Using the .tagall to make the BotsApp repeat a message with linebreaks will be answered with the corresponding message written in a single line.
Example:
Image transcript:
Expected message would be:
😀Hello folks! This is an example message.
🌹 In this example, a message will be written with a couple of break lines of varying styles
👉 It could be just a single line break.
➡️ But also a whole new paragraph, depending on the need.
❄️ Emoji presence sometimes is expected, but is used here to just signify where a new line should have had begun
❤️ On the console, the \n seems to be correctly parsed
💔 But for some reason or another, it is not correctly interpreted by the bot
🎯 Hope this bug is fixed soon!
🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Actual result:
😀Hello folks! This is an example message. 🌹 In this example, a message will be written with a couple of break lines of varying styles 👉 It could be just a single line break. ➡️ But also a whole new paragraph, depending on the need. ❄️ Emoji presence sometimes is expected, but is used here to just signify where a new line should have had begun ❤️ On the console, the \n seems to be correctly parsed 💔 But for some reason or another, it is not correctly interpreted by the bot 🎯 Hope this bug is fixed soon! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
On the command line, it seems that the script actually parses it correctly, but the bot fails to properly write the message the way it should've
Using the .tagall to make the BotsApp repeat a message with linebreaks will be answered with the corresponding message written in a single line.
Example:
Image transcript: Expected message would be:
Actual result:
On the command line, it seems that the script actually parses it correctly, but the bot fails to properly write the message the way it should've