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  1. A streamer can configure if he/she allows to send a raid to his/her channel or not. But this information can't get using twitch api endpoint. The only way is trying to send a raid, and check if any error is returned or not.

    Add this information directly in twitch API can helpful to select a streamer to send a raid.

    22 votes

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  2. For this topic I have state changes for

    • moved guest from queue to 1 - state backstage
    • moved a guest from 1 to queue - state invited
    • moved a guest from backstage to live - state live

    But nothing for that user moving from invited to accepted to ready
    Sure that user aint in a slot yet. But we can't see when a user accepts and invite to know they are ready without hammering the invites API endpoint

    2 votes

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  3. it would be useful when grabbing the data of multiple VODs from a channel to have the category included with that data

    you can infer the category of a VOD by using filters when fetching multiple VODs but can never be sure

    if a streamer streams a new game/category, especially one that may be less common, the category can't really be inferred unless you actively monitor the streams which defeats the point of looking back at the VODs

    2 votes

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  4. There is no way to get this setting
    Or as a result change this setting

    2 votes

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  5. Document the "switching" behaviour

    if I move slot 1 to slot 2
    Then do it again
    It's basically a slot swap as the guests in each slot swap places

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  6. add:

    400 bad request - This session as already ended.

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  7. In order to give the end user more control, applications may be developed to have dynamic scopes, which currently is on the third-party developer's side to manage, such as providing a list of checkboxes to determine which permissions to grant.
    I suggest adding a parameter to <id.twitch.tv/oauth2/authorize> to turn the listed permissions into checkboxes, and only the checked permissions returned in the scope list that accompanies the resulting token. This will make the user's interaction with the permissions feel more seamless, as well as prevent "backouts" when the user is presented with a list of access permissions they can't "un-choose".

    6 votes

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  8. According to the recently updated documentation (https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference/#modify-channel-information ):

    To remove all tags from the channel, set tags to an empty array.

    However that does not work at all, as the API returns:

    {"error":"Bad Request","status":400,"message":"The request must update at least one channel property field."}

    When receiving the following payload:

    {"tags": []}

    If you send the following the title gets updated and the tags remain untouched:

    {"title": "Test ing the API", "tags": []}

    6 votes

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  9. 2 votes

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  10. So if a developer is only subscribed to channel.guest_star_slot.update for monitoring whom is in a slot, they won't get a message when a slot changes from empty to populated.

    It would required you to subscribe to guest.update

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  11. So when I move a user from the queue to the call

    I don't know what state mic and camera is for the user in order to display that in my UI without doing an API call.

    This is another "get rid of slots/guests seperation" on eventsub and make everything run under one roof/topic?

    2 votes

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  12. Currently in the Get Clips API (https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference/#get-clips) there isn't a way to set one of the request query parameters to include the creator_id, but you can see this in the response body. This would be useful for filtering clips from just 1 user. The only way to filter right now is by requesting every clip from a channel and filtering the clips yourself. I don't like doing this, because it takes a long time, and is prone to missing clips. It also creates a ton of useless API calls that could be avoided by allowing this filtering during…

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  13. With the new Raids API, it should mirror IRC where channel editors can trigger raid/unraid. Currently, this is not supported (need broadcaster user access token). Until this functionality is added, I will not be migrating to Helix Raids

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  14. Within EventSub's channel.follow event, it would be nice if there was info about if the follow originated from a Shoutout, and who the Shoutout was from.

    This would be useful for stream overlays, so the notification can say something like "[Viewer] followed, thanks to [Shoutout Origin]'s shoutout!"

    11 votes

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  15. The URL

    https://dashboard.twitch.tv/widgets/guest-star/barrycarlyon?auth=REMOVED&display=single&slot=1

    Isn't supported in an iFrame.
    It would be beneifical for this to allow easier developer adoption/usage of guest star for some use cases

    2 votes

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  16. Rarely, a race condition in which a USERNOTICE with a msg-id of subgift will come in before the submysterygift it shares a msg-param-origin-id with. This can cause unexpected behavior in multiple situations. Rather than try to force the submysterygift to always be sent first, I suggest adding a tag that marks a subgift as part of a random or bulk gifting in some manner. Even a boolean value would be enough for software to know to wait for the submysterygift to come in before processing the subgift. Otherwise, a forced delay is required on all subgifts, even if they're actually…

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  17. Theres no API support to

    • see state of request mode
    • turn on request mode
    • turn off request mode
    • see requests
    • accept/reject requests
    2 votes

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  18. The API does not include any attribution info at the moment, it would be nice if we could get the artist's username and id with the emote data :)

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  19. In Twitch v5, the Get User Subscription endpoint contained a created_at and a streak for the current user subscription for a broadcaster.

    Helix, lacks this functionality, and thus it is impossible to determine how long someone has been subscribed for, and also impossible to determine if they've renewed their subscription.

    These fields are imperative to some applications, especially ones that want to externally reward members monthly for each month they've subscribed. Please return these fields to the endpoint!

    40 votes

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  20. Currently the limits for the normal account type allow to check 12.5% strings per minute compared to just sending those via chat to test if they pass automod restrictions. This drops to 2.08% per hour. (This drops to 2.5%/min and 0.42%/hour if the ability to have VIPs is unlocked)

    The current rate limit types also seem to assume that larger streams are affiliate and or partners which is not necessarily true as there's game publishers who hold game release streams with easily 50+ viewers while not being partner/affiliate and channels who have decent amounts of viewers but do not stream…

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