fix: strip @botname from commands so /new@TigerNanoBot resolves correctly (#3581)
Commands sent directly to the bot in groups include @botname suffix (e.g. /compress@TigerNanoBot). get_command() now strips the @anything part before lookup, matching how Telegram bot menu generates commands. Fixes all slash commands silently doing nothing when sent with @mention. Co-authored-by: MacroAnarchy <MacroAnarchy@users.noreply.github.com>
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@@ -62,6 +62,18 @@ class TestMessageEventGetCommand:
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event = MessageEvent(text="/")
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assert event.get_command() == ""
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def test_command_with_at_botname(self):
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event = MessageEvent(text="/new@TigerNanoBot")
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assert event.get_command() == "new"
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def test_command_with_at_botname_and_args(self):
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event = MessageEvent(text="/compress@TigerNanoBot")
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assert event.get_command() == "compress"
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def test_command_mixed_case_with_at_botname(self):
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event = MessageEvent(text="/RESET@TigerNanoBot")
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assert event.get_command() == "reset"
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class TestMessageEventGetCommandArgs:
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def test_command_with_args(self):
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