Harmon

This isn't something that's supported yet. You need to be authenticated to access the media, and `AuthHandler` does not have a `request` method. At the moment, the best method to...

This seems to be their issue: https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko/issues/1288 Other relevant issues: https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko/issues/1020 https://github.com/clugh/coc-proxy/issues/19

gitdb2 was changed to mirror gitdb, so that we could transition back to using the gitdb package name (https://github.com/gitpython-developers/gitdb/issues/59). Since it's a mirror package, I didn't include a lot of...

GitPython 3.1.0 was released to switch back to the gitdb package name now that gitdb2 is a mirror package. Again, see #59. There's no issues with dependencies. The only upstream...

I'm unable to reproduce this: ```pycon >>> for response in tweepy.Paginator(client.search_recent_tweets, "Twitter", expansions="author_id", limit=2): ... print(response["includes"]) ... {'users': [{'id': '1318324869210296323', 'name': 'ReisyRedPanda', 'username': 'RedReisy'}, {'id': '1030560395440922625', 'name': 'Mohamed Mandour', 'username':...

That's not relevant to this issue, but I've fixed it now with https://github.com/tweepy/tweepy/commit/381bf9182700fa0c51df00b5b0f3e19c3d04dac0.

@michaelmilleryoder Is there any reason you couldn't set the `return_type` to `dict` and save the response as JSON directly? @harshil21 I still don't see a particular need or use case...

@nono-london That's unrelated to this issue. You're likely encountering a 409 error due to a conflict in your rules. The latest development version of Tweepy now logs the specific error...

Thanks for the bug report and the reproducer. This took me a bit to wrangle, but it seems like this was due to lingering open sockets from closed SSL transports.

`asynchronous.AsyncPaginator` has been added with https://github.com/tweepy/tweepy/commit/33e444a9d13d53ea024ddb3c9da30158a39ea4f6.