setWebhookInfo does not correctly set the allowed_updates field. CURL works

[Jessica0813]

I have read:

• Usage information
• Help information

I am using the latest version of the library.

Expected Behavior

allowed_updates should be set when calling the setWebhookInfo function

Actual Behavior

allowed_updates is not set when calling the setWebhookInfo function

Steps to reproduce the Behavior

1. delete the webhook
2. execute setWebhookInfo with custom allowed_updates fields
3. execute getWebhookInfo and see that allowed_updates is not set
4. execute curl command with setWebhookInfo with allowed_updates field in the body
5. execute getWebhookInfo and see that allowed_updates is correctly set.

[Makc0809]

I have the same problem, but I do through:

const allowed = ["chat_member", "message", "my_chat_member"];

export const bot = new TelegramApi(
    process.env.TG_KEY,
    {
      polling: {
        allowed_updates: allowed,
      }
    });

also try:

export const bot = new TelegramApi(
    process.env.TG_KEY,
    {
      polling: {
        params: {
               allowed_updates: allowed,
          }
      }
    });

At the same time, if I call just through the browser:
https://api.telegram.org/botMY_TOKEN/getUpdates?allowed_updates=["chat_member", "message", "my_chat_member"]

and check by accessing /getWebhookInfo, I can see that the parameters were successfully set....

[Makc0809]

Update!

export const bot = new TelegramApi(
    process.env.TG_KEY,
    {
      polling: {
        params: {
               allowed_updates: JSON.stringify(allowed),
          }
      }
    });

JSON.stringify - fix this problem!