Fix admin detection in _can_use_commands #468
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tulir
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Good catch, thanks!
The ChannelParticipant schema (which is what GetParticipantRequest returns) does indeed say the participant info is in the .participant property.
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I noticed that admins of Telegram groups can't add a portal via the relay bot. After some print-debugging I found that
_can_use_commandsdoes not access theparticipantproperty, even though the classes it checks for seem to be stored there and not inpdirectly.Please note that this is probably a crude fix as it is literally based on inserting
prints at various places and changing code randomly 😄