Discord Bot Maker version (master branch only supports the beta 2.0.x)
[x] 2.1.1
Describe the bug
Many parts of Set Role Voice Channel Permissions are not working as intended. These include:
When using First server role on a temp var for the vc, it ends the interaction sequence, thus breaking slash commands.
and when trying to set the permissions based on the command user's VC it sets it for the text chat instead of the voice chat.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Make a new slash command
Add a set role voice channel perms, or add a store member info before if you want to test the first bug as command user vc doesnt work. Then set it to first server role and deny connect permissions.
Run the command.
See errors
Expected behavior
The permissions for the specified role will be adjusted without the interaction sequence ending, allowing me to send a confirmation message.
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Error messages
If there was an error message please put it here. (plain text)
Error with the Command "voice lock" - Action #9 (Send Message):
DiscordAPIError: Interaction has already been acknowledged.
Discord Bot Maker version (master branch only supports the beta 2.0.x)
Describe the bug Many parts of Set Role Voice Channel Permissions are not working as intended. These include: When using First server role on a temp var for the vc, it ends the interaction sequence, thus breaking slash commands. and when trying to set the permissions based on the command user's VC it sets it for the text chat instead of the voice chat.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The permissions for the specified role will be adjusted without the interaction sequence ending, allowing me to send a confirmation message.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Error messages If there was an error message please put it here. (plain text) Error with the Command "voice lock" - Action #9 (Send Message): DiscordAPIError: Interaction has already been acknowledged.