Document with_counts param for GET /users/@me/guilds #5628
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iirc this is disabled for oauth2 and bots, and only works for user tokens has that changed? |
Well I'm using it in my project right now as we speak so I imagine it has. |
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i remember something about this param needing both guild members read and guilds |
Just tested with a bot token, worked fine for me. |
docs/resources/Guild.md
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| | approximate_member_count? | integer | approximate number of members in this guild, returned from the `GET /guilds/<id>` and `/users/@me/guilds` (OAuth2) endpoints when `with_counts` is `true` | | ||
| | approximate_presence_count? | integer | approximate number of non-offline members in this guild, returned from the `GET /guilds/<id>` and `/users/@me/guilds` (OAuth2) endpoints when `with_counts` is `true` | |
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Works on bot tokens too, so I would suggest removing the "(OAuth2)" text from this.
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Can't reproduce with following: GET /users/@me/guilds
{"with_counts": True}I get an exception: What do I miss? I use a bot token |
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it's a query param, gets don't take body's |
Ah okay. So e.g. |
Yep. |
* Document with_counts param for GET /users/@me/guilds * Update docs/resources/Guild.md --------- Co-authored-by: shay <[email protected]>
I noticed the with_counts query parameter isn't documented for
/users/@me/guilds, this PR documents it.