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The reason of your problem probably has to do with the fact that you are trying to hide a tweet that you do not have the ability to do so. Please, note the restrictions that a tweet must adhere to in order to be hidden. It is stated in the section Step three: Find a Tweet ID to hide in the Twitter developer documentation:

The hide replies endpoint can hide or unhide replies on behalf of an authorized user. Because we are using the Access Tokens related to your user profile in this example, you will be able to hide replies from users who participate in a conversation started by you. Similarly, if you were using Access Tokens that belong to another user that authorized your app, you would be able to moderate replies to any conversations started by that account.

Ask a friend to reply to a Tweet (let them know you're testing hide replies) or reply to any of your Tweets from a test account. Click on that reply, then copy the numeric part of its URL. That will be the Tweet ID we will hide.

The error occurs because Response is not defined. Fix the error by import Response first. Define the snippet below at the top of your class TwitterAPI

You cannot stat a file via the http wrapper.

Copy the file to your server's filesystem then read the size from the file.

The solution was to use the actual size of the file instead of just a part of it and make sure you use a function to dynamically get the size. Static size does not work even if all the chunks get uploaded.

Have your rule like this:

There is a possibility that the userMentions list can be empty so accessing the 0th index value may give you this error.

I have modified you code a bit. I am not sure of where you have declared variables like df1 and df...but still, refer my changes

There are some situations that can cause this difference:

1. the Tweet you expected to see is from a protected account
2. because the data endpoint accounts for all compliance events (meaning that deleted Tweets, scrubbed geos, etc. will not be included in the response).
3. There is a known difference between results provided by the counts endpoint and the data endpoint. You may see a discrepancy in your results because the counts endpoint is pre-compliance (meaning that it does not account for things like deleted Tweets, scrub geo, etc.) whereas the data endpoint is compliant at the time of delivery and accounts for all compliance events.

For more details see: DOCS

If the tweet is an extended tweet use tweet['extended_tweet']['full_text'].

Not all tweets are extended. So, use a test like this:

Your example is almost right, but because you omitted the explicit return type of ExampleModule.moduleDeps it seems the compiler inferred a more specific type of Seq[ModuleWithTests] in this case. Looks like all your modules camunda and cli also implement this trait. Whereas twitterApi seems to not implement it.

To fix the compile error, you might try to add the explicit return type Seq[JavaModule] to ExampleModule.moduleDeps.