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•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

if i don't await the first request to defer my interaction reply, the editReply and everything run and things appear fine but obviously i think i should be able to await that first request

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DIAdiscord.js - Imagine an app

•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

hmm nothing is throwing 👀

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DIAdiscord.js - Imagine an app

•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

cool thanks for the tips!

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DIAdiscord.js - Imagine an app

•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

creating my api client:

const rest = new REST({ version: "10" }).setToken(
  process.env.DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN!,
);
const api = new API(rest);

const rest = new REST({ version: "10" }).setToken(
  process.env.DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN!,
);
const api = new API(rest);

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DIAdiscord.js - Imagine an app

•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

running @discordjs/[email protected] and @discordjs/[email protected]

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DIAdiscord.js - Imagine an app

•Created by ̶v̶o̶i̶d̶ on 8/5/2023 in #djs-questions

@discordjs/rest requests behave differently when deployed to a serverless node environment vs. local

        await api.interactions.defer(message.id, message.token, {
          flags: 64,
        });
        const result = await command.run(message.id);
        await api.interactions.editReply(
          process.env.DISCORD_APP_ID!,
          message.token,
          {
            content: result,
            flags: 64,
          },
        );

        await api.interactions.defer(message.id, message.token, {
          flags: 64,
        });
        const result = await command.run(message.id);
        await api.interactions.editReply(
          process.env.DISCORD_APP_ID!,
          message.token,
          {
            content: result,
            flags: 64,
          },
        );

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