The difference in speed seems negligible at start up, which is when
most time is taken for actually parsing JSON. I could potentially be
missing something but profiling didn't point to any discernable
difference.
This unfortunately required splitting the types into two. This led to
a lot of unfortunate code duplication that I didn't really enjoy
writing.
The new design allows users to pass an authentication token to make
webhook requests without the webhook token and allows to finally
edit the webhook channel.
The new design also uses a contextvar to store rate limiting
information so multiple instances or recreating instances no longer
clears the ratelimiting state since it's now essentially a "global"
object.
Closes#6525, closes#6662, closes#2509, closes#1761
The discord.types subpackage is currently only used to do type hinting
of API payloads, it's very much incomplete right now and it'll be a
rather long process.
discord.Embed was typehinted and formatted using black.
Add long_description_content_type in setup.py, fix incorrectly
matched up title underlines in README.rst, and fix incorrect entry in
MANIFEST.in that was forgotten when the README was renamed in 06296bf.
local version identifier seems to be the only PEP440
way to add arbitrary string to the version. Makes
pip stop complaining about invalid version label.
Riley Shaw
Rapptz
Josh
DevilXD
Peter Levart
Myst(MysterialPy)
Eugene
Hornwitser
ItWasAllIntended
Toby Harradine
orlnub123
khazhyk
Giovani Irimea