examples/paymentbot.py:66

• [nitpick] The example now uses the 'provider_token' as a keyword argument with a default value. Please consider adding an inline comment in the example to clarify that the parameter is optional and should be passed by keyword.

provider_token=PAYMENT_PROVIDER_TOKEN,

tests/test_official/exceptions.py:209

• The removal of 'provider_token' from the backwards compatibility kwargs appears intentional. Ensure that additional test cases verify the new optional behavior of 'provider_token' so that regressions are caught.

BACKWARDS_COMPAT_KWARGS: dict[str, set[str]] = {}

telegram/_inline/inputinvoicemessagecontent.py:38

• The equality comparison now excludes 'provider_token' per the updated docs. Please confirm that all consumers relying on equality for InputInvoiceMessageContent are updated and that corresponding tests reflect this change.

:attr:`currency` and :attr:`prices` are equal.

telegram/_bot.py:5182

• The function signature now defaults 'provider_token' to None to reflect Bot API 7.4 changes. Verify that any downstream logic correctly handles a None value for this parameter.

provider_token: Optional[str] = None,

telegram/_chat.py:1581

• The update makes 'provider_token' optional in the send_invoice method. Ensure that the associated docstrings and any logic expecting a non-empty token are revised accordingly.

provider_token: Optional[str] = None,

telegram/ext/_extbot.py:1200

• The updated function signature now sets the provider_token default to None. Please double-check that no deprecated annotations or legacy logic still assume a required provider_token.

provider_token: Optional[str] = None,