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I was trying to use @githubrevisedbot in a group.

Please allow an option so that only administrators of the group chat can use the /settings@githubrevisedbot command. current version of the Telegram bot is allowing any user of Telegram Group to change the settings of the group.

any idea why a specific repository (in my case https://github.com/sgratzl/slack-cleaner) won't be listed at all? it is a public repository with no special settings

so far the "remove" button is a regular button right before the "back" button. It happened to me more than once that I click on it by accident:

maybe a confirmation dialog or and advanced menu would be an alternative solution

@jsmnbom we need a feature for @githubrevisedbot to close an issue with "usage question"

maybe switch to ◀️ or 🔙 or similar instead?

It's better if the diff gets truncated than the comment.

right now it will list all repositories regardless whether I already added them or not. Filtering them out would reduce the list.

editMessageText does apparently not count as answering a inline query, so we need to do it manually instead.

No need since the user just issued the command, and it's a bit annoying in group chats.

Current it will stop working if you migrate a supergroup to a supergroup, since it will still try to send to the old group, and then stop execution of that handler.

Hi,

I'm currently looking for a Github Telegram bot and found yours which looks promising to what I want and need. However, so far I'm not able to add any repositories.

According to the UI I'm currently logged in as sgratzl which is my github username. However, the inline query to add a repo, like @githubrevisedbot Add repository: slack-cleaner doesn't do anything. Variants like @githubrevisedbot Add repository: https://github.com/sgratzl/slack-cleaner doesn't do anything either. I cannot send the message.

help would be appreciated.

1. Is it needed? Are we even limited by IO? (remember the danm GIL)
2. Be careful with the github_cleaner in utils.py...

When one replies to a message with some markdown like

I haven't read too much into it but could a [semiphore](https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html#threading.Semaphore) work?

The []() part is expected to turn into a link.

in the dark mode of Telegram the check mark icons are very hard to read. A simple check icon that uses the same color as the text would create a better contrast.

as far as I can see, right now I can only add repositories using the inline query. it would be nice if I could manually send message like: /add_repo lineupjs/lineupjs to add a repository