* Add Telegram auto mode polling and init username fallback
* Expose Telegram resetWebhook API
* Refine Telegram API to longPolling and safer auto mode
* Fix: Environment variable cleanup sets `process.env.VERCEL` to the string `"undefined"` (truthy) instead of removing it, leaking a truthy VERCEL env var into subsequent tests.
This commit fixes the issue reported at packages/adapter-telegram/src/index.test.ts:661
**Bug explanation:**
In the test "auto mode stays in webhook mode on serverless runtime" (line 622), the cleanup code in the `finally` block at line 662 uses `process.env.VERCEL = undefined` when the env var wasn't previously set. In Node.js, `process.env` coerces all values to strings, so `process.env.VERCEL = undefined` actually sets `process.env.VERCEL` to the string `"undefined"`. This is truthy (`Boolean("undefined")` === `true`).
This was verified empirically:
```
process.env.TEST_VAR = undefined;
typeof process.env.TEST_VAR // "string"
process.env.TEST_VAR // "undefined"
Boolean(process.env.TEST_VAR) // true
```
The consequence is that after this test runs, `process.env.VERCEL` remains set to the truthy string `"undefined"`, causing `isLikelyServerlessRuntime()` to return `true` for all subsequent tests that run in the same process. This could cause any auto-mode tests that follow to incorrectly detect a serverless runtime and behave differently than expected.
**Fix explanation:**
Changed `process.env.VERCEL = undefined` to `delete process.env.VERCEL`, which properly removes the environment variable from `process.env`. After `delete`, `process.env.VERCEL` is `undefined` (the actual undefined value, not the string), and `Boolean(process.env.VERCEL)` correctly returns `false`. This matches the standard pattern for cleaning up environment variables in Node.js tests.
Co-authored-by: Vercel <vercel[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: timolins <me@timo.sh>
* Fix lint: replace delete env cleanup with Reflect.deleteProperty
* Harden Telegram polling tests and polish polling docs
* Improve Telegram polling docs with clearer motivation and examples
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Add support for telegram bot
* Add support for action buttons in telegram
* Use markdown parse mode
* Add more tests
* Fix linting issues
* Fixes
* Fixes
* Don't reverse order messages for AI and always answer for telegram
* Add telegram integration test
* Update telegram.json
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