Lorenzo Bocchi

Hi, you are getting that error because the 'exclude' parameter requires a list. To make it work, simply transform `exclude='replies'` in `exclude=['replies']`.

I'll check the issue in the following days. Have you tried specifying the language like it's mentioned in this issue https://github.com/bocchilorenzo/ntscraper/issues/23#issue-1978808861 ? Maybe it can help for now

Hi, the issue appears to be on nitter's part. I tried the advanced search on the instance you provided and other instances as well, on different accounts, but it seems...

Hi, that would indeed be useful to add, but given the recent news that twitter has once again broken nitter, and this time probably for good, I decided to wait...

I just tried but on my end it works (see pic). Are you on the latest version of the library? Many instances error out, but for example https://nitter.privacydev.net and https://n.populas.no...

I've added an instance check when launching the scraper. Now it takes a couple of seconds longer to start but it checks the instances that work in order to prevent...

That error is because of the multiprocessing used during the instance check, which requires the scraper to be run in an "if __name__ == '__main__'" code block. I've removed multiprocessing,...

That's strange, I'll try to investigate a bit and see if I can find some fix

I've tested with and without VPN to make sure it wasn't a network issue but was not able to replicate it. I'll keep it open for now.

Hi, I'm not sure I understand what you mean by forwarding relationship. If a tweet is a retweet, the attribute "is-retweet" will be true. Unfortunately I can't retrieve the user...