Pending Updates After Filled Gaps Issue

[sametcekin]

I have a problem when I used the Client_OnUpdate method.

I have an issue when reading messages from a channel. The message has already arrived in the channel, but when I use WTelegram, I cannot see the message due to this issue:

Trying to apply 2 pending updates after filled gaps

UpdateEditChannelMessage

Trying to apply 1 pending update after filled gaps

Trying to recover gaps for 2 pending updates (2360819976, new +0->14)

TL.UpdateReadChannelInbox

First appearance of MBox

Trying to apply 2 pending updates after filled gaps

The above lines are console logs. How can I fix the filled gaps?

[sametcekin]

Got Updates_State 0->3779, date=12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM->11/23/2024 9:41:18 AM, seq=0->12950
4>Receiving Updates                                  2024-11-23 09:41:41Z
(***,      0+1->15    ) TL.UpdateNewChannelMessage     pending | msgID=14
Trying to recover gaps for 1 pending updates
((***,  new  +1->15    ) TL.UpdateNewChannelMessage     First appearance of MBox | msgID=14
Trying to apply 1 pending updates after filled gaps
((***,     14+1->15    ) TL.UpdateNewChannelMessage     applied now | msgID=14
4>Receiving UpdatesTooLong                           2024-11-23 09:41:47Z

[wiz0u]

Provide full logs of the problem.

The logs in your last message doesn't show anything wrong. The line "applied now" shows that the pending update was successfully passed to OnUpdate.

[sametcekin]

Channel messageChannel messages come late. I think there's a gap. For example, in the console application that I wrote with WTelegramClient, it writes a message like 'Trying to apply 2 pending updates after filled gaps', even though the notification has been received on my other devices. When another message drops on the same channel 1 hour later, it shows both messages. I am writing the logs to WTelegram.log. Should I throw all of this. I already got this log from there.

Translated with DeepL.com (free version)s are receiving lately

[wiz0u]

I said: Provide full logs of the problem.
(if it's too big for here, you can use pastebin or something... and don't forget to give me the timestamps I should particularly look at)