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Document application emoji endpoints #7010
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## List Application Emojis % GET /applications/{application.id#DOCS_RESOURCES_APPLICATION/application-object}/emojis | ||
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Returns an object containing a list of [emoji](#DOCS_RESOURCES_EMOJI/emoji-object) objects for the given application under the `items` key. Includes `user` fields. |
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Returns an object containing a list of [emoji](#DOCS_RESOURCES_EMOJI/emoji-object) objects for the given application under the `items` key. Includes `user` fields. | |
Returns an object containing a list of [emoji](#DOCS_RESOURCES_EMOJI/emoji-object) objects for the given application under the `items` key. Includes a `user` object for the team member that uploaded the emoji from the app's settings, or for the bot user if uploaded using the API. |
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optional edit, i think the question of "what does the user object represent" will be asked
This is cool but it would be really useful to be able to either
I use different apps for development / production versions of the same bot, and I generally re-use emotes across all my apps. I think this is a very common use case |
Documents all the endpoints for managing application owned emoji