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own reactions #92
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this will return recent reactions + own reactions can you include more information about the output you receive? |
feed = client.feed('timeline', 'alice'); I requested for alice's timeline feeds with own reactions "True". But in "own reactions" got reactions from other users. User alice didn't reacted to any activity. So "own activity" supposed to be empty. Output of a activity:
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you have to specify the user_id when you read the feed (ie. different users can read the same feed) make sure to pass |
thank you @tbarbugli it worked! |
Thank you Tommaso Barbugli.
…On Thu, Jun 20, 2019 at 6:53 PM Tommaso Barbugli ***@***.***> wrote:
you have to specify the user_id when you read the feed (ie. different
users can read the same feed)
make sure to pass user_id="alice" to feed.get
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Hi, we are running into this same issue using the Node.js SDK (not the ORM, just barebones) but there doesn't seem to be a |
@francescov1 could you create an issue for node sdk on its repo? FYI, you can pass whatever you want into |
@ferhatelmas - thank you! you saved me days of banging my head against the wall 👍 |
Problem explanation
I expect to see only user's own reactions, but instead I get all reactions, regardless of who they came from.
Steps to reproduce
feed = client.feed('user', 'alice');
response = feed.get(limit=30, enrich=True, reactions: {"counts": true, "recent": true, "own": true})
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Error traceback (if applicable)
Code snippet that causes the problem
feed = client.feed('user', 'alice');
response = feed.get(limit=30, enrich=True, reactions: {"counts": true, "recent": true, "own": true})
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