Closed dcmille closed 1 year ago
OS Says Windows 10, but its actually Windows 11. Noticed the fault yesterday (15/9/23), but was working fine prior to that. As a mod, I use the follower count to help identify other streamers in the chat, and issue shoutouts etc. (P.S. While I can read the source code, programming in C++ is not in my skill set - Good luck.)
This was fixed in 813d96867b0a467de266bf09dc1fa02a3d4f9098 and is in the nightly build. See https://github.com/Chatterino/chatterino2/issues/4808 and https://github.com/Chatterino/chatterino2/issues/4810.
OS Says Windows 10, but its actually Windows 11.
We're using QSysInfo::prettyProductName
which should say 11 (maybe it's a bug there?).
Thanks! Moved to nightlies for a while.
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Describe your issue
Opening a User Info Card from a split by clicking on a user name. Info card shows the Followers: label, but the actual count is missing. Verified using known streamers with followers.
After checking source code, suspect the issue is caused by recent change to Twitch API. Get Users Followers is now depreciated (2023-09-06) and replaced by Get Channel Followers.
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/change-log/ 2023‑09‑06 This release includes the following updates, detailed in the Legacy Follows API and Eventsub Shutdown Timeline post here:
The Get Users Follows API endpoint has been removed. Get Channel Followers now requires the user access token to contain both the moderator:read:followers scope and have either the user ID match the broadcaster_id or the user must be a moderator for the specified broadcaster in order to return data about specific followers. This condition is also required for using the user_id parameter. V1 of channel.follow has been removed.
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OS and Chatterino Version
Chatterino 7.4.5 (commit 715305bb) built with Qt 5.15.2,MSVC 193532217