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Hello,

Some sounds seems to have the incorrect format/compression and telegram can't reproduce them. Could it possible to "hide" them to avoid this kind of files?

Thank you.

Hello. I wanted to run your bot, but inline queries didn't work. After changing the logging level to DEBUG, I found "supports_inline_queries: False" in stdout. After enabled in BotFather, everything worked.

2021-12-24 10:01:52,720 - telegram.bot - DEBUG -
{'is_bot': True, 'can_join_groups': True,
'supports_inline_queries': False, 'id': 1234567890,
'first_name': 'firstnamebot', 'can_read_all_group_messages': False,
'username': 'usernamebot'}

Could you please add a note about "support_inline_queries"(https://core.telegram.org/bots/inline) and how to change the logging level without changing code? Thanks.

Currently the message is:

Your instant name will be "Name Chosen".
Are you sure about it? Send Yes, No or /cancel

Change to this to emphasize the options:

Your instant name will be "Name Chosen".
Are you sure about it? Send "Yes", "No" or /cancel

If a user sends an audio file with metadata (track or artist, it seems) through the /upload conversation, retrieving this instant through the bot will always send an audio message with metadata.

Silly example - first instant was sent as a .mp3 file with no metadata:

This can be undesirable as some users might not want to reveal an instant's content before it is played, and also because audio files frequently got a long and random string as their track title, in which case it will always pollute the instant message. Whether or not to delete metadata could be left open as an option to the user during the /upload conversation, being enabled by default.

Deleting metadata prior to actual upload is probably easily achieved through a library as https://pypi.org/project/mutagen/.
Thoughts?

See: conversation_timeout

Instead saving a temporary file with user sent file, store the whole file content in memory and pass to myinstants api.