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Expand Up @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ If you want your commands automatically registered, set ``sync_commands`` to ``T

from discord_slash import SlashCommand

slash = SlashCommand(client, auto_register=True)
slash = SlashCommand(client, sync_commands=True)

Or, if you prefer to have more control, you can use :mod:`.utils.manage_commands`.

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How to delete slash commands?
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You can enable auto deletion of unused commands by setting ``auto_delete`` to ``True`` at :class:`.client.SlashCommand`.
If ``sync_commands`` is set to ``True``, commands will automatically be removed as needed.

.. code-block:: python

from discord_slash import SlashCommand
slash = SlashCommand(auto_delete = True)

.. note::
This will make a request for **every** single guild your bot is in.

Or you can do it manually by this methods:
However, if you are not using ``sync_commands`` you can do it manually by this methods:

* Deleting a single command with :meth:`utils.manage_commands.remove_slash_command`
* Deleting all commands using :meth:`utils.manage_commands.remove_all_commands`
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