fix: convert discord.js import to dynamic in client-direct#29
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fix: convert discord.js import to dynamic in client-direct#29Bojan131 merged 1 commit intofeature/vector-dbfrom
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Static import of discord.js in api.ts crashes the agent on startup when @discordjs/builders has compatibility issues. Moved to dynamic import inside the /channels endpoint handler since it's only needed for Discord guild queries. Made-with: Cursor
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Static import of discord.js in api.ts crashes the agent on startup when @discordjs/builders has compatibility issues. Moved to dynamic import inside the /channels endpoint handler since it's only needed for Discord guild queries.
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