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UPD. See the comment below for real issue
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- Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04
- Python Version: 3.8.0
- aiogram version: 2.9.2
- aiohttp version: 3.6.2
- uvloop version (if installed): Not installed
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Message sended with `parse_mode=ParseMode.MA
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MyST is a sphinx markdown parser which provides more features than recommonmark. The key ones being native support for admonitions, directives and references without having to use eval_rst.
Note: When using rst directives which generate rst output (autodoc etc) you will still need to use eval_rst in MyST so that the output of the di
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Description:
I noticed the
typesAndWaitsuses thesleepmethod, but this only allows you to sleep whole seconds.Wouldn't it be better to use
usleep, so we can sleep for 2.5 seconds, or 0.5 seconds?I noticed the code moved from the BotMan class to the drivers, but the ch