Can deferEdit have ability to modify allowedMention as well?

[MandarinSmell]

Hello, it's first time to use JDA, just started to use it days ago. I'm trying to perform message with Discord SlectMenu, Button, etc. I made my own class, so that bot can handle component interactions like below

public void performInteraction(GenericComponentInteractionCreateEvent event) {
    MessageChannel ch = event.getChannel();
    Guild g = msg.getGuild();

    //... After some codes

    event.deferEdit()
             .setContent("Text with role ping") //Text is example
             .setActionRows(getComponents(g))
             .queue();

    //... Other codes here
}

I made message not ping any roles or members when creating message like below

ch.sendMessage("Text with role ping") //Text is example
         .allowedMneitons(new ArrayList<>())
         .setActionRows(//Add Components)
         .queue();

I now have problem when use this code that if I use one of component in this message, bot will change role ping depending on SlectMenu that I added. Problem is that it starts to ping role even though I made it not do that. Actually, the reason why first code block lacks method about allowed mention is because deferEdit(), or MessageEditCallbackAction doesn't support such. Storing Message instance of this message could make me able to edit message with allowed mention modifying, but then component now shows This interaction failed (...obviously)

So I wonder if there's way to make my bot not ping (even though editing message doesn't give mentions, but still) role/members when using deferEdit() method. I decided to choose Question one instead of Feature Request because I lack deep knowledge of Discord data structure. Like, it can be that I'm asking this without knowing that deferEdit feature can't support modifying allowedMentions. As long as Discord allows, can deferEdit() also have modifies of allowedMention?

event.deferEdit()
        .setContent("Text with role ping") //Text is example
        .setActionRows(getComponents(g))
        .allowedMentions(new ArrayList<>())
        .queue();

[Splayfery]

You should use .deferReply() instead of deferEdit()

[MandarinSmell]

That creates new message while I want to edit original message. Message.editMessage() can provide modifying allowed mention without creating new message, so it should work same for deferEdit() way unless Discord really didn't support such

[MinnDevelopment]

With the Message Rework (#2187), you should be able to modify allowed mentions on every edit request.