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I will love to use zotero and readwise together but so far, no success.
This is what chatgpt reports when I run python
The itemType={item_type} in your code seems to be passing item_type as a Python dictionary or string literal (e.g., {'annotation'}).
However, Zotero expects a plain string for the itemType, like itemType=annotation.
Earlier on I found issues with the file zt2rw.py
Thanks
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I had the same issue. I was able to fix it by simply removing the braces { and } from the line below, which I believe is causing it to be sent as a string literal, rather than a string. But I'm not entirely sure if this is the proper fix, so I won't submit a patch, especially given this code has been in since the beginning, and it's worked for many people up until now. It's not clear what has changed recently, and whether that change is on Zotero's API side or with this python script.
But this should get you going for now until someone figures out the "real fix".
I will love to use zotero and readwise together but so far, no success.
This is what chatgpt reports when I run python
The itemType={item_type} in your code seems to be passing item_type as a Python dictionary or string literal (e.g., {'annotation'}).
However, Zotero expects a plain string for the itemType, like itemType=annotation.
Earlier on I found issues with the file zt2rw.py
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: