Let the person know which request was canceled

[Salz0]

What's happening?

Currently the bot simply types the cancelation message without any reference to the request

Why?

It should be more intuitive to do a bot.reply() instead of bot.send_message() because the person will understand what is happening

This is easy to fix

[sfazli96]

I just want to make sure the fix should be bot.reply() where the bot replies instead of it sending a message? So the fix is I would change it in the file somewhere, correct? I can give this issue a try.

[mykolasolodukha]

@Salz0 bot.reply() implies that we already have message_id somewhere saved (either locally or in the database). Is that the case or is it irrelevant?

[mykolasolodukha]

@sfazli96 feel free to give it a go. If anything, we're here to help 🙂

[Salz0]

@Salz0 bot.reply() implies that we already have message_id somewhere saved (either locally or in the database). Is that the case or is it irrelevant?

The cancelation button should include the message_id. That way it should be good

[Salz0]

@Salz0 bot.reply() implies that we already have message_id somewhere saved (either locally or in the database). Is that the case or is it irrelevant?

The cancelation button should include the message_id. That way it should be good

@sfazli96 @mykolasolodukha

[Khoinguyen898]

Hi maintainer, can I please be assigned this issue ? Mainly because I am looking to further expand my Open Source Portfolio in Python so I thought this would be a great place to start, thank you in advanced

[Salz0]

Hi maintainer, can I please be assigned this issue ? Mainly because I am looking to further expand my Open Source Portfolio in Python so I thought this would be a great place to start, thank you in advanced

Sure! Waiting for your pull request