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Attribute properties must be compile-time constants. Ref types are not compile-time constants. I suggest taking a string instead, and checking if it's an id with ulong.Parse

Just to keep track and not lose something on the way
RULE: Have zero dependencies by official or custom extensions

• Select menus implementation (*must-have)
• Link button implementation
• Give user constructor parameter to choose timeout for single menu
• A way to ack to menus created in this extension if they are deleted without touching others [Maybe some const prefix]
• Way to edit the way a button are lined up in the row, let the user change this, maybe add position enum from 0 to 5

Support for sharded clients, which is as easy as making an extension method and registering the same thing across all shards

Hey, I am trying to use multiple buttons in the same row. I tried the following:

[StaticPrimaryButton(nameof(OnButtonClick1), "Button 1", row: ButtonPosition.First)]
public async Task OnButtonClick1(ButtonContext ctx)
{
    // Stuff
}

[StaticSecondaryButton(nameof(OnButtonClick2), "Button 2", row: ButtonPosition.First)]
public async Task OnButtonClick2(ButtonContext ctx)
{
    // Stuff
}

The problem is that this doesn't work. The 2 buttons aren't in the same row.

Is there any specific way to achieve this or is this simply not supported yet?

Mostly for consistency with those that have muscle memory to do something along the lines of ctx.Client

As per the readme, using Row = ButtonPosition.Second actually ends up putting the button on top.

[SuccessButton("It is a success button")]
public async Task SuccessAsync(ButtonContext ctx) => await Interact(ctx);

[DangerButton("It is a danger button", Row = ButtonPosition.Second)]
public async Task DangerAsync(ButtonContext ctx) => await Interact(ctx);

And the result is this