>>> telegram.Bot()

Hey everyone. Have you checked serverless feature that telegram has recently added for bots? When I read the docs on telegram's website, it says that we should turn serverless option on in botfather before proceeding further The problem is I can not find this option for my bot in the settings of the bot in botfather How should I turn it on?

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Bro, Rich Messages are actually insane. Even the math equations render perfectly, which is lowkey wild. Everything just looks so clean. Ngl, I kinda feel bad for the people who still can't use this feature. They're seriously missing out on this trend. ✨

Hello How can I send files more than 50mb by a bot? Not userbot a bot Some bots can upload files up to 1.95gb

Use libraries that uses MtProto. Like telethon

Wiki of python-telegram-bot - Category Other resources Local API Server

Rich messages stuff is located here with its own section call rich messages https://core.telegram.org/bots/api ——- If you want to follow the update when the new python telegram bot will be push, you can follow it here, just be patient since they are rewriting the whole code https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/python-telegram-bot/issues/5261 — Dont be lazy, spend 24 hours googling your question before coming here, if someone can find it, that mean you didnt put in the effort to even try

I have created a tool which my company's firewall blocks from sending OTP but works perfectly on other WiFi but on ethernet it's showing issue Any solution

/off_topic@roolsbot

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

No offense, भ्राता I had already found that much myself, fr. I just learn way better when there are actual examples to follow, so that's kinda what I was looking for. But it's all good now. My problem's solved so no worries. Appreciate the help anyway!

When I enable type checking in VSCode, Pylance appears to report various warnings across different methods such as <"reply_text" is not a known attribute of "None">. Is this expected behaviour or is something required to be included such as an assert or conditional statements to handle these?

If you are doing it on update.message, it is of type Message | None, eg for presses of inline buttons You would need to check is not None first

Okay, thanks! These warnings also show up for the default examples present in the python telegram bot example scripts so I was wondering if there were any reasons for not including handling of these warnings by default into these scripts. I am new to this so was trying to understand if there were any conceptual reasons for not including it that I am not aware about (out of curiosity)

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#5272

Issue #5272: Make the library more strongly typed by harshil21

Thank you for sharing this!