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TG inline-bot content (e.g. @vote) is not synced to the hub #13

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opened 2018-06-24 09:54:46 +00:00 by mappu04 · 1 comment
mappu04 commented 2018-06-24 09:54:46 +00:00
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TG inline bots create messages with custom buttons. For instance, the TG @vote bot creates a message with vote buttons, and continually updates the message with the latest voting results.

It's not really feasible for native users to click the buttons (no bot--bot interaction is allowed by the TG API) but it would be useful to sync the content.

Notably, the current content of the bot message is already synced when replying to the vote-bot message.

TG inline bots create messages with custom buttons. For instance, the TG `@vote` bot creates a message with vote buttons, and continually updates the message with the latest voting results. It's not really feasible for native users to click the buttons (no bot--bot interaction is allowed by the TG API) but it would be useful to sync the content. Notably, the current content of the bot message is already synced when replying to the vote-bot message.
mappu04 commented 2018-06-24 23:50:02 +00:00
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no bot--bot interaction is allowed by the TG API

Can we even get these messages?

> no bot--bot interaction is allowed by the TG API Can we even get these messages?
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