Prevented modifications to the request object's original data#454
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Looks like the tests are failing because too many requests were sent, like in #459. |
no-messing-with-request # Conflicts: # telegram/utils/request.py
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Currently the
de_json()methods of some subclasses ofTelegramObjectmake modifications to the data of the request object. Usually, this shouldn't be a problem, but it might be one if other parts of the code try to read the data and expect something else to be there. By callingTelegramObject'sde_json()method, which makes a copy of the data that can be worked with, this problem should be solved.See #357 for an issue concerning this.