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Consider making chat_id a positional argument in chat.send_message and similar to avoid error messages when not using kwargs #1048

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When doing chat.send_message("Hello") the following error occurs:

TypeError: send_message() got multiple values for keyword argument 'chat_id'

This can be solved by providing each argument through its keyword (like that: chat.send_message(text="Hello")), however this is not very convenient.

By replacing keyword argument chat_id=self.id with positional argument self.id (it is the first argument in of the bot.send_message method) in the Chat class, you can avoid to be forced to always use kwargs when calling this method.

The same thing happens for the other shortcut methods (send_photo, send_audio, ...) and for the corresponding methods of the User class.

return self.bot.send_message(chat_id=self.id, *args, **kwargs)

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