87826c4ccb971911752adbc4bdac8d3e7c28989e,tests/test_channels.py,,test_telegram_channel,#,212

Before Change

        "https://api.telegram.org/bot123:YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN/setWebhook",
        body="{"ok": true, "result": {}}")

    httpretty.enable()

    from rasa_core.channels.telegram import TelegramInput
    from rasa_core.agent import Agent
    from rasa_core.interpreter import RegexInterpreter

After Change

def test_telegram_channel():
    // telegram channel will try to set a webhook, so we need to mock the api

    with aioresponses() as mocked:
        mocked.post(
            "https://api.telegram.org/bot123:YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN/setWebhook",
            payload={"ok": True, "result": {}})

        from rasa_core.channels.telegram import TelegramInput
        from rasa_core.agent import Agent
        from rasa_core.interpreter import RegexInterpreter

        // load your trained agent
        agent = Agent.load(MODEL_PATH, interpreter=RegexInterpreter())

        input_channel = TelegramInput(
            // you get this when setting up a bot
            access_token="123:YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN",
            // this is your bots username
            verify="YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT",
            // the url your bot should listen for messages
            webhook_url="YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL"
        )

        // set serve_forever=True if you want to keep the server running
        s = agent.handle_channels([input_channel], 5004, serve_forever=False)
        // END DOC INCLUDE
        // the above marker marks the end of the code snipped included
        // in the docs
        try:
            assert s is not None
        finally:
            s.cancel()


def test_handling_of_telegram_user_id():
    // telegram channel will try to set a webhook, so we need to mock the api

    httpretty.register_uri(

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