if msg: not returning True when msg != None where msg is discord.Message

[nosv1]

Summary

using a discord.Message as a boolean no longer works.

Reproduction Steps

msg = some discord.Message object
if msg:
  print('yes')

the print doesn't get printed

this appears to have been broken sometime between 1.7.3 to 2.0.0a as downgrading from 2.0.0a to 1.7.3 solved the issue.

Minimal Reproducible Code

# get msg
    msg = None
    msg_id = Support.get_id_from_str(args[3])
    msg_id = int(msg_id[0]) if msg_id else None
    try:
        msg = await channel.fetch_message(msg_id) if channel and msg_id else None    
    except discord.errors.NotFound:
        pass # error message below

    if msg and msg.author.id == Support.ids.phyner_id: # msg found and phyner is author
        embed = msg.embeds[0] if msg.embeds else None
        ...

Expected Results

normally, if it found the message, it would enter that bottom if statement given msg is not None

Actual Results

it doesn't consider if msg != None equal to if msg:

Intents

intents = discord.Intents.all()

System Information

python 3.9.5
py-cord 2.0.0a

py-cord 1.7.3 appears to work

Checklist

• I have searched the open issues for duplicates.
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Additional Context

No response

[Sable-20]

I'm going to take a peak into the source code to look at this but the reason this is occurring is because it likely returning something besides True meaning if msg: wont work but if != None will work. Its not returning a null value or an undefined value. If someone else wants to target this before I get to it should be in how interactions are received and parsed.

~Sable

[zeffo]

This has been fixed in #270.