Add support for user installs #17
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unfortunately kind of wasted PR :( /ai cannot work in DMs since it uses threads, and /summarize cannot work in DMs because it doesn't have access to message history... my dreams are shattered |
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i may add a param to |
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Discord recently added a feature which allows discord bots to be installed to a user instead of/alongside a guild. This allows for slash command usage in DMs, group chats or guilds where the bot is not invited if the user has the app installed to their user. These changes are the minimum required for the current slash commands to work globally, and there's no concern over usage of these commands sinec they're already behind a whitelist. For some reason discord.py haven't released a new version in almost a year so changing the requirements to fetch discord.py from the git is required to make sure support exists.