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We have some objects that have exactly the same to_dict() method, only specifying that from_user should be from in the data-dict. I refractored this logic to TelegramObject and removed those to_dicts() from the code.

We have some objects that have exactly the same to_dict() method, only specifying that `from_user` should be `from` in the `data`-dict. I refractored this logic to `TelegramObject` and removed those to_dicts() from the code.
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Merging #834 into master will decrease coverage by 0.21%.
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I'm a bit conflicted with this change. On one hand it's a lot less duplicated code which is good most of the time. But on the other hand it's a bit unintuitive to have "from/from_user" be the only thing special thing that's handled in the base. I personally think it makes more sense to have it where it was before, despite the duplicated code.

bot.edit_message_reply_markup(inline_message_id=update.callback_query.inline_message_id,
bot.edit_message_reply_markup(
inline_message_id=update.callback_query.inline_message_id,
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Please fix the indentation here :)

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@bomjacob I fixed the indentation as you requested.
The reason I think from/from_user is an exception, is because it's the only one we rename in the library. And because it's the only one occurring more then once where it's the only reason to_dict exists.

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Alright, I can see that, LGTM then :)

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