Currently when we get objects like guildConfig and economyUsers, we compare them with the 'default' object (in the types folder) so make sure they are up-to-date, since fields can be added between versions.
The current way this is done is problematic, as it only copies 1-layer deep and doesn't work for complex data types like nested objects, arrays, etc...
Currently when we get objects like
guildConfigandeconomyUsers, we compare them with the 'default' object (in the types folder) so make sure they are up-to-date, since fields can be added between versions.The current way this is done is problematic, as it only copies 1-layer deep and doesn't work for complex data types like nested objects, arrays, etc...