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This is very much a draft and needs lots of testing. I just want to put it somewhere public so that I can get eyes on it.
This is something I am not quite sure how to cleanly fix at the moment.

TODO: Change the below default if needed to use the correct default integration types and contexts

I also need to check what the behavior is for undocumented fields in the payload from discord that may be added in the future. I believe the best option is to ignore those fields.
This gist (https://gist.github.com/Icebluewolf/1842ea5f7234ba40e5df18191bb135a0) contains 2 files. The first is where I developed the fix so that I did not have to make real API calls and is here for reference if someone wants to do the same. The second is unit tests for the new system. Both are very rough and messy sorry 🙃. This change needs to be tested extensively, so if someone sees test cases I missed or more test cases that should be added please let me know.

This PR attempts to fix the long running issue with the application command auto-syncing system. Currently the system is over eager and preforms upserts on commands that do not need to be updated. The main culprit is incorrect default value checking. This PR implements a more robust and easily extendable comparison system for commands.

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@Icebluewolf Feel free to mark this as ready for review once you think it is ready, note the linter failing in the gh actions

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return self.callback(local, remote)

class DefaultSetComparison(DefaultComparison):
def check(self, local, remote) -> bool:
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def check(self, local, remote) -> bool:
@override
def check(self, local, remote) -> bool:

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Import override from typing_extensions at the top

pass
return super().check(local, remote)

type NestedComparison = dict[str, NestedComparison | DefaultComparison]
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type NestedComparison = dict[str, NestedComparison | DefaultComparison]
NestedComparison: TypeAlias = dict[str, NestedComparison | DefaultComparison]

The type keyword is only supported since py 3.12

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defaults: NestedComparison = {
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This most likely can be made a CONSTANT and doesn't need to be redefined at every function invocation

(None, {0, 1, 2}, MISSING), lambda x, y: set(x) != set(y)
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option_defaults: NestedComparison = {
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Same comment as above

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