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Telegram – Conversation touchs other sessions in grammy

I am developing telegram bot using grammy. I use two sessions in my bot: one with external storage, one with memory storage (for conversations).

bot.use(session({
    profile : {
        storage : require('./storage.js')
    },
    conversation : {}, type : 'multi'
}));

I am traking when different methods of storage was called and was suprised when I found that each time when user enters the conversation profile storage’s write method is called with no changes. I didn’t expect such behaviour and still don’t understand it. Encoding to documentation conversation should only use session provided for them (conversation session).

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    each time when user enters the conversation profile storage’s write method

    I assume you use await conversation.wait() for this purpose. This method creates a new context object and you have to work with it instead of the original context object.

    This means that instead of writing

    const {message} = await conversation.wait();

    you’ll have to use

    const newCtx = await conversation.wait();
const {message} = newCtx;

    Working with the new context object fixed my problem with values dissapearing from the context object used later on.

    await ctx.reply("Напишите название книги");

ctx.session.myValue = 1; // will be added

const newCtx = await conversation.wait();

ctx.session.someValue = 1; // will not be added
newCtx.session.anotherValue = 1; // will be added

    Not the prettiest solution, but it works!

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    With grammyjs conversation plugin, you should use conversation.session utility to deal with sessions objects as indicated in the documentation #rule-iii-use-convenience-functions :

    // `ctx.session` only persists changes for the most recent context object
conversation.session.myProp = 42; // more reliable!
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