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Struggling with sending embeds in `discord.py`? Learn the common issues and how to fix them in this helpful guide!
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Why Your discord.py Embed Isn't Sending: A Quick Fix

If you're developing a Discord bot using the discord.py library, you might have faced a frustrating issue: your embeds are not being sent as expected. This problem often arises during the implementation of commands, such as a help command. Let's dive into this issue, the possible causes, and a straightforward solution to ensure your embed appears successfully.

The Problem

You’ve written code for your help command in a Discord bot, but when you try to send an embed, it simply doesn't show up. Here’s the relevant snippet of your command:

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What's Going Wrong?

One of the most common reasons for your embed not sending is related to the fields you've defined in your embed. The discord.py library requires that the values you provide for the embed fields cannot be None or an empty string. In your code, the first field has an empty string as its value:

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The Solution

To resolve this issue, you simply need to ensure that each embed field has a non-empty value. Here’s the updated code:

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Key Changes Made

Updated First Field Value: I replaced the original empty string value for the command list field with "Here are all commands". This ensures that the embed's structure is valid.

Retained All Other Fields: The rest of your command fields remain unchanged, and they contain valid descriptions, ensuring they won’t interfere with the embed’s display.

Conclusion

With this simple fix, your discord.py bot's embed should now properly send and display the help command information. Whenever you're facing issues with sending embeds, remember to check your field values to ensure none are empty or None. Happy coding, and enjoy creating your Discord bot!