How to Organize your Application Commands with Groups in Discordpy2

In this video we group our application commands (SlashCommands) in discord py and also load them as extensions from a different file. Lastly we discover the limitations of groups and look at various parameters.
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[@lanitt]

Hi! Great video. I have one question: now that you've made a commands group named "help", is it possible to create a command that is simply "/help"? I tried creating one, but since there already is a group with that name, I wasn't able to.

[@sharkkk2314]

So, I want to give each Sub command a description since it shows as ... description="anything" Doesnt work

[@agentlonestar007]

How do you load the group in the setup function in the cog?
bot.tree.add_command() is not working for me, so I assume the method has changed.

[@doyletony172]

Same here, found a solution?

[@_Astro.Nish_]

What is the use of this grouping?
I mean, I have a commands named-> /ping /invite /vote and I can simply type them to get result.
but if I add them to a group named-> Extra then I need to always type -> /extra ping /extra invite /extra vote (I mean i dont need to type them it gets autopopulated but still it looks useless that always /extra is added infront fo them)
What is the use of that grouping actually?

[@whitestone4107]

In my opinion, groups are useful when you basically need different options of executing your command. For example, you have a /help command and you want to separate it for different categories of commands such as staff, extras, etc. You could do this by creating a group of help command and adding staff, extra as subcommands of the group, which would look like /help staff and /help extra. Yes, you could also achieve this by setting the arguments inside the help command instead, but groups would make it cleaner by not displaying the extra arguments.

[@CrunchySpon]

i mean i think it is pretty obvious. It is to add spaces to commands that have 2+ words and to organise them mostly. If you have commands that are only 1 word then don't add them to a group, but for example in my case i have a bunch of commands that start with /channel so I made a group for those commands.

[@sea_player]

so fck good thanks bro for video