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**Why Telegram bot doesn't support action targets yet**
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If you have opt for the first migration option, you might find it strange that the `entity_id` is nested in the `data` field (as an action parameter) instead of `target` (as an action target):
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If you have opted for the first migration option, you might find it strange that the `entity_id` is nested in the `data` field (as an action parameter) instead of `target` (as an action target):
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> ```yaml
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> action: telegram_bot.send_message
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> ```
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**Troubleshooting the `call_service` Migration Alert**
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If your migration alert points to `call_service` rather than a specific automation or script, it means the deprecated parameter is being triggered by an underlying service.
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Currently, Home Assistant is not able to pinpoint which specific integration or service is making this call.
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In this scenario, there's no possible migration path.
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You will need to wait for the relevant integration or module developer to release an update that supports the new schema.
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> [!NOTE]
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> In [PR #165299](https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/165299), the legacy Telegram integration has been updated to use the new schema.
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> If this was the source of your migration alert, it should be resolved starting from the **2026.4** release.
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