Krishnan Shankar

@Rolodo could you please share? I would love to know how you went about doing this...

I will (attempt) to fix this issue

When I try to reproduce the issue, none of the boxes are grayed out. Do I need any users/prior restrictions before unchecking?

I'm on Windows - it is on somewhat of a restricted policy, so that may be the case (works fine on my other Linux PC). Although I don't see how...

So the extension wrote the API key perfectly in `~/.wakatime.cfg`. ``` [settings] api_key = the_key ``` However, it can't read the API key it just wrote...  And my user...

I'm not sure what you mean - the current implementation (using `reply`) just sends a message, which happens to reference the activation command. Using `send` instead (when an `HTTPException` is...

Using a normal send does exactly what bots did pre-application-commands, which is just sending a message as a response. I don't get why this is impractical? And how is a...

What I was referring to was `BridgeExtContext._respond()`, which currently uses `self._get_super("reply")(*args, **kwargs)` to send a reply. A possible fix would be `except`ing an HTTPException here, and using `self._get_super("_get_channel")().send(*args, **kwargs)` to...

As @OliMations mentioned, this would be when the message containing the activation command becomes "unavailable". I'm still unsure of what exactly this means, however.

> > When would a reply not be possible? > > When the invocation message is deleted Won't that just make it reply to a "This message was deleted"? I...