docs(discord): document the Thread ID notification setting. - #3481
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Adding to the document the Thread ID feature
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Discord notification documentation now explains optional thread routing. It also reformats the notification language description without changing its text. ChangesDiscord notification documentation
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new Discord Thread ID documentation enables thread-specific notification routing, but it omits the webhook-channel scope requirement. Users could select a thread from another channel and experience failed notification delivery. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@docs/using-seerr/notifications/discord.md`:
- Line 27: Update the Discord notification documentation near the
webhookThreadId description to state that the specified thread must belong to
the webhook’s channel; using a thread from another channel can fail the request
and prevent delivery.
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| If a thread ID is specified, the notification will be sent to a specific thread, instead of the webhook channel. Leave it blank to send it directly to the channel. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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site:docs.discord.com/developers/resources/webhook thread_id webhook channel thread
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In the context of platform APIs, specifically Discord, the thread_id parameter is used to send a message to a specific thread within a channel using a webhook [1]. When using Discord webhooks, the thread_id functions as follows: 1. Targetting a Thread: By providing the thread_id in the webhook request (either as a query string parameter or within the JSON body), you can direct a message into an existing thread [1]. 2. Forum/Media Channels: If the webhook is configured for a forum or media channel, you must provide either a thread_id to post in an existing thread or a thread_name to create a new thread [1]. 3. Unarchiving: When a message is sent to a thread via its thread_id, the thread will automatically be unarchived if it was previously archived [1]. While other platforms may have different implementations for webhooks and threading, the term thread_id is standard in API documentation for identifying the specific sub-conversation or container where a message should be delivered [1]. Always refer to the specific documentation for the service you are integrating with, as they may have unique requirements for threading, such as requiring specific permissions or limiting functionality compared to standard message posting [1].
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site:docs.discord.com/developers/resources/webhook thread_id webhook channel
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In the context of Discord webhooks, a thread_id is a parameter used to specify that a message should be sent to a specific thread within a webhook's channel [1]. When executing a webhook, providing a thread_id allows the message to be delivered directly into an existing thread, which will automatically unarchive if it was previously archived [1]. For channels that support threads, such as forum or media channels, it is often required to provide either a thread_id (to send to an existing thread) or a thread_name (to create a new thread) when sending a message [1]. The thread_id can be passed as a query string parameter or within the request body, depending on the specific implementation requirements [1].
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Document the thread scope.
When webhookThreadId is set, Discord sends the request with thread_id. State that the thread must belong to the webhook's channel; another channel's thread can cause the request to fail and the notification not to be delivered.
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In `@docs/using-seerr/notifications/discord.md` at line 27, Update the Discord
notification documentation near the webhookThreadId description to state that
the specified thread must belong to the webhook’s channel; using a thread from
another channel can fail the request and prevent delivery.
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Adding to the document the Thread ID feature
Description
Adding the Thread ID feature in the Discord document. This change adds more organization to the project without any downsides whatsoever. Keeps the docs updated and helps new collaborators to deep into this new feature.How Has This Been Tested?
Documentation-only change. No application code was modified.
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pnpm buildpnpm i18n:extract(This is a documentation-only change to docs/using-seerr/notifications/discord.md.
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