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these are the .in_reply_to 's of the get_user_tweets(tweet_type="Replies") of user @d1mden on twitter as of writing this (just an example)
and here is the reply page, as you can see there are a lot of replies by d1mden as of writing this, but none of them seem to be getting successfully fetched by twikit despite having "Replies" on
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If you haven't found it yet,
tweet_obj._data['legacy'] gives you an incomplete version of the replied to tweet
tweet_obj._data['legacy']['id_str'] gives you the id
It was helpful inspecting tweet_obj.dict. Seems the variables defined in the Tweet class are extracted from _data for ease of top level access
these are the .in_reply_to 's of the get_user_tweets(tweet_type="Replies") of user @d1mden on twitter as of writing this (just an example)
and here is the reply page, as you can see there are a lot of replies by d1mden as of writing this, but none of them seem to be getting successfully fetched by twikit despite having "Replies" on
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: