- Add builder.Logging.AddConsole() to DiscordBot Program.cs so logs
are visible in docker logs.
- Add granular LogInformation/LogError calls to DiscordNewSessionCommand
and DiscordRescheduleCommand to diagnose failures.
- Use InteractionCallback.DeferredMessage() + ModifyResponseAsync pattern
for /newsession and /reschedule to avoid Discord 3-second interaction
timeout.
- Bump version → 3.0.8
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace REST GetGuildAsync/GetGuildUserAsync calls with authoritative
member.Permissions from the slash-command interaction payload. Discord
already resolves channel/guild permissions in the interaction JSON, so
we no longer need to fetch the guild via REST (which returns 404 when
the bot is not a REST member of the guild, e.g. user-installed apps).
Keep a best-effort GetGuildAsync call only to obtain OwnerId for the
permission checker fallback, swallowing 404 silently.
Bump version → 3.0.7
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Context.Guild in NetCord resolves the Guild object from the gateway client cache
(cache.Guilds.GetValueOrDefault(guildId)), not from the interaction JSON payload.
After a bot restart, the guild may not yet be cached when the first slash command
arrives, causing Context.Guild to be null even though the command is invoked
inside a guild channel. This produced "This command can only be used in a guild."
Changes:
- DiscordListSessionsCommand: use Context.Interaction.GuildId instead of Context.Guild.Id
- DiscordNewSessionCommand: use Context.Interaction.GuildId + REST GetGuildAsync/GetGuildUserAsync
- DiscordRescheduleCommand: same as above
- DiscordSessionInteractionModule: same fix for button interactions (CreateInput)
- Add null guard in GetResolvedPermissions for safety
- Bump version to 3.0.5
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Toutsu