kensanata
commented
1 year ago I wonder. Looking at the code in question:
if len(missing) > 0:
if not "replies" in data:
replies = []
else:
replies = data["replies"]
bar = Bar('Fetching', max = len(missing))
for id in missing:
try:
status = mastodon.status(id)
replies.append(status)
except Exception as e:
if "not found" in str(e):
pass
else:
print(e, file=sys.stderr)
bar.next()
bar.finish()
data["replies"] = replies
core.save(status_file, data)Is the problem that the case of the exception changed? The code ignores "not found" and in your example it says "Not Found".
>>> "not found" in "Not Found"
FalseWhat happens if we change that:
except Exception as e:
if "not found" in str(e) or "Not Found" in str(e):
pass
IzzySoft
lapineige
I'm running
mastodon-archive archive --with-mentions --with-following "$myacc"¹ in a daily Cron job. Looks like 2 days ago someone deleted some "mentions". Since then, on every run, I get the following error:The
('Mastodon API returned error', 404, 'Not Found', 'Not Found')is logged on STDERR and thus results in a mail from the Cron job.Is there any way to clean that up, so the error goes away (otherwise I expect that the error line will grow with time) – without "losing data" (e.g. just "breaking the connection" to those 2 missing toots)?
¹ basically,
contrib/mastoarchwithout archiving followers, so the error more likely comes frommastodon-archive replies "$myacc"