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Your app should be able to create files inside of the container it runs on

although keep in mind, if you want this file to be persistent then you'll want to store it in a [volume]()

Right, I see

Normally my bot is meant to be run on a linux vps but compatibility is always a good thing

or use a database rather than a file

that would make it even more widely compatible with more setups

I would do that but I'm making a bot that relies on yaml for configurations. It's meant to be for private guilds, and with how many configurations options I've added managing all those through a database & command would be way too painful

I tried to keep the idea of the config system as simple as I could and that's why i went with yaml

not as painful as managing configuration through yaml files

Yeah I honestly don't have the patience for almost 100 configuration options, cuz everything is customizable, even the responses n stuff

So yaml seemed like the better choice for a private bot + with the docs I've made to back it up even a child should be able to configure things to their liking

fair enough, but Adam didn't mean store config in database, he just meant to store the data in the database

Oh, I see

I'm still messing around w the system so idk

Also I cache the data upon message create so I don't think it's gonna be that much of a difference

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