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I cannot add comments since I do not have enough reputation, so I will edit this post once I get more information about your code.

Could you please upload the full traceback? Also what happens if before calling the method group on the object, you ensures that it is not None ? (I don't know if this is in your code or in the library)

Have you tried debugging and checking at each step what the variables are and if they are not what you think they should be

Finally, I also think that maybe your variable message is always empty, since you catch other parameters with * right before message so this makes the message parameter a keyword-only parameter, which, to the best of my knowledge cannot be passed when using a bot command

Have you tried changing your function's signature to this :

Ok so using this (the fixed lib) solved my problem: https://pypi.org/project/google-trans-new/

There's also an released alpha about the official googletrans lib that has this bug patched, you can find more about it in this thread: googletrans stopped working with error 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'

New code:

This is a known, reported issue in the googletrans library's github page. Take a look there to see the status of the fix and potential work arounds: https://github.com/ssut/py-googletrans/issues.

According to the most recent comment, installing a different version, googletrans==4.0.0-rc1, appears to work, but with caveats:

fire17 commented 16 days ago
normal pip installation failed but uninstalled and reinstalled
googletrans==4.0.0-rc1
then worked :)
tho the object is wierd, i can access the translated text like

the problem you are using @google-cloud/storage on client side code, this lib is supposed to be used on server side only.

remember Nuxt is a SSR(server side render) even if it render on server a lot of the code will be on client side too. You can try to use this on serverside components like The serverMiddleware Property

to run storage on client side try to use npm firebase storage

Alright Guys, I found the answer

first you have to uninstall your googletrans

A new alpha version with a fix was released a few minutes ago.

Install the alpha version like this:

CalendarList.list returns all of the calendars which have been added to the current authenticated users calendarList.

The calendarList appears at the bottom left hand side of the google calendar web application. This list is not always kept up to date it depends on how the current authenticated user was granted access to this new calendar. If it was done though the web application it should be added unless you are using a service account. (Note: it used to be added automatically with service accounts but this was removed a while ago)

If one user does not have them in their calendarList then i suggest you just do a calendarList.Insert and add it.

Here is some official info from google as to why service accounts no longer automatically have shared calendars in calendarlist.

Service Accounts don't accept automatically shared calendars anymore

My guess would be you are getting this error because you are passing a pandas Series object to the translate function (docs) instead of a str (string) object. Try using apply:

With the release of Firebase CLI 8.4.0, it appears a lot has changed, including a new local emulator UI. Among the changes are some modules that now require a minimum node version of 10. That's what the error messages are saying with:

Unsupported engine for module@version: wanted: {"node":">=10"}

If your local node version is less than 10, you will see these errors. It's time to upgrade your node version. If you're using nvm, that's as simple as typing nvm install 10. This does not affect the version of node targeted by Cloud Functions at the time of deployment. The version of node for deployment is still declared in your package.json.