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Maybe add a test case of a simple & useful scenario? That could be nice to see! Reason I ask is because the documentation given for refining doesn't seem to solve a problem?

Will do. But the idea is that when you have a large block of logic that does a lot of conditional work on a builder, it can feel a bit "disconnected" and other logic can sneak in the middle, you also can end up introducing a lot of variables.

With refine you can get rid of a lot of that:

<TextBasedChannel>.send({
  embeds: [new EmbedBuilder().refine(builder => { /* ... complex logic here */ });
});

I'd say it's a valuable addition.

Maybe add a test case of a simple & useful scenario? That could be nice to see! Reason I ask is because the documentation given for refining doesn't seem to solve a problem?

I proposed this idea originally in that "random convo", (and I think I first saw the idea somewhere else). The main reason is I just otherwise find it pretty inconvenient when I'm working with a long chain of builder method calls.

In my experience, it's sometimes annoying to conditionally modify the builder with external if statements and all that, rather than being able to put everything in one long expression. Especially when dealing with components nested inside other components/objects, and typescript gets mad at me without a bunch of type guards. I just much prefer being able to throw a code block in the middle of it rather than dealing with a bunch of variables, which feels more cluttered

idk if I'm making sense. I made my own custom container builder and added this function and I like it, and I wish djs had it (and I'm annoyed javascript has no way to do this sort of thing natively).