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A Primer to Gateway Intents A Primer to Gateway Intents
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In version 1.5 comes with the introduction of :class:`Intents`. This is a radical change in how bots are written. An intent basically allows a bot to subscribe into specific buckets of events. The events that correspond to each intent is documented in the individual attribute of the :class:`Intents` documentation. In version 1.5 comes the introduction of :class:`Intents`. This is a radical change in how bots are written. An intent basically allows a bot to subscribe into specific buckets of events. The events that correspond to each intent is documented in the individual attribute of the :class:`Intents` documentation.
These intents are passed to the constructor of :class:`Client` or its subclasses (:class:`AutoShardedClient`, :class:`~.AutoShardedBot`, :class:`~.Bot`) with the ``intents`` argument. These intents are passed to the constructor of :class:`Client` or its subclasses (:class:`AutoShardedClient`, :class:`~.AutoShardedBot`, :class:`~.Bot`) with the ``intents`` argument.
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# client = discord.Client(intents=intents) # client = discord.Client(intents=intents)
# or # or
# from discord.ext import commands # from discord.ext import commands
# bot = commands.Bot(intents=intents) # bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="!", intents=intents)
Why does ``on_ready`` take so long to fire? Why does ``on_ready`` take so long to fire?
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