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Update guild.py (automod things) #76

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Fixed issues with create_automod_rule and added fetch_automod_rule (to fetch a single rule)

Fixed issues with create_automod_rule and added fetch_automod_rule


Signed-off-by: LukeZ <117578407+LukeZNotFound@users.noreply.github.com>
@The-LukeZ The-LukeZ marked this pull request as ready for review February 24, 2024 21:51
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PR Type: Enhancement

PR Summary: This pull request introduces enhancements to the discord/guild.py module by fixing issues with the existing create_automod_rule function and adding a new function, fetch_automod_rule, to fetch a single Auto Moderation rule by its ID. The changes aim to improve the functionality and flexibility of handling Auto Moderation rules within a guild.

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  • Ensure that the newly introduced fetch_automod_rule function is thoroughly tested, especially in scenarios where the rule ID does not exist or the user lacks the necessary permissions.
  • Consider adding more detailed documentation or examples on how the fetch_automod_rule and create_automod_rule functions can be used in conjunction, to provide users with a clearer understanding of their capabilities.
  • Review the changes made to the create_automod_rule function, particularly the handling of event_type and trigger_type parameters, to ensure they align with the intended design and do not introduce any regressions.

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async def fetch_automod_rule(self, rule_id: int) -> AutoModRule:
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Fetches a Auto Moderation rule for this guild by their ID
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nitpick (llm): There's a minor grammatical error in the documentation. It should be 'Fetches an Auto Moderation rule for this guild by its ID' instead of 'Fetches a Auto Moderation rule for this guild by their ID'.

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@mccoderpy mccoderpy merged commit 2c66204 into mccoderpy:developer Mar 5, 2024
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[Bug]: AutoMod rule fails to create
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