I'm attempting to register commands in theGuildAvailable event handler (which is how I did it with Discord.NET), however it doesn't seem to work.

I'm using theDiscordShardedClient approach. If I do the following, mytest command will be registered:

IReadOnlyDictionary<int,SlashCommandsExtension>slashCommands=awaitDiscordClient.UseSlashCommandsAsync(SlashCommandsConfiguration);slashCommands.RegisterCommands<TestSlashCommandModule>(<redacted>);

This however, will not register it:

//...IReadOnlyDictionary<int,SlashCommandsExtension>slashCommands=awaitDiscordClient.UseSlashCommandsAsync(SlashCommandsConfiguration);DiscordClient.GuildAvailable+=(sender,args)=>DiscordClient_GuildAvailable(sender,args,slashCommands);//...privateasyncTaskDiscordClient_GuildAvailable(DiscordClientsender,GuildCreateEventArgsargs,IReadOnlyDictionary<int,SlashCommandsExtension>slashCommands){slashCommands.RegisterCommands<TestCommandModule>(args.Guild.Id);}

My best guess is this relates to this somewhat vague paragraph in thehelp documentation:

It does not support registering or editing commands at runtime. While you can make commands at runtime using the methods on the client, if you have a command class registered for that guild/globally if you're making global commands, it will be overwritten (therefore probably deleted) on the next startup due to the limitations of the bulk overwrite endpoint. If your usage of slash commands depends on dynamically registering commands, this extension will not work for you.

The "at runtime" thing seems a bit odd; surely the app is running the whole time, but you'd need to register commands at some point? Perhaps it refers to theDiscordClient being connected? Would this be prior toStartAsync() being called for theDiscordShardClient? If so, how are you supposed to get the guild ids to register the commands with without knowing them in advance and hard-coding them? If theGuildAvailable event happens too late for slash command registration, how do you register slash commands, when starting the bot, only for the guilds the bot is in (or specific guilds filtered based on some criteria) without hard-coding the guild ids or using global commands?

I don't need to dynamically change the commands while the bot is running, but I would like to set non-global slash commands on startup.

What am I missing?