Closed tverskih closed 7 years ago
Expected behaviour: For telegram inline query request: sender field should be equal to actual user_id.
What actually happens: Sender Field is equal to inline_query id.
"sender": "512944664604439953", "text": "share", "originalRequest": { "update_id": 920742096, "inline_query": { "id": "512944664604439953", "from": { "id": 119429236, "first_name": "Sergey", "last_name": "Tverskikh", "username": "tverskih" }, "query": "share", "offset": "" } }, "type": "telegram" }
Which bot engine: Telegram
Link to a minimal, executable project that demonstrates the problem: Any telegram inline query
Fixed in #96, will be on npm in a day or two
Expected behaviour: For telegram inline query request: sender field should be equal to actual user_id.
What actually happens: Sender Field is equal to inline_query id.
Which bot engine: Telegram
Link to a minimal, executable project that demonstrates the problem: Any telegram inline query