The code we have right now is kind of jumbled together and needs to be more organized. We need one file in the root directory that we can execute to start the bot, and we should probably put each part of the bot either in its own file or directory. We also need to think about the scope of the bot and what it should do or shouldn't.

When I run the scripts it makes the bot turn on but never gives the start-up messages it's supposed to print, until I eject the program. So if I wrote, "py main.py" it just turns it on and does not print "Extension loading" until I use the shortcut, "control + c" to stop running it.

when there will be a hooked dashboard, pull the selected channel and role for welcome.py to replace the hardcoded values with usable input

Check code, not sure how to fix it.

Checks docs to detect role permissions.

The ticket bot doesn't send any message in the target channel when setting up.

To Reproduce

Run hc!setup
Type any channel reference ie. "#general"
Observe that the bot says it is setting up but doesn't send the message that it has set up.

This might have to do with wrong usage of discord.py, you can see it isn't a permissions problem by telling the bot to set up in a channel it has permission to write in.

If I remove the extension script in main.py the file doesn't work.