Twint: CRITICAL:root:twint.run:Twint:Feed:noDataExpecting

[muhammad-yasir]

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Command Ran

c = twint.Config()
c.Limit = 100

c.Store_csv = True

c.Output = "none.csv"

c.Lang = "en"
c.Search = "Dental Care OR Oral Health OR Dentist experience" #Dental #Care"

Description of Issue

I tried to run the above-mentioned code. I am trying to retrieve all tweets that contain "dental care" or "Oral health" or "dental experience". I searched on the twitter and there are good number of tweets present on above-mentioned keywords. However, when I ran the above code, I got the following message

Environment Details

Using Windows, Linux? What OS version? Running this in Anaconda? Jupyter Notebook? Terminal?
MacOS Catalina, running on anaconda and using jupyter notebook

[aariassanta]

Same problems since last week, and tried to run as before in a Mac and even tried with several Docker images with the same results.

[pvhk]

Twitter just killed the legacy without login and JS enabled.

[francarranza]

Twitter just killed the legacy without login and JS enabled.

And what does it mean? Is there any workaround? Thanks

[tahmidrashid]

Twitter just killed the legacy without login and JS enabled.

And what does it mean? Is there any workaround? Thanks

Might want to look at this:
https://github.com/twintproject/twint/pull/917

[abbod]

I have the same problem,
what is the solution?

[doganaltintas]

I have the same problem.

[DolevAlgam]

Same here.

[guilherme-sal]

I work around a provisional solution using snscrape snscrape

Check my ipynb ihere

[westinbrevard]

See #917

[sukioral]

See #917

It seems it is not successful. I tried the codes there but turned out still getting sleeping... Can you work out the result?

[JeffBarron]

I disabled the sleeping by commenting out line 113 #time.sleep(delay)in run.py. I also added a break under it. This fixed the issue for me in how I'm using twint.