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Reddit bot running in to limit despite setting limit=None
I am trying to get a large amount of comments with PRAW in a python Reddit bot. I know that the absolute limit of submissions you can get is 1000, with the default being 100. I use this line of code below to get the comments:
for comment in r.redditor(raw_username).comments.new(limit=None):
As you can see I have set limit=None but I can still only get 100 comments at a time. Why is this? I have looked elsewhere but all the answers I could find were people wanting to go over the 1000 limit. Thanks for any help.
praw
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
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I am trying to get a large amount of comments with PRAW in a python Reddit bot. I know that the absolute limit of submissions you can get is 1000, with the default being 100. I use this line of code below to get the comments:
for comment in r.redditor(raw_username).comments.new(limit=None):
As you can see I have set limit=None but I can still only get 100 comments at a time. Why is this? I have looked elsewhere but all the answers I could find were people wanting to go over the 1000 limit. Thanks for any help.
praw
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
196
add a comment |
I am trying to get a large amount of comments with PRAW in a python Reddit bot. I know that the absolute limit of submissions you can get is 1000, with the default being 100. I use this line of code below to get the comments:
for comment in r.redditor(raw_username).comments.new(limit=None):
As you can see I have set limit=None but I can still only get 100 comments at a time. Why is this? I have looked elsewhere but all the answers I could find were people wanting to go over the 1000 limit. Thanks for any help.
praw
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
196
I am trying to get a large amount of comments with PRAW in a python Reddit bot. I know that the absolute limit of submissions you can get is 1000, with the default being 100. I use this line of code below to get the comments:
for comment in r.redditor(raw_username).comments.new(limit=None):
As you can see I have set limit=None but I can still only get 100 comments at a time. Why is this? I have looked elsewhere but all the answers I could find were people wanting to go over the 1000 limit. Thanks for any help.
praw
praw
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
196
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
196
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
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asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
196
asked Nov 19 '18 at 12:23
Benji Collins
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It seems that it still gets limited if used too much. Waiting for a bit fixed it.
answered Dec 4 '18 at 10:08
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It seems that it still gets limited if used too much. Waiting for a bit fixed it.
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It seems that it still gets limited if used too much. Waiting for a bit fixed it.
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It seems that it still gets limited if used too much. Waiting for a bit fixed it.
answered Dec 4 '18 at 10:08
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It seems that it still gets limited if used too much. Waiting for a bit fixed it.
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