Dan Sugalski

And apparently this contains the Config fetch patch too, since branching is hard. (D'oh!) I can sort them both out into properly separate patches if you're not sure you want...

The first pass of the API I trued while I was working this out did have the calls surfaced individually, but when I was using it in my app I...

I'm not aware of any outstanding issues. (I've had a twitter bot running since the summer using this so at least the code works OK in the basic, or at...

Yep, @dghubble needs to give his OK. I'm good reworking the code if necessary, that's probably not a big deal.

@x0rzkov are you asking if with this patch can you send tweets with images attached? Yep, you can. You have to upload the image first and get its ID. Then...

Attaching an image to a tweet is pretty simple. Code looks like: ``` tweetParams := &twitter.StatusUpdateParams{} if msg.OutboundImage != nil { res, resp, err := t.Client.Media.Upload(msg.OutboundImage.Contents, msg.OutboundImage.Type) if err !=...

FWIW I’m maintaining my branch (and I use the media functionality so I make sure to keep it working), so you can always use that if you need this.

I know it's been ages since you created this, but can I pull it into drswork/go-twitter?

Excellent! I'll patch this in over the weekend with a few more of the pending updates i have on my todo list. Thanks!

In and done, thanks.