Andy Piper
Andy Piper
If you are using Ruby 3.0.x then the `-H` is probably being ignored (see #159). You might need to apply patches from a pull request. There's no active maintenance underway...
Have you installed the gem as root, or as your regular user? I'd expect the install to have put a link to twurl into your Rubygems PATH, which I'd expect...
Looking at [this Ask Ubuntu thread](https://askubuntu.com/questions/1206219/problem-with-accessing-an-installed-ruby-gem-package-from-a-shell-script-under-u), it looks like you need to have `.gem/bin` on your PATH. I haven't tested on Ubuntu for a while. There's more information [here](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/11/08/snap/) about...
Have you set the correct environment variables? Which sample are you running?
- Is the app part of a project with v2 access? - What level of access do you have to the API (this should work fine with Essential Access but...
The `-H` option is not working in Ruby 3.0 - suspiciously similar to #154 which was an issue with the `-X` param.
Rake conformance tests are failing in Ruby 3.0 but work in 2.7.2 (macOS)
@smaeda-ks review is happening now - thank you so much for this. Re-opening.
Super odd. I expect this is going to be a trivial and annoying question, just want to confirm that the ID *is* accurate in the post, right - you’ve literally...
Yeah, I agree about the doc issue. jq is doing that partly as JavaScript has issues dealing with large numbers. https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-ids At the moment I strongly suspect this issue is...