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Proposed change

  1. Add bot info in all events.
    This is necessary to determine which bot triggered the event for setups that have multiple bots.

  2. Removed the chat field since this field does not exist (docs is incorrect).

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  • Removed stale or deprecated documentation.

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    • Updated the Telegram bot integration documentation to reflect new fields in event data, including a message ID (id) and a detailed bot object for relevant events.
    • Removed the chat field from the telegram_text event data.

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The Telegram bot integration documentation was updated to reflect changes in event data structures for telegram_command, telegram_text, and telegram_callback events. New fields, including an id for messages and a bot object with metadata, were added. The chat field was removed from the telegram_text event data.

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File(s) Change Summary
source/_integrations/telegram_bot.markdown Updated documentation to add id and bot fields to event data for relevant events; removed chat field from telegram_text event data.

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    participant User
    participant Telegram Bot
    participant Integration

    User->>Telegram Bot: Sends command/text/callback
    Telegram Bot->>Integration: Forwards event with event data
    Note right of Integration: Event data includes:<br/>- id (message ID, for command/text)<br/>- bot {config_entry_id, id, first_name, last_name, username}<br/>- (no chat field in telegram_text)
    Integration-->>Telegram Bot: Processes event with new structure
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source/_integrations/telegram_bot.markdown (2)

446-452: Bot sub-object looks good – minor ordering nitpick only

Great to see the new bot metadata block 👍.
For readability, consider grouping the scalar keys (command, args, from_first, …) first and placing the two nested objects (bot, message if present) last – this matches the other HA event docs and keeps flat keys together.

Purely cosmetic, so feel free to ignore if you prefer the current order.


461-471: Consistent field ordering across events

telegram_text now has the id and bot fields but the ordering differs slightly from the telegram_command example. Harmonising the order of keys across all three event samples will make copy-pasting and diffing easier for users.

No functional impact – documentation polish only.

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484-489: Good addition of bot metadata for callbacks

The new bot block for telegram_callback completes the triad of updated event samples. Looks accurate and matches the core PR.

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id: "<message id>"
chat_id: "<origin chat id>"
chat: "<chat info>"
date: "<message timestamp>"
message_thread_id: "<message thread id>"
bot:
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⚠️ Potential issue

chat field contradicts PR objective – please remove

The PR description explicitly states the chat field should be removed because it “does not exist”, yet it is still documented here for the telegram_command event.
Keeping it will re-introduce the very inconsistency this PR is trying to solve.

-chat: "<chat info>"

Remove the bullet (and any references elsewhere) to stay aligned with the core implementation.

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id: "<message id>"
chat_id: "<origin chat id>"
chat: "<chat info>"
date: "<message timestamp>"
message_thread_id: "<message thread id>"
bot:
id: "<message id>"
chat_id: "<origin chat id>"
date: "<message timestamp>"
message_thread_id: "<message thread id>"
bot:
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Thank you, @hanwg 👍

@c0ffeeca7 c0ffeeca7 added the awaits-parent Awaits the merge of an parent PR label Jul 14, 2025
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