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Here is a small piece of code that yields back
<nil> Get "https://reddit.com/r/investing.json?raw_json=1": invalid request :path "r/investing.json?raw_json=1"
every time I run it. Weird thing is that https://reddit.com/r/investing.json?raw_json=1 does exist. Any ideas
import ( "fmt" "time" "github.com/turnage/graw/reddit" ) func main() { userAgent := "graw:doc_demo_bot:0.3.1 by /u/datlolbot" script, _ := reddit.NewScript(userAgent, time.Second) fmt.Println(script.Thread("r/investing")) }
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I reproduced locally. It looks like reddit has changed a policy and is denying access to that path based on the client.
It still appears to work for authenticated bots.
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Here is a small piece of code that yields back
<nil> Get "https://reddit.com/r/investing.json?raw_json=1": invalid request :path "r/investing.json?raw_json=1"
every time I run it. Weird thing is that https://reddit.com/r/investing.json?raw_json=1 does exist. Any ideas
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