Simple change to allow $this->replyToUser() to be used in commands called by callback queries.

[chuv1]

Looks like a simple change from
$message = $this->getMessage() ?: $this->getEditedMessage()
to
$message = $this->getMessage() ?? $this->getEditedMessage() ?? $this->getCallbackQuery()
on

core/src/Commands/Command.php

Line 441 in 34b1459

if ($message = $this->getMessage() ?: $this->getEditedMessage()) {

will allow to use $this->replyToUser() in commands called by callback queries with $this->getTelegram->executeCommand($command_name).
Right now it throws error, since $message->getFrom() is null in that case.

Pro? Cons?

[noplanman]

$message = $this->getCallbackQuery() would return a CallbackQuery entity instead of Message.

So theoretically, to get the Message object, it would have to be $message = $this->getCallbackQuery()?->getMessage(), but that may not be what is expected.

However, it should be safe to expect that the user calling the callback is who should be replied to, not the user who sent the initial message.

@TiiFuchs Any thoughts?
@chuv1 Feel free to PR this 👌