Mentioning an Application Command #4351
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Mentioning an Application CommandIt would make sense for applications to be able to mention their own commands, allowing a way to instruct a user to another command. Use ExampleFor example, my bot implements Fortnite oAuth, which requires users to do How implementation could workI propose a way to link to an application command. This would allow the user to click on the "hyperlink type object" to start invoking the command, and hover over it for a description. Maybe look something like this? https://imgur.com/a/mfU4j5q. This could also be implemented for command options, choices, and subcommands. It could maybe be laid out like this? Client id: 146348630926819328
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Maybe it could be like this |
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This would be a great use case! |
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this would be really nice. Here is a concept I made for how I would like it to be
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Yesss! Love the icon |
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Requesting this to be closed as this is now implemented. The format is |
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Yep, this is now implemented on desktop. Mobile is soon to follow. Work is complete on Android (not yet deployed), and iOS is up next. |
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Can you mention a subcommand like requested in this discussion? 🤔 |
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yes, see #5186 |
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Ah perfect! Thank you |
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Yep, this is now implemented on desktop. Mobile is soon to follow. Work is complete on Android (not yet deployed), and iOS is up next.