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Just adding some extra detail on how to configure persistence on Dispatcher-only architectures.

Jason Zavaglia 2021-02-02 21:55:58 +11:00
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Making-your-bot-persistent.md

@ -31,6 +31,8 @@ To make your bot persistent you need to do the following.
- Create a persistence object (e.g. `my_persistence = PicklePersistence(filename='my_file')`) - Create a persistence object (e.g. `my_persistence = PicklePersistence(filename='my_file')`)
- Construct Updater with the persistence (`Updater('TOKEN', persistence=my_persistence, use_context=True)`) - Construct Updater with the persistence (`Updater('TOKEN', persistence=my_persistence, use_context=True)`)
Note that the Updater passes the persistence variable to the Dispatcher, so if you aren't using the Updater, you can set the persistence on your Dispatcher object instead.
This is enough to make `user_data`, `bot_data` and `chat_data` persistent. This is enough to make `user_data`, `bot_data` and `chat_data` persistent.
To make a conversation handler persistent (save states between bot restarts) you **must name it** and set `persistent` to `True`. To make a conversation handler persistent (save states between bot restarts) you **must name it** and set `persistent` to `True`.
Like `ConversationHandler(<no change>, persistent=True, name='my_name')`. `persistent` is `False` by default. Like `ConversationHandler(<no change>, persistent=True, name='my_name')`. `persistent` is `False` by default.