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Always add tweet_mode to API requests #660
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I discovered I wasn't getting the full_text attribute from the PostUpdate endpoint, only a truncated text. This is because Api._RequestUrl() only added the tweet_mode parameter to GET requests. But the Twitter API docs explicitly say: "add the [tweet_mode=extended] parameters to any endpoint" (my emphasis). https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/tweet-updates
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