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Did some reading and it's possibly a bug in node.js. nodejs/node#13296 The response from the HTTP server says the requested path is From what I can tell, this isn't due to any badly coded interpretation of mine, but rather this is all the data that the HTTP server gives me. It's not possible to reconstruct the original path. The previously linked issue is fixed in node.js v11+, so I'll try upgrading to that and see if it's fixed. |
Upgraded node.js to v11.2.0 and nothing changed. Not sure what to do now. Guess I'll take a closer look. |
I'm not sure but I think I also had the same error while searching for keywords separated by a space like "a b c", I don't know if it was related to it but replacing the space in the adresse url with a plus seemed to solve it (""a+b+c"). It happened a few times for a while but nothing really predictable |
I've never had an issue with spaces in searches. If it happens again, I'd appreciate a screenshot and the specific URL that didn't work. |
I'll keep that in mind but I don't spend that much time on youtube at this part of the year :/ |
Fixed the original issue with #252f6e3. Enjoy! |
Thanks a lot ! Please feel great today <3 |
Will do my best ;) |
Hi,
I don't know if it's the right place to put this but I think I found a bug.
If on cloudtube I look for "test" it works fine but for "tést" (url : https://cadence.gq/cloudtube/search?q=t%C3%A9st&order=relevance )then I get Error requesting data from Invidious.
Given that invidious returns results for "tést" (url : https://invidio.us/search?q=t%C3%A9st) I think the problem is on your side.
Thanks for reading this :)
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