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The get_media_id function is designed to extract the media ID from different types of media attachments in a message object.
Currently, it accepts a Message object and attempts to retrieve various media types (audio, animation, document, photo, video). However, the function does not account for scenarios where it might receive an InaccessibleMessage object, which lacks several attributes present in a standard Message.
To address this, the function needs to be updated to properly handle InaccessibleMessage objects by either gracefully failing or by implementing a check to ensure that only valid Message objects with accessible media attributes are processed.
The
get_media_id
function is designed to extract the media ID from different types of media attachments in a message object.Currently, it accepts a
Message
object and attempts to retrieve various media types (audio, animation, document, photo, video). However, the function does not account for scenarios where it might receive anInaccessibleMessage
object, which lacks several attributes present in a standardMessage
.To address this, the function needs to be updated to properly handle
InaccessibleMessage
objects by either gracefully failing or by implementing a check to ensure that only validMessage
objects with accessible media attributes are processed.The code, where this is happening:
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