Michael H
Michael H
Your traceback includes code which isn't shown here, and your "minimal reproducable code" doesn't do anything on it's own as it has no entrypoint to where the bot is run....
It really doesn't make sense to use a discord specific library for Oauth, especially when one of the core uses of Ouath with discord would be to get a user...
> The python docs do not mention this strangely. They actually do. [CREATE_NO_WINDOW](https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#subprocess.CREATE_NO_WINDOW) is specifically under the windows constants section, and where mentioned prior to this, it's in reference to...
This sounds like a bad idea. If you're consistently reaching the only code path that can have this happen, you're getting a 429 without at least some of the ratelimit...
The stuff right above the lines which were linked have the actual ratelimit handling: discord.py [does handle ratelimits](https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py/blob/e870bb1335e3f824c83a40df4ea9b17f215fde63/discord/http.py#L635-L752), it just doesn't sit around forever if for some reason you're exceeding...
Just gonna bump this for attention, as it's come up as a meaningful issue with the design of intersections that type checkers are not currently handling this. There are probably...
Having it configurable is problematic as this is a base behavior that other things need to be able to rely on being correct.
Outside of as a workaround for #487, probably not. IntEnums already come with boundary checks (even included in the example there) for internal to the enum situations. I'd probably avoid...
I'd also benefit from enum members in Literals. Somewhat useful for reused flags that not all flags are valid for all fields, comes up with a few external APIs I've...
wew, this one fell threw the cracks. Merged a long time ago