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Hello I am new to GitHub and hope I follow protocol posting an issue and a discussion. Respect intended! My program was processing fine until morning 7/8/2021. Then Scholarly started giving me the error: <class 'KeyError'> on calls such as resp = scholarly.fill(q), where q is an author object newly returned from a search_author_id(q) where q was a GoogleScholarID as shown (zzz) in a web page https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zzz&hl=en I tried calling fill(author, sections=['basics', 'indices', 'coauthors', 'counts'] that was fine but [] and 'publications' both failed. Anyone else having this concern? Or else advice? |
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I had the same problem and edited the code in site-packages/scholarly/publication_parser.py I also had problems filling a publication object, around line 269 of the same file, couldn't find gsc_vcd but could find gsc_oci? |
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Hello - I think the team (ipeirotis) fixed this issue. I am feeling kind of happy because I had never helped out on an open source project before and I figured out part of the fix and deployed it my downloaded package and passed on what I learned. Of course ipeirotis put a more elegant solution in place. Much appreciated. |
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Hello - I think the team (ipeirotis) fixed this issue. I am feeling kind of happy because I had never helped out on an open source project before and I figured out part of the fix and deployed it my downloaded package and passed on what I learned. Of course ipeirotis put a more elegant solution in place. Much appreciated.