Slash Commands Permissions don't work sometimes

[AwesomeSam9523]

Summary

The permissions aren't registered correctly.

Reproduction Steps

So I have 2 bots. 1 main bot and other beta bot.
I tested out @permissions.has_role on a slash commnad.

Here is the code: (Same on both bots)

@slash_command(default_permission=False)
@permissions.has_role(868890524755582995)
async def bgpanel(
    self,
    ctx: ApplicationContext,
    type_: discord.Option(str, description='Type of panel- pbg or cbg.', name='type', choices=['Personal BG', 'Clan BG']),
    name: discord.Option(str, description='Name of the background.')
):
    '''
    This is a developer/staff command. Top secret!!!
    '''
    ...

The permission works on beta bot but not on main bot.
This is to note that I also have debug_guilds=[...] for my beta bot.

This is also to mention that its been 2-3 hours since the main bot was started. No restarts in between.

Minimal Reproducible Code

No response

Expected Results

The command permissions should work on both equally.

Actual Results

Works only on beta bot.

Intents

intents = discord.Intents(guild_reactions=True, guild_messages=True, guilds=True, dm_messages=True, members=True)

System Information

- Python v3.8.10-final
- py-cord v2.0.0-beta
    - py-cord pkg_resources: v2.0.0b5
- aiohttp v3.8.1
- system info: Linux 5.11.0-1029-gcp #33~20.04.3-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 18 12:03:29 UTC 2022

Checklist

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Additional Context

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[AwesomeSam9523]

Update: 6 hours and still not accessible.

[tkuye]

I'm experiencing a similar issue as well as once I made the commands global, the permissions were loading incorrectly.

[DaTurr3t]

Same. Something that seemed odd to me is that there is a section in Bot.sync_commands, which seems to handle global commands but is not triggered unless there are some guild-specific ones. I was unable to replicate this tho, Im gonna try to modify the routine anyways

[TurnrDev]

I have a similar issue, I have used @permissions.is_owner() but the command is available to all

    @_cog_control.command(name="list", default_permission=False)
    @permissions.is_owner()
    async def list_cogs(self, ctx: ApplicationContext) -> None:
        """List all cogs."""
        ...

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[DaTurr3t]

Update: looks like the current permission model only supports guild-specific permissions. Code to register global permissions is not run when not registering to a specific guild. We'll se what permissions v2 will give us.

[BobDotCom]

All effort on the permissions front will be put towards v2, as v1 will be deprecated soon. No plans to fix this as it's soon to be obsolete.