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (thread) => thread.archived,
        },
        voiceStates: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (voiceState) => typeof voiceState.channelId === "string"
        },
    }

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d.js toolkit•3w ago

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seanOP•3w ago

I get the channel with

const channel = await client.channels.fetch(player.textChannelId).catch(() => {});

const channel = await client.channels.fetch(player.textChannelId).catch(() => {});

Didnt saw a other way to check if the voiceState is actually connected oh True :OMEGALUL: Beside that do you see anything else weird? Guilds GuildVoiceStates GuildMessages Are the ones I use I also need to say this only happens after some time being in voice with the bot. When I join and check 2 seconds after that join or so I see myself in the .members collection Changed the makeCache and sweepers to

        guildMembers: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (member) => member.id !== member.client.user?.id && member.voice.channelId === null,
        },
        voiceStates: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (voiceState) => voiceState.channelId === null
        },

        guildMembers: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (member) => member.id !== member.client.user?.id && member.voice.channelId === null,
        },
        voiceStates: {
            interval: 60,
            filter: () => (voiceState) => voiceState.channelId === null
        },

and

        VoiceStateManager: {
            maxSize: 0,
            keepOverLimit: (voiceState) => voiceState.channelId !== null
        },
        GuildMemberManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
            keepOverLimit: (member) => member.id === member.client.user?.id || member.voice.channelId !== null
        }

        VoiceStateManager: {
            maxSize: 0,
            keepOverLimit: (voiceState) => voiceState.channelId !== null
        },
        GuildMemberManager: {
            maxSize: 250_000,
            keepOverLimit: (member) => member.id === member.client.user?.id || member.voice.channelId !== null
        }

Thanks for the mention, I wanted to update this message when I'm fully sure it works now. Yep this one was indeed wrong :OMEGALUL: I kinda forgot how the filter handles the boolean

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