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Currently, creating a command handler (bot.command) recognizes commands like /start, but not /start@usernamebot. In supergroups, when there are multiple bots, if you click on a command provided by the bot, the Telegram client will automatically send a message with the command, followed by the bot username (like shown above).
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Thank you so much.
Also, a nitpick in Readme, in the Thank you section Televerse is a powerful and easy-to-use library for building Telegram bots in TypeScript.
Should be Dart instead of TypeScript
Thank you so much. Also, a nitpick in Readme, in the Thank you section Televerse is a powerful and easy-to-use library for building Telegram bots in TypeScript. Should be Dart instead of TypeScript
Yeah yeah, I'm aware of that. Already fixed that on c9dd6fc. Of course, some GPT things 😬
Once again, thank you so much for reporting and this is all good on v1.9.9 :)
Currently, creating a command handler (
bot.command
) recognizes commands like/start
, but not/start@usernamebot
. In supergroups, when there are multiple bots, if you click on a command provided by the bot, the Telegram client will automatically send a message with the command, followed by the bot username (like shown above).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: