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Hey y'all! Thank you so much for your work on this project and bridging the gap for the academic API. I am trying to use the package but am running into an error when trying to build a complex query. The query essentially is (SearchTerm1 OR SearchTerm2 OR SearchTerm3 OR SearchTerm4 OR SearchTerm5) AND (SearchTerm6 OR SearchTerm7 OR SearchTerm8 OR SearchTerm9 OR SearchTerm10 OR SearchTerm11). This complex term has worked previously with Twitter's regular API access and follows Twitter's API query guidelines, but doesn't seem to be working within the package. I have tried using it directly in the get_all_tweets function and building a query with the build_query function. I keep getting an error though. My set-up has worked with a simpler query as a test, but doesn't seem to register this complex query. Any advice would be appreciated here. The specific error is "Error in get_tweets(q = built_query, n = 500, start_time = start_tweets, :
something went wrong. Status code: 400". Thank you for any help!
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Hey y'all! Thank you so much for your work on this project and bridging the gap for the academic API. I am trying to use the package but am running into an error when trying to build a complex query. The query essentially is (SearchTerm1 OR SearchTerm2 OR SearchTerm3 OR SearchTerm4 OR SearchTerm5) AND (SearchTerm6 OR SearchTerm7 OR SearchTerm8 OR SearchTerm9 OR SearchTerm10 OR SearchTerm11). This complex term has worked previously with Twitter's regular API access and follows Twitter's API query guidelines, but doesn't seem to be working within the package. I have tried using it directly in the get_all_tweets function and building a query with the build_query function. I keep getting an error though. My set-up has worked with a simpler query as a test, but doesn't seem to register this complex query. Any advice would be appreciated here. The specific error is "Error in get_tweets(q = built_query, n = 500, start_time = start_tweets, :
something went wrong. Status code: 400". Thank you for any help!
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