use POST requests with ReqBody #114
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Probably it was broken in 9cf9985, when |
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Currently
getUpdatesmethod ignores all input parameters, such asoffsetandtimeout, so it's basically impossible to fetch updates (it returns the same updates over and over again). Seems like using GET HTTP method with request body is the problem. I'm not sure whetherservantdoesn't send request body data within GET request, or that request data is simply ignored in GET requests by Telegram servers. Anyway, changing HTTP method to POST fixes the problem.I changed
setWebhookmethod to POST as well (I didn't test it, as I don't use webhooks). All other requests in the library already use POST ifReqBodyis present.