I'm sorry for the delay.

If I'm not wrong, the discord_create_message structure has a flag option.

But we are indeed missing 2 flags: SUPPRESS_NOTIFICATIONS, the one you're looking, and IS_VOICE_MESSAGE.

Soon I'll be creating a PR to add both.

Hey. I'm sorry for the delay. I came with some updates.

I'm developing a branch updating all codecs, update/gencodecs branch, you may want to give it a try. I added the flag you wanted. I also must warn that it's an experimental branch, so it may have some bugs, but I highly doubt. Thanks!

Hey. I'm sorry for the delay. I came with some updates.

I'm developing a branch updating all codecs, update/gencodecs branch, you may want to give it a try. I added the flag you wanted. I also must warn that it's an experimental branch, so it may have some bugs, but I highly doubt. Thanks!

Thanks! I took a look at that latest commit there, but I don't see anything related to this flag there. Do you mind pointing out where to look for that? Just want to look at what's added and then go ahead and add some code to interface with it.

Sure! A tip is that anything related to the structs of Discord API responses will be found in gencodecs folder

Specifically, the flag you're searching is in api/channel.PRE.h, line 273

I tried it and it didn't appear to work, but I might have done something wrong, and I'm not sure if other stuff needs to be updated.

struct discord_create_message params = {
			.content = mbuf,
			.message_reference = &(struct discord_message_reference) {
				.message_id = 0,
				.channel_id = cp->channel_id,
				.guild_id = cp->guild_id,
				.fail_if_not_exists = false,
			},
			.components = NULL,
		};

params.flags = DISCORD_MESSAGE_SUPPRESS_NOTIFICATIONS;

I looked at the documentation, and found this: https://cogmasters.github.io/concord/structdiscord__create__message.html#a3c7adafb00478f6e77360e428d2951c2

Message flags combined as a bitfield (only SUPPRESS_EMBEDS can be set)

Is this still correct? Does that function need to be updated or does the documentation need to be updated?

(I've also confirmed via HTTP debug that "flags" is 0 in the payload)

Are you sure you it's properly installed? I can't reproduce using the same code:

Not related but: If you set message_id to 0, it won't have any effect.

EDIT: You're mostly looking at the wrong flag too, there are 2 flags.

Are you sure you it's properly installed? I can't reproduce using the same code:

It's properly install, the flag itself is available as the code compiles.

Not related but: If you set message_id to 0, it won't have any effect.

Hmm, well that's probably it, then I always set message_id to 0. I thought that was just to ensure it's not a reply in thread to something on Discord, per the docs? Am I missing something? I'm just trying to post normal messages.

EDIT: You're mostly looking at the wrong flag too, there are 2 flags.

Hmm, I'm only seeing one... would you mind elaborating? Thanks!

Oh, I may have been a little superficial with my "won't have any effect" -- with that I mean you won't reference any message.

Hmm, I'm only seeing one... would you mind elaborating? Thanks!

Yes, follow the JSON from the screenshot I sent you:

{"id":"1202079666543013899","type":0,"content":"Hey!","channel_id":"1171670935691075614","author":{"id":"1038648927693590619","username":"PerformanC","avatar":"e56cb550dc19470d708f5e190620fcdc","discriminator":"0871","public_flags":0,"premium_type":0,"flags":0,"bot":true,"banner":null,"accent_color":null,"global_name":null,"avatar_decoration_data":null,"banner_color":null},"attachments":[],"embeds":[],"mentions":[],"mention_roles":[],"pinned":false,"mention_everyone":false,"tts":false,"timestamp":"2024-01-31T02:35:26.064000+00:00","edited_timestamp":null,"flags":4096,"components":[],"referenced_message":null}

If we take to a JSON viewer, we can see there is a flag on author, and one at the root of the json:

If we take to a JSON viewer, we can see there is a flag on author, and one at the root of the json:

Ah, I see what you mean. Yeah, both those flags are 0 for me.

Do you mind posting a code snippet you have that generated the result in the screenshot? I can probably work it out from there.

I made a gist with the code -- I didn't change the position of where the flags is set, but you can built-in it to the struct

I made a gist with the code -- I didn't change the position of where the flags is set, but you can built-in it to the struct

Okay, it works! Typically user error, the code I thought was running was not actually the code that was running...

It's working as expected and I'll leave this branch running and see if I notice anything strange, but looks good so far - thanks!

Nice to hear, feel free to report any issue on its PR, #169. :)

I'll keep this open till it's merged on dev