forked from pool/python-Telethon
Accepting request 899977 from devel:languages:python
- Update to 1.21.1:
- New schema and QoL improvements (v1.21)
- Scheme layer used: 125
- View new and changed raw API methods.
- Not many changes in this release, mostly the layer
change. Lately quite a few people have been reporting
TypeNotFoundError, which occurs when the server sends types
that it shouldn’t. This can happen when Telegram decides
to add a new, incomplete layer, and then they change the
layer without bumping the layer number (so some constructor
IDs no longer match and the error occurs). This layer
change should fix it.
- Additions
- Message.click() now supports a password parameter,
needed when doing things like changing the owner of a
bot via @BotFather.
- Enhancements
- tgcrypto will now be used for encryption when
installed.
- Bug fixes
- Message.edit wasn’t working in your own chat on
events other than NewMessage.
- client.delete_dialog() was not working on chats.
- events.UserUpdate should now handle channels’ typing
status.
- InputNotifyPeer auto-cast should now work on other
TLObject.
- For some objects, False was not correctly serialized.
- New schema and QoL improvements (v1.20)
- Scheme layer used: 124
- View new and changed raw API methods.
- A bit late to the party, but Telethon now offers a
convenient way to comment on channel posts. It works very
similar to reply_to:
client.send_message(channel, 'Great update!', comment_to=1134)
- This code will leave a comment to the channel post with ID
1134 in channel.
- In addition, the library now logs warning or error
messages to stderr by default! You no longer should be
left wondering “why isn’t my event handler working”
if you forgot to configure logging. It took so long for
this change to arrive because nobody noticed that Telethon
was using a logging.NullHandler when it really shouldn’t
have.
- If you want the old behaviour of no messages being logged,
you can configure logging to CRITICAL severity:
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.CRITICAL)
This is not considered a breaking change because stderr
should only be used for logging purposes, not to emit
information others may consume (use stdout for that).
- Additions
- New comment_to parameter in client.send_message(), and
client.send_file() to comment on channel posts.
- Enhancements
- utils.resolve_invite_link handles the newer link
format.
- Downloading files now retries once on TimeoutError,
which has been happening recently. It is not guaranteed
to work, but it should help.
- Sending albums of photo URLs is now supported.
- EXIF metadata is respected when automatically resizing
photos, so the orientation information should no longer
be lost.
- Downloading a thumbnail by index should now use the
correct size ordering.
- Bug fixes
- Fixed a KeyError on certain cases with Conversation.
- Thumbnails should properly render on more
clients. Installing hachoir may help.
- Message search was broken when using a certain
combination of parameters.
- utils.resolve_id was misbehaving with some identifiers.
- Fix TypeNotFoundError was not being propagated, causing
deadlocks.
- Invoking multiple requests at once with ordered=True
was deadlocking.
- New raw API call methods (v1.19)
- Scheme layer used: 122
- Telegram has had group calls for some weeks now. This new
version contains the raw API methods needed to initiate and
manage these group calls, however, the library will likely
not offer ways to stream audio directly.
- Telethon’s focus is being an asyncio-based, pure-Python
implementation to interact with Telegram’s API. Streaming
audio is beyond the current scope of the project and would
be a big undertaking.
- However, that doesn’t mean calls are not possible with
Telethon. If you want to help design a Python library to
perform audio calls, which can then be used with Telethon
(so you can use Telethon + that new library to perform
calls with Telethon), please refer to @pytgcallschat
and join the relevant chat to discuss and help with the
implementation!
- The above message was also posted in the official Telegram
group, if you wish to discuss it further.
- With that out of the way, let’s list the additions and
bug fixes in this release:
- Additions
- New has_left property for user permissions on
client.get_permissions().
- Enhancements
- Updated documentation and list of known RPC errors.
- The library now treats a lack of ping responses as a
network error.
- client.kick_participant() now returns the service
message about the user being kicked, so you can delete
it.
- Bug fixes
- When editing inline messages, the text parameter is
preferred if provided.
- Additional senders are unconditionally disconnected
when disconnecting the main client, which should reduce
the amount of asyncio warnings.
- Automatic reconnection with no retries was failing.
- PhotoPathSize is now ignored when determining a
download size, since this “size” is not a JPEG
thumbnail unlike the rest.
- events.ChatAction should misbehave less.
- New layer and QoL improvements (v1.18)
- Scheme layer used: 120
- Mostly fixes, and added some new things that can be done in
this new layer.
- For proxy users, a pull request was merged that will
use the python-socks library when available for proxy
support. This library natively supports asyncio, so it
should work better than the old pysocks. pysocks will still
be used if the new library is not available, and both will
be handled transparently by Telethon so you don’t need to
worry about it.
- Additions
- New client.set_proxy() method which lets you change
the proxy without recreating the client. You will need
to reconnect for it to take effect, but you won’t
need to recreate the client. This is also an external
contribution.
- New method to unpin messages client.unpin_message().
- Enhancements
- Empty peers are excluded from the list of dialogs.
- If the python-socks library is installed (new optional
requirement), it will be used instead of pysocks for
proxy support. This should fix some issues with proxy
timeouts, because the new library natively supports
asyncio.
- client.send_file() will now group any media
type, instead of sending non-image documents
separatedly. This lets you create music albums, for
example.
- You can now search messages with a from_user that’s
not a user. This is a Telegram feature, we know the
name isn’t great, but backwards-compatibility has to
be kept.
- Bug fixes
- Fixes related to conversation timeouts.
- Large dates (over year 2038) now wrap around a 32-bit
integer, which is the only way we can represent them
to Telegram. Even if “wrong”, it makes things not
crash, and it’s the best we can do with 32-bit dates.
- The library was accidentally using a deprecated
argument in one of its friendly methods, producing a
warning.
- Improvements to the way marked IDs are parsed.
- SlowModeWaitError floods are no longer cached.
- Getting the buttons for a message could fail sometimes.
- Getting the display name for “forbidden” chats now works.
- Better handling of errors in some internal methods.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/899977
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/python-Telethon?expand=0&rev=5
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Mon Jun 14 13:51:37 UTC 2021 - Matej Cepl <mcepl@suse.com>
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- Update to 1.21.1:
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- New schema and QoL improvements (v1.21)
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- Scheme layer used: 125
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- View new and changed raw API methods.
|
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- Not many changes in this release, mostly the layer
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change. Lately quite a few people have been reporting
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TypeNotFoundError, which occurs when the server sends types
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that it shouldn’t. This can happen when Telegram decides
|
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to add a new, incomplete layer, and then they change the
|
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layer without bumping the layer number (so some constructor
|
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IDs no longer match and the error occurs). This layer
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change should fix it.
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- Additions
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- Message.click() now supports a password parameter,
|
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needed when doing things like changing the owner of a
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bot via @BotFather.
|
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- Enhancements
|
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- tgcrypto will now be used for encryption when
|
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installed.
|
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- Bug fixes
|
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- Message.edit wasn’t working in your own chat on
|
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events other than NewMessage.
|
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- client.delete_dialog() was not working on chats.
|
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- events.UserUpdate should now handle channels’ typing
|
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status.
|
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- InputNotifyPeer auto-cast should now work on other
|
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TLObject.
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- For some objects, False was not correctly serialized.
|
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- New schema and QoL improvements (v1.20)
|
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- Scheme layer used: 124
|
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- View new and changed raw API methods.
|
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- A bit late to the party, but Telethon now offers a
|
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convenient way to comment on channel posts. It works very
|
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similar to reply_to:
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client.send_message(channel, 'Great update!', comment_to=1134)
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- This code will leave a comment to the channel post with ID
|
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1134 in channel.
|
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- In addition, the library now logs warning or error
|
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messages to stderr by default! You no longer should be
|
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left wondering “why isn’t my event handler working”
|
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if you forgot to configure logging. It took so long for
|
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this change to arrive because nobody noticed that Telethon
|
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was using a logging.NullHandler when it really shouldn’t
|
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have.
|
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- If you want the old behaviour of no messages being logged,
|
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you can configure logging to CRITICAL severity:
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import logging
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logging.basicConfig(level=logging.CRITICAL)
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This is not considered a breaking change because stderr
|
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should only be used for logging purposes, not to emit
|
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information others may consume (use stdout for that).
|
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- Additions
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- New comment_to parameter in client.send_message(), and
|
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client.send_file() to comment on channel posts.
|
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- Enhancements
|
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- utils.resolve_invite_link handles the newer link
|
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format.
|
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- Downloading files now retries once on TimeoutError,
|
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which has been happening recently. It is not guaranteed
|
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to work, but it should help.
|
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- Sending albums of photo URLs is now supported.
|
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- EXIF metadata is respected when automatically resizing
|
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photos, so the orientation information should no longer
|
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be lost.
|
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- Downloading a thumbnail by index should now use the
|
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correct size ordering.
|
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- Bug fixes
|
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- Fixed a KeyError on certain cases with Conversation.
|
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- Thumbnails should properly render on more
|
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clients. Installing hachoir may help.
|
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- Message search was broken when using a certain
|
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combination of parameters.
|
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- utils.resolve_id was misbehaving with some identifiers.
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- Fix TypeNotFoundError was not being propagated, causing
|
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deadlocks.
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- Invoking multiple requests at once with ordered=True
|
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was deadlocking.
|
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- New raw API call methods (v1.19)
|
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- Scheme layer used: 122
|
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- Telegram has had group calls for some weeks now. This new
|
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version contains the raw API methods needed to initiate and
|
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manage these group calls, however, the library will likely
|
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not offer ways to stream audio directly.
|
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- Telethon’s focus is being an asyncio-based, pure-Python
|
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implementation to interact with Telegram’s API. Streaming
|
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audio is beyond the current scope of the project and would
|
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be a big undertaking.
|
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- However, that doesn’t mean calls are not possible with
|
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Telethon. If you want to help design a Python library to
|
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perform audio calls, which can then be used with Telethon
|
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(so you can use Telethon + that new library to perform
|
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calls with Telethon), please refer to @pytgcallschat
|
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and join the relevant chat to discuss and help with the
|
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implementation!
|
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- The above message was also posted in the official Telegram
|
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group, if you wish to discuss it further.
|
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- With that out of the way, let’s list the additions and
|
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bug fixes in this release:
|
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- Additions
|
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- New has_left property for user permissions on
|
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client.get_permissions().
|
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- Enhancements
|
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- Updated documentation and list of known RPC errors.
|
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- The library now treats a lack of ping responses as a
|
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network error.
|
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- client.kick_participant() now returns the service
|
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message about the user being kicked, so you can delete
|
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it.
|
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- Bug fixes
|
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- When editing inline messages, the text parameter is
|
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preferred if provided.
|
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- Additional senders are unconditionally disconnected
|
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when disconnecting the main client, which should reduce
|
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the amount of asyncio warnings.
|
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- Automatic reconnection with no retries was failing.
|
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- PhotoPathSize is now ignored when determining a
|
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download size, since this “size” is not a JPEG
|
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thumbnail unlike the rest.
|
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- events.ChatAction should misbehave less.
|
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- New layer and QoL improvements (v1.18)
|
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- Scheme layer used: 120
|
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- Mostly fixes, and added some new things that can be done in
|
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this new layer.
|
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- For proxy users, a pull request was merged that will
|
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use the python-socks library when available for proxy
|
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support. This library natively supports asyncio, so it
|
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should work better than the old pysocks. pysocks will still
|
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be used if the new library is not available, and both will
|
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be handled transparently by Telethon so you don’t need to
|
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worry about it.
|
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- Additions
|
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- New client.set_proxy() method which lets you change
|
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the proxy without recreating the client. You will need
|
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to reconnect for it to take effect, but you won’t
|
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need to recreate the client. This is also an external
|
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contribution.
|
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- New method to unpin messages client.unpin_message().
|
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- Enhancements
|
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- Empty peers are excluded from the list of dialogs.
|
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- If the python-socks library is installed (new optional
|
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requirement), it will be used instead of pysocks for
|
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proxy support. This should fix some issues with proxy
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timeouts, because the new library natively supports
|
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asyncio.
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- client.send_file() will now group any media
|
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type, instead of sending non-image documents
|
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separatedly. This lets you create music albums, for
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example.
|
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- You can now search messages with a from_user that’s
|
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not a user. This is a Telegram feature, we know the
|
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name isn’t great, but backwards-compatibility has to
|
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be kept.
|
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- Bug fixes
|
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- Fixes related to conversation timeouts.
|
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- Large dates (over year 2038) now wrap around a 32-bit
|
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integer, which is the only way we can represent them
|
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to Telegram. Even if “wrong”, it makes things not
|
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crash, and it’s the best we can do with 32-bit dates.
|
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- The library was accidentally using a deprecated
|
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argument in one of its friendly methods, producing a
|
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warning.
|
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- Improvements to the way marked IDs are parsed.
|
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- SlowModeWaitError floods are no longer cached.
|
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- Getting the buttons for a message could fail sometimes.
|
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- Getting the display name for “forbidden” chats now works.
|
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- Better handling of errors in some internal methods.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Wed Oct 21 03:32:46 UTC 2020 - Steve Kowalik <steven.kowalik@suse.com>
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#
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# spec file for package python-Telethon
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#
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# Copyright (c) 2020 SUSE LLC
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# Copyright (c) 2021 SUSE LLC
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#
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# All modifications and additions to the file contributed by third parties
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# remain the property of their copyright owners, unless otherwise agreed
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@@ -19,13 +19,14 @@
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%{?!python_module:%define python_module() python-%{**} python3-%{**}}
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# Python2 is not supported
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%define skip_python2 1
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%define modname Telethon
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Name: python-Telethon
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Version: 1.17.0
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Version: 1.21.1
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Release: 0
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Summary: Full-featured Telegram client library for Python 3
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License: MIT
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URL: https://github.com/LonamiWebs/Telethon
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Source: https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/source/T/Telethon/Telethon-%{version}.tar.gz
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Source: https://github.com/LonamiWebs/%{modname}/archive/refs/tags/v%{version}.tar.gz#/%{modname}-%{version}.tar.gz
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BuildRequires: %{python_module pyaes}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module pytest-asyncio}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module pytest-tornasync}
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%prep
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%setup -q -n Telethon-%{version}
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find {README.rst,LICENSE} -type f -perm /111 -exec chmod 644 {} \;
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chmod 644 *.rst LICENSE
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%build
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%python_build
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%install
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%python_install
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%python_expand rm -r %{buildroot}%{$python_sitelib}/tests
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%python_expand %fdupes %{buildroot}%{$python_sitelib}
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%check
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%files %{python_files}
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%doc README.rst
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%license LICENSE
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%{python_sitelib}/*
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%{python_sitelib}/telethon
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%{python_sitelib}/Telethon-%{version}-py*.egg-info
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%changelog
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