How to discover the guild instead of implicitly setting it in code

[tsal]

Hey all! I'm very new to Discord development, and a novice (in professional terms) with Rust, so bear with me if I've missed something obvious.

The examples all seem to require a Guild ID to be set, but I do not want my bot limited to one guild. Is there a way to get that information from the Ready struct somehow when I'm implementing ready() on the handler? I see there's a vector of guilds, but I'm not sure what I need to "pick" the right one for the slash command response.

[tsal]

.. I seem to have maybe found an answer in that I may be asking the wrong question or misunderstanding the example.. should I just loop through them all in ready() and register them for all available guilds? I don't want to get myself banned from the API, hence why I'm hesitating.

EDIT: See below response from @acdenisSK - I missed that there is a global version of set_application_commands.

[arqunis]

If you wish to register commands for all guilds, just use Command::set_global_application_commands. No need to loop through all guilds; the only reason we use guilds in the example is because it's faster that way (registering commands in a guild is almost instant) and allows users to test commands in a quick and private manner before 'publishing' them to a wider audience (i.e. every guild and in DMs).

[tsal]

As I was digging more to add more detail to what I was trying to do, I saw set_global_application_commands. I came here to update and mark this answered, but you were way too fast @acdenisSK -- thank you!!