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Unable to retrieve all notifications correctly

Open mortim opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

Hi, I'm using your Python library (great project thanks for your efforts) but I can't get the tweet notifications, I've tried different endpoints with a REST API client incuding Endpoint.NOTIFICATIONS_ALL and Endpoint.NOTIFICATIONS_MENTIONES) but I only get notifications concerning likes, reposts, follows but never tweets.

With Endpoint.NOTIFICATIONS_MENTIONES, it's worse because I get no notifications at all.

result_request

To illustrate the problem clearly :

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Here you can see that the tweet isn't listed :

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mortim avatar Jul 03 '24 20:07 mortim

This is exactly the case , with "All" i get notification of login attempts and general notification of celebs which X pushes to all account but with "Mentions" did not get any

anubhav712 avatar Jul 04 '24 05:07 anubhav712

This is exactly the case , with "All" i get notification of login attempts and general notification of celebs which X pushes to all account but with "Mentions" did not get any

Have you found a solution @anubhav712 ?

mortim avatar Jul 27 '24 18:07 mortim

I'm having the same problem. Only getting login attempt notifications etc.

t1mp4 avatar Aug 20 '24 21:08 t1mp4

Hi, same here (I suppose). I want to list the tweets I'm mentioned in, and while they show up in X > Notifications > Mentions, they're not in the result of client.get_notifications(), regardless if I ask for 'All' or 'Mentions'. I only get the "There was a login..." notifications (don't have any other in my test account now, apart from some mentions that I generated from another account).

vicmortelmans avatar Sep 23 '24 19:09 vicmortelmans

This may be a workaround: use authentication for another twitter account, and search tweets that contain the twitter handle of your own account. E.g. tweets = await client.search_tweet('@mytwittername', 'Latest') gives the tweets that mention @mytwittername, but the command only works if you're authenticated with some other account.

vicmortelmans avatar Sep 25 '24 20:09 vicmortelmans

This may be a workaround: use authentication for another twitter account, and search tweets that contain the twitter handle of your own account. E.g. tweets = await client.search_tweet('@mytwittername', 'Latest') gives the tweets that mention @mytwittername, but the command only works if you're authenticated with some other account.

It seems to be a good idea.

mortim avatar Sep 25 '24 23:09 mortim