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Error:"profile_image_url_https" #33
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Is your data from the v1.1 or v2 API @dishanisen ? Currently only data in the v1.1 API format is supported. I think this may duplicate #31 , but would appreciate your confirmation of what version of the API the data came from. |
Hi,
I have the Academic Twitter API, so I do not exactly know if it's v1 or v2.
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Is your data from the v1.1 or v2 API @dishanisen
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Currently only data in the v1.1 API format is supported. I think this may
duplicate #31 <#31> , but
would appreciate your confirmation of what version of the API the data came
from.
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That is the v2 API. It was released after our project. I hope we'll extend the code to support data from it, but at the moment you would need to manually reform the data to the m3 input format. I'm going to close this as a duplicate of #31 for now. |
Also to clarify, I mean that if you can transform the data to look the the examples in this file |
I am getting the following error with m3twitter.transform_jsonl()
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