Update streaming.py #694
Update streaming.py #694
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if buf.read_line() returns none, then buf.read_line().strip() obviously fails this feels like a kludge but it seems to work, and working is better than not working so maybe this is a useful pull request
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+1 for this, currently having to hack local tweepy :/ |
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I'm getting this issue but find it hard to figure out exactly why based on the code in https://github.com/tweepy/tweepy/blob/master/tweepy/streaming.py#L165. Maybe the connection is closed? |
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Tweepy error handling is just not very useful sadly :/ I I've seen this error when I had problems with my credentials / when hitting a rate limit - but the only way to see this would be to manually add debug code within tweepy |
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Is anyone from this project here? This would be great. |
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Was just going to create a PR to fix this same issue, but found this one and wanted to give it a boost. I have been running with a very similar modification for months with no issues. It would be great to merge this PR. |
If the stream is closed while reading, act as if it was closed before reading began. This resloves tweepy#576, resloves tweepy#698 and resolves tweepy#734. Similar to tweepy#694, tweepy#780.
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I've fixed this in c1eddf1. |
if buf.read_line() returns none, then buf.read_line().strip() obviously fails
this feels like a kludge but it seems to work, and working is better than not working so maybe this is a useful pull request
edit: this might be fixed by PR#652 but I'm not sure