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Commands addressing a bot don't work
See original GitHub issueCommands like /command@bot_name_bot don’t work with the bot.command() handler.
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This could probably be automated using the
/getMeAPI endpoint. Is there any interest in this? If so I could look into it.This scenario applies mainly to groups.
In a group there can be multiple bots. If you want just one bot to execute a command, you can mention the bot in there by postpending the command with @botname.
Also: If your bots offer commands within a message written by that bot (e.g.
/help) they become clickable. If you click on such a link, it is automatically suffixed with @botname. So a command /something becomes/something@botname