Hi, thanks for the issue. This is known by the dev team, and we are working on the next update which will fix this. For now a workaround is to use Bot.do_api_request("get_sticker_set", {"name": sticker_set_name}). There will be a channel post on this soon.

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im sorry, but what if i am using the python-telegram-bot 12.5 ? no chance to use it?

You can do something like this:

resp = bot._request.post(
        f"{bot.base_url}/getStickerSet",
        {
            "name": packname,
        },
    )

Then, manually call StickerSet.de_json() on the returned data, or just use the json data directly. It's a bit of a dirty hack, requiring access to a private property, I know, but it's better than nothing if you're for whatever reason stuck with v12/13.x

well, i already saved every sticker id one by one =_= but thank you anyway :D

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From @botnews:

Stickers

• Introduced support for mixed-format sticker packs (https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#stickerset).
• Regular sticker sets now support up to 120 stickers.

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Hi, thanks for the issue. This is known by the dev team, and we are working on the next update which will fix this. For now a workaround is to use Bot.do_api_request("get_sticker_set", {"name": sticker_set_name}). There will be a channel post on this soon.

im sorry, but what if i am using the python-telegram-bot 12.5 ? no chance to use it?

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Hi, thanks for the issue. This is known by the dev team, and we are working on the next update which will fix this. For now a workaround is to use Bot.do_api_request("get_sticker_set", {"name": sticker_set_name}). There will be a channel post on this soon.

im sorry, but what if i am using the python-telegram-bot 12.5 ? no chance to use it?

No, that version is more than 5 years old.

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im sorry, but what if i am using the python-telegram-bot 12.5 ? no chance to use it?

You can do something like this:

resp = bot._request.post(
        f"{bot.base_url}/getStickerSet",
        {
            "name": packname,
        },
    )

Then, manually call StickerSet.de_json() on the returned data, or just use the json data directly. It's a bit of a dirty hack, requiring access to a private property, I know, but it's better than nothing if you're for whatever reason stuck with v12/13.x

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