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> ## TL;DR
> This pull request fixes a case sensitivity issue in the `commandhandler.ts` file. The file name `internalCommands` has been changed to `internalcommands` to match the actual file name.
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> ## What changed
> In the `commandhandler.ts` file, the `require.resolve` method was previously trying to resolve `./internalCommands`, which does not exist. This has been corrected to `./internalcommands`.
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> ## How to test
> To test this change, you can try to run the `reloadCommands` function in the `CommandHandler` class. If the function runs without any errors, it means that the `require.resolve` method is now correctly resolving the `internalcommands` file.
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> ## Why make this change
> This change is necessary because the `require.resolve` method is case-sensitive. If the file name does not match exactly, it will not be able to resolve the file and will throw an error. This change ensures that the `require.resolve` method can correctly resolve the `internalcommands` file, preventing any potential errors.
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> ## TL;DR > This pull request fixes a case sensitivity issue in the `commandhandler.ts` file. The file name `internalCommands` has been changed to `internalcommands` to match the actual file name. > > ## What changed > In the `commandhandler.ts` file, the `require.resolve` method was previously trying to resolve `./internalCommands`, which does not exist. This has been corrected to `./internalcommands`. > > ## How to test > To test this change, you can try to run the `reloadCommands` function in the `CommandHandler` class. If the function runs without any errors, it means that the `require.resolve` method is now correctly resolving the `internalcommands` file. > > ## Why make this change > This change is necessary because the `require.resolve` method is case-sensitive. If the file name does not match exactly, it will not be able to resolve the file and will throw an error. This change ensures that the `require.resolve` method can correctly resolve the `internalcommands` file, preventing any potential errors.