>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 13:45

That's bc the user is anonymous, yes. See telegram.MessageReactionUpdated.actor_chat ᵀᴱᴸᴱᴳᴿᴬᴹ

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 13:44

Asked user to react, I get reactions from reacting to comments, but not from reacting to channel post unfortunately. Cannot find the info why this doesn't work on the documentation

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 13:24

Have a look at the discussion at /channel/pythontelegrambotgroup/723183

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:37

Well, yeah, for demostration purpouse, but in the end, user runs it, and bot talks directly to TG servers
Thats what i meant 😁

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:36

... You can not build a state handler and throw updates at it in a random order.

Or I mean you can it just won't really work hmm

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:34

Wiki of python-telegram-bot - Category Networking
Handling network errors

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:33

PTB doesn't have servers you connect to, you connect to telegrams servers

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:30

does ptb server occur any error? i meet some problem in httpx:https://pastebin.com/zZcTc4wH

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:04

Hello everyone
Are there any other ways to maintain states in a Telegram bot other than ConversationHandler? If not, what are the best technologies to use to create your own state machine?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 11:56

got it. im just trying to know ptb deeply. thank u 🙏🏻

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 11:54

Probably because the media group consists of the same media

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 10:41

when using update.effective_message.effective_attachment, and i don't mind if i don't group them.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:33

Hey. You seem to be using the new version (>=20.0) of python-telegram-bot but your code is written for an older and deprecated version (<=13.15).
Please update your code to the new v20 by reading the release notes and the transition guide linked below.
You can also install a version of PTB that is compatible with your code base, but please note that the library has undergone significant changes in v20 and the older version is not supported anymore. It may contain bugs that will not be fixed by the PTB team and it also doesn't support new functions added by newer Bot API releases.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:32

if I had a function that was running in background not attached to any bot events, it wouldn't be handled

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:32

However it was only handling errors on functions which were run when a command is used or some other bot even

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 13:44

Because it's anonymous?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 13:28

Update(message_reaction=MessageReactionUpdated(actor_chat=Chat(id=-1002056062506, title='Comments from ЭксплоPeek', type=<ChatType.SUPERGROUP>), chat=Chat(id=-1002056062506, title='Comments
 from ЭксплоPeek', type=<ChatType.SUPERGROUP>), date=datetime.datetime(2024, 3, 2, 12, 27, 2, tzinfo=<UTC>), message_id=2203, new_reaction=(ReactionTypeEmoji(emoji='\U0001fae1', type=<React
ionType.EMOJI>),)), update_id=718625152)

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:40

I'm not quite sure what you mean by that. Each user's state will be tracked in the bot, and depending on it, the received update will be processed by the required function. This is basically what ConversationHandler does, but my intention was to increase the speed of the bot so that requests are processed in parallel.
Could you please correct me where I am wrong?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:37

oh yeah ,but that problem was caused by what?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:36

Not entirely true we do host a colour picker web app

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:33

There is no ptb server
There is Telegram server and your bot

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:33

ConversationHandler heavily relies on incoming updates being processed one by one. When using this handler, telegram.ext.ApplicationBuilder.concurrent_updates should be set to False.

Users mostly work with inline buttons in my bot and the fact above slows down my bot.

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:20

Honest question: why?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 12:00

i wanna make a telegram bot, but the code is always wrong, is using the Pydroid 3 app one of the reasons I fail?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 11:55

No it says which you shouldn't call. Eg load_persistence_cache

You just probably don't need to call them

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 11:41

all the methods of telegram.ext.CallbackDataCache are intended to be used not from user? cause usually it's stated, but in the class doc page there's nothing about this

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2024 10:34

when using MessageHandler(filters.ATTACHMENT & (~filters.FORWARDED), upload_file), if the user sends a media group i do get two updates, but both of them have the same attachment, any idea what can be causing this ?

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:32

but with job_queue it does

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:32

what happens to the bot in case of an internet connection loss? does it try to reconnect and will work again after the connection is reestablished or needs to be restarted?

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 10:32

What's blocking you from sending a message from the callback function?