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I "fixed" this by downloading to a directory further in with retweets enabled, with a script that follows the downloaded images out if they match the target username. Not an...

```python config.set( ("extractor", "twitter"), "directory", [ { "retweet_id != 0" : ["{category}", folder,"archive", "retweets"], "" : ["{category}", folder,"archive"] } ] ) ``` This is what I attempted to use, however...

Alright I updated to 1.18.1-dev and I get this error instead [twitter][error] DirectoryFormatError: Applying directory format string failed (TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict')

Alright well I fixed that but now it doesn't seem to be separating them at all, it seems that it doesn't ever trigger the retweet != 0 condition. Here are...

I'm using this to archive the user profile themselves, not passing through individual retweet/tweet/status links, so I can't check each URL itself. It would be a much more elegant solution...

If I set retweets = true it sets the username of the retweet to the target of my download, not the original poster of what is being retweeted. EX: I...

If I do as Scripter17 has suggested it works however it now doesn't sort out quoted retweets., and looking through the metadata json that I have, it appears there is...

I'll be honest I'm not sure exactly what this is called either, but take this example. https://twitter.com/BarackObama This is the link I send to download, later down Obama quotes a...

I am still looking for a fix to this, does anyone have one? I have just updated to the latest version and there still seems to be no way to...

I mean it is a quoted tweet right? So then why is quote_id 0? I really would like to separate these out through gallery-dl