Button or Hyperlink to a bot's Integrations page (or other pages) in the client

[jagrosh]

The Command Permissions section of the Integrations page for a bot is a useful alternative to trying to create commands/settings/etc that control who can use certain commands (which I think was the goal). However, leading a user (especially a user less-familiar with Discord) to this page is a bit tricky. Being able to provide a clickable hyperlink or button component that takes a user directly to this page (if possible for their permissions) would drastically smooth out the experience of switching to/integrating with the new permissions system.

A more broad version of this could have hyperlinks for various client pages, such as opening up the client to the bot's role permissions, or opening up the client with a prompt to create a permission override on a specific channel. For example, if a user tries to use a command for which the bot needs a specific permission in a specific channel and doesn't have it, this button or hyperlink would provide a prompt with which the user could confirm allowing the permission (instead of forcing all users of bots to be permission-gurus, which tends to lead to a lot of "just give the bot Admin").

[lsdimagine]

It's in our roadmap already :)

[spring4175]

However, leading a user (especially a user less-familiar with Discord) to this page is a bit tricky. Being able to provide a clickable hyperlink or button component that takes a user directly to this page (if possible for their permissions) would drastically smooth out the experience of switching to/integrating with the new permissions system.

I've added a context menu item on integrations' messages and member list entries that will be out soon:

A more broad version of this could have hyperlinks for various client pages, such as opening up the client to the bot's role permissions

We link to the integration's management page (and its command permissions) from a bot's managed role, so it would be nice to link in the reverse. I've added this to our list.

For example, if a user tries to use a command for which the bot needs a specific permission in a specific channel and doesn't have it, this button or hyperlink would provide a prompt with which the user could confirm allowing the permission (instead of forcing all users of bots to be permission-gurus, which tends to lead to a lot of "just give the bot Admin").

This is related to some other permission work we're thinking about and I'll make a note of it.