Instapy: failed to load desired amount of user

[roncam82]

any help on this error. it happened after the last update

[cyberiainformatica]

+1

[roncam82]

and the follow is not working correctly ! it is looping on the same person

[gitpatrickhub]

@uluQulu has a fix for this in a PR #3910 I've test his fix on Raspberry Pi3 and it's working correctly.

[roncam82]

And I need to change the green parts ?

[orisust]

@uluQulu has a fix for this in a PR #3910 I've test his fix on Raspberry Pi3 and it's working correctly.

it didn't work for me.

[orisust]

@roncam82 @orisust just replace your whole unfollow_util.py file with this one from #3910
Works for me!

sometimes the bottom of the dialog shows 'see all suggestions' button and then i get
"Failed to load desired amount of users"

[ishandutta2007]

@roncam82 @orisust just replace your whole unfollow_util.py file with this one from #3910
Works for me!

this is a hack , you shouldn't do that.

[TarekJ03]

@ishandutta2007 from now on,
Git commands aren't needed for most users anymore, because they install and manage it via pip. That means that the old folder (where the github repo was at) can be deleted if the pip version is used, but it doesn't have to be. It's just important that scripts aren't run from inside the old folder anymore with that style, since that would call the instapy folder in the old InstaPy folder. So, long story short: updating happens via

pip<version> install instapy -U

from now on, not git.
Or the other way. Only use git, not pip.

[ishandutta2007]

pip install instapy will install the latest version from pypy not the latest master from github. isn't it ?

[TarekJ03]

@ishandutta2007 yes.... it's recommended for most users to use pip.

[ishandutta2007]

@TarekJ03 How do you install the latest master pulled ?

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