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I am using the latest rtweet package, and I’m getting stuck on the use of the filtered_stream function. I have been able to use other functions in the rtweet package just fine (search_tweet, get_timeline) but I’m missing something with filtered_stream.

Every time I run the filtered_stream it returns the message:

“No matching tweets with streaming rules were found in the time provided.”

I thought this might mean that there were simply no tweets found, but this error message appears immediately after running the code even if I set the timeout to 120 seconds. Here is my code:

chat_rule <- stream_add_rule(list(value = "#chatgpt", tag = "chatgpt"))

chatgpt_stream <- filtered_stream(timeout = 120, filename = "chatgpt.json", parse = FALSE)
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  • Unfortunately, due to removal of most of the functionality in the free tier of the Twitter API means rtweet no longer works (as far as I can tell). The "Final" section of this blog post by the current maintainer https://llrs.dev/post/2023/03/20/rtweet-starts-using-api-v2/ says that the party is over... which sucks. – br00t May 25 '23 at 21:39
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    Bummer. Thanks for posting the link. – rhet_research May 27 '23 at 20:32

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