v9.0.5 release

We are happy to announce the official release of D++ 9.0.5! This release brings a whole set of fixes and improvements to any project using the library, including one breaking change listed below.

The new release also brings with it pre-compiled .deb files for armv6 (Raspberry Pi Zero and Raspberry Pi Zero W) support. This allows you to use a pre-compiled D++ library even on really old or slow Pi devices. Please note that the armv6 version does not support voice, as the Pi Zero (which it is intended to be run on) is generally too slow and low spec to do this. If you really want voice support on an arm6 device we recommend you cross-compile the library.

We have also added a windows debug build (still x64) so that you can include a pre-compiled release in a windows debug project.

Release changelog

💥 Breaking changes

• The dpp::slashcommand resolved parameter types now have the type dpp::resolved_member where before it had dpp::user. The resolved_member struct is a structure which contains both a dpp::guild_member and a dpp::user as the Discord API provides both, and both are useful when handling application commands. Where you are using dpp::user as a resolved command parameter, please switch to using dpp::resolved_member instead.

🛠 Improvements

• add ephemeral attachments to interaction responses
• add cluster::rest_ping, tells you the ping latency of HTTPS requests from the library
• Add version field of app commands
• Update message types and flags
• Update role permissions
• Update command option type
• Add ephemeral boolean to attachment.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• safety checks for empty vectors when bulk adding commands
• Fix guild_set_nickname bug (endpoint had wrong parameter)
• fix application commands to prioritise application id passed in dpp::slashcommand over me.id from the dpp::cluster

📝 Documentation

• extra docs for armv6 builds
• additional FAQ entries
• fix spelling error dependendancies -> dependencies

👷 CI

• Clean and update ci.yml and toolchain files
• Add ARMv6ToolChain.cmake to produce armv6 builds
• add debug win64 build to produce debug pre-compiled windows builds

Thank you for using D++!