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Hi,
I encounter an error when publishing stories with the chat sticker. I've reproduced the given example but I still get the same error.
Here is the portion of the code, the stickerbuilder is already declared and the .build() comes after. The login works properly, even publishing stories with other stickers work fine apart from the countdown one.
chat is the argument I pass to the function, it looks like this:
{
"text" : "Happy new year",
"x" : 0.5,
"y" : 0.5,
"width" : 0.6,
"height" : 0.6
}
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Description
A specific description of your bug, so it's understandable to anyone. If you have pictures or videos to upload, please add a link like this:
[title](url)
.Hi, I encounter an error when publishing stories with the chat sticker. I've reproduced the given example but I still get the same error. Here is the portion of the code, the stickerbuilder is already declared and the .build() comes after. The login works properly, even publishing stories with other stickers work fine apart from the countdown one. chat is the argument I pass to the function, it looks like this: { "text" : "Happy new year", "x" : 0.5, "y" : 0.5, "width" : 0.6, "height" : 0.6 }
Code
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