breaking: delete message count on cluster::guild_ban_add is now sca…

…led in seconds instead of days (#489)

include/dpp/cluster.h

@@ -2352,11 +2352,11 @@ class DPP_EXPORT cluster {
 	 * @note This method supports audit log reasons set by the cluster::set_audit_reason() method.
 	 * @param guild_id Guild ID to add ban to
 	 * @param user_id User ID to ban
-	 * @param delete_message_days How many days of their user's messages to also delete (0-7). Defaults to 0
+	 * @param delete_message_seconds How many seconds to delete messages for, between 0 and 604800 (7 days). Defaults to 0
 	 * @param callback Function to call when the API call completes.
 	 * On success the callback will contain a dpp::confirmation object in confirmation_callback_t::value. On failure, the value is undefined and confirmation_callback_t::is_error() method will return true. You can obtain full error details with confirmation_callback_t::get_error().
 	 */
-	void guild_ban_add(snowflake guild_id, snowflake user_id, uint32_t delete_message_days = 0, command_completion_event_t callback = utility::log_error());
+	void guild_ban_add(snowflake guild_id, snowflake user_id, uint32_t delete_message_seconds = 0, command_completion_event_t callback = utility::log_error());
 
 	/**
 	 * @brief Delete guild ban

src/dpp/cluster/guild.cpp

@@ -39,10 +39,10 @@ void cluster::guild_auditlog_get(snowflake guild_id, snowflake user_id, uint32_t
 }
 
 
-void cluster::guild_ban_add(snowflake guild_id, snowflake user_id, uint32_t delete_message_days, command_completion_event_t callback) {
+void cluster::guild_ban_add(snowflake guild_id, snowflake user_id, uint32_t delete_message_seconds, command_completion_event_t callback) {
 	json j;
-	if (delete_message_days)
-		j["delete_message_days"] = delete_message_days > 7 ? 7 : delete_message_days;
+	if (delete_message_seconds)
+		j["delete_message_seconds"] = delete_message_seconds > 604800 ? 604800 : delete_message_seconds;
 	rest_request<confirmation>(this, API_PATH "/guilds", std::to_string(guild_id), "bans/" + std::to_string(user_id), m_put, j.dump(), callback);
 }