Bump serenity from 0.10.10 to 0.12.1

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Bumps serenity from 0.10.10 to 0.12.1.

Release notes

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v0.12.1

Thanks to the following for their contributions:

• @​arqunis
• @​GnomedDev
• @​jamesbt365
• @​kangalio
• @​logand22
• @​mkrasnitski
• @​SenseiHiraku
• @​vaporoxx
• @​vidhanio
• @​Xaeroxe
• @​yanorei32

Notable changes

In this release, the standard framework has been deprecated (#2733).

As Discord continues to endorse and evolve application commands (/... commands, user commands, message commands, etc.), the standard framework becomes increasingly outdated. Bots are also steadily losing (and already have lost) access to contents of messages, making it difficult to build a prefix-only bot. Unless you plan on restricting your bot to only accept commands in DMs, allowing its presence in only fewer than 100 guilds, or presenting a reasonable justification to Discord for permission to continue using message contents, you should migrate to application commands. We recommend poise, which supports writing both prefix and application commands with a #[command] macro like the standard framework.

Why not just update the framework?

Poise already exists and is better than the standard framework. Efforts should be directed at improving poise instead. To support application commands would require an overhaul of the standard framework, as they are special (for instance, Discord parses arguments on behalf of the bot and passes them as structured data, whereas for prefix commands, the bot must parse by itself).

Smaller, but still notable changes

• (#2621) Add a temporary cache for messages.
• (#2649) Deprecate RoleId::to_role_cached - Use Guild::roles instead.
• (#2726) Pack bitflags - Reduces alignments of bitflags! types, resulting in a smaller memory footprint.
• (#2696) Support attachments in forum posts.
• (#2560) Add support for monetization apis.
• (#2648) Deprecate inefficient emoji helpers - use the emoji methods on guildid/guild instead.

v0.12.0

This release turned out to be one of serenity's largest ever, with well over 300 PRs in total! It contains quite a few major breaking changes to the API. Therefore, the changelog for this release also serves as a migration guide for users upgrading from the 0.11 series.

Thanks to the following for their contributions:

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Changelog

Sourced from serenity's changelog.

[0.12.1] - 2024-02-28

Thanks to the following for their contributions:

• [@​arqunis]
• [@​GnomedDev]
• [@​jamesbt365]
• [@​kangalio]
• [@​logand22]
• [@​mkrasnitski]
• [@​SenseiHiraku]
• [@​vaporoxx]
• [@​vidhanio]
• [@​Xaeroxe]
• [@​yanorei32]

Notable changes

In this release, the standard framework has been deprecated (#2733).

As Discord continues to endorse and evolve application commands (/... commands, user commands, message commands, etc.), the standard framework becomes increasingly outdated. Bots are also steadily losing (and already have lost) access to contents of messages, making it difficult to build a prefix-only bot. Unless you plan on restricting your bot to only accept commands in DMs, allowing its presence in only fewer than 100 guilds, or presenting a reasonable justification to Discord for permission to continue using message contents, you should migrate to application commands. We recommend poise, which supports writing both prefix and application commands with a #[command] macro like the standard framework.

Why not just update the framework?

Poise already exists and is better than the standard framework. Efforts should be directed at improving poise instead. To support application commands would require an overhaul of the standard framework, as they are special (for instance, Discord parses arguments on behalf of the bot and passes them as structured data, whereas for prefix commands, the bot must parse by itself).

Smaller, but still notable changes

• (#2621) Add a temporary cache for messages.
• (#2649) Deprecate RoleId::to_role_cached - Use Guild::roles instead.
• (#2726) Pack bitflags - Reduces alignments of bitflags! types, resulting in a smaller memory footprint.
• (#2696) Support attachments in forum posts.
• (#2560) Add support for monetization APIs.
• (#2648) Deprecate inefficient Emoji helpers - Use the emoji methods on GuildId/Guild instead.

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Commits

• c591d25 Fix documentation typo of GetMessages builder (#2780)
• d85d99f Remove redundant imports
• e1dc9f3 Bump version
• adbf811 Add changelog for v0.12.1 (#2778)
• 47be39c Remove outdated comment about bots not being able to send stickers (#2779)
• 37b0ff2 Add UserPublicFlags::SPAMMER (#2679)
• 472fbed Add Clone to the Interactions Endpoint Verifier (#2777)
• 40926fa Update GuildChannel::last_message_id for channels stored in the cache when ...
• dce30fd Remove outdated comment (#2762)
• b4b907a Update nightly version to fix broken nightly detection (#2761)
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Superseded by #213.