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401 Unauthorized when streaming
See original GitHub issueI’m getting a 401 error, but only when using the StreamListener. Normal API calls work fine.
My Twitter account is set to the same timezone as my dev machine, and I still get 401 errors when I run my code on Heroku’s servers. What gives? Is Tweepy still hitting v1 API endpoints?
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I switched to python-twitter, you may want to try that instead.
I was able to figure out the issue after days of debugging. Turns out this is related with the way I read the keys from the property file. Somehow python inserted a subtle ’ character to the beginning and end of the keys.
What lead me to the wrong direction is that this was not immediately obvious for some reason (caching mechanism?) on Twitter side.