This can even be a problem for tweets that are within the normal character limit, but contain super-long URLs.
One example is this tweet with a Bloomberg URL at the end: https://twitter.com/jasonschreier/status/1707412086651842669 (the expanded Bloomberg article link includes a very long access token, and is therefore silently dropped from the output by Sopel's default safe-length behavior)
dgw
commented
6 months ago
The code here:
https://github.com/sopel-irc/sopel-twitter/blob/4ab101aca9632b974bf5363ab4ae8f71bbb1ebae/sopel_twitter/__init__.py#L255-L269
doesn't pass
truncationtobot.say()like the similar method call in user-profile handling does:https://github.com/sopel-irc/sopel-twitter/blob/4ab101aca9632b974bf5363ab4ae8f71bbb1ebae/sopel_twitter/__init__.py#L342
This can even be a problem for tweets that are within the normal character limit, but contain super-long URLs.
One example is this tweet with a Bloomberg URL at the end: https://twitter.com/jasonschreier/status/1707412086651842669 (the expanded Bloomberg article link includes a very long access token, and is therefore silently dropped from the output by Sopel's default safe-length behavior)