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Originally posted by SolidHabu January 18, 2022
So I noticed in all other examples, simply subclassing the *Stream class and adding the appropriate query params as variables would make the stream work. However, in FilteredStream this seems like it won't work properly, as I still get the default tweet object output back when connecting to the stream.
Does this actually work and I am being dense? or is it something not yet implemented for filteredstream yet?
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Originally posted by SolidHabu January 18, 2022
So I noticed in all other examples, simply subclassing the *Stream class and adding the appropriate query params as variables would make the stream work. However, in FilteredStream this seems like it won't work properly, as I still get the default tweet object output back when connecting to the stream.
Does this actually work and I am being dense? or is it something not yet implemented for filteredstream yet?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: