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Sometimes, a bot with Administrator privileges still does not have enough permissions to update or delete items (roles, categories, channels, etc.). This seems to be either a bug on Discord's end or some missing detail somewhere in the permission's logic.
Potential problems and solutions
Was trying to update/delete the role Disma
The bot cannot delete it's own role, even if it has the MANAGE_ROLE permission (good thing I guess?), which means this is not a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems that the order of roles is important to determine access to roles and channels management. If two roles have the MANAGE_ROLES permission, the second one will not be able to edit the first one.
Also, if a role has the ADMINISTRATOR permission and the bot only has MANAGE_ROLES and MANAGE_CHANNELS, the bot won't be able to manage that role.
Therefore, the bot must either have higher permissions than all the roles, have a higher order is same permissions, or not include the more priviledged roles in the configuration (with extra_items: KEEP to prevent deletion attempts).
Sometimes, a bot with
Administrator
privileges still does not have enough permissions to update or delete items (roles, categories, channels, etc.). This seems to be either a bug on Discord's end or some missing detail somewhere in the permission's logic.Potential problems and solutions
Was trying to update/delete the role Disma
The bot cannot delete it's own role, even if it has the
MANAGE_ROLE
permission (good thing I guess?), which means this is not a bug.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: