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getQuote throws 404 error in GDPR countries #392
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you are most likely running into an issue that yahoo now requires GDPR consent, which cannot be scripted. i have pushed a patch that will give a better error message. if you would like to test it:
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@chartviewer we don't currently have a fix for this, because it's not clear how to programmatically consent to GDPR. More information is in the comments of #382. |
Yahoo Finance requires GDPR consent in some countries. We can't automatically consent for the user, so the data request fails with an ambiguous 404 error. Yahoo also started to require a User-Agent in the header. Fixes #392. Fixes #393. Co-authored-by: Ethan Smith <24379655+ethanbsmith@users.noreply.github.com>
### Changes in 0.4.25 (2023-08-21) 1. Fix `getQuote.yahoo()` for API changes. Thanks to Ethan B. Smith for the report and patch! Also add error message for users in GDPR countries, since we cannot automatically consent to GDPR and the request fails without consent. [#392](joshuaulrich/quantmod#392) [#393](joshuaulrich/quantmod#393) [#395](joshuaulrich/quantmod#395) 1. Fix `getQuote.yahoo()` when the user only requested metrics that do not have have a value for 'regularMarketTime'. Set the value to NA in these cases so the output remains the same regardless of whether the endpoint returns a 'regularMarketTime' or not. Thanks to @mehdiMBH for the report! [#255](joshuaulrich/quantmod#255) 1. Add fields to `getQuote.yahoo()` that are returned when no fields are explicitly requested. Thanks to @Courvoisier13 for the report! [#335](joshuaulrich/quantmod#335) 1. Add intraday endpoint to `getSymbols.yahoo()`. Thanks to @kapsner for the report and patch! Also allow suppressing the warning if more than 7 days of data are requested (@eddelbuettel). [#351](joshuaulrich/quantmod#351) [#381](joshuaulrich/quantmod#381) [#399](joshuaulrich/quantmod#399) 1. Add warning if `getSymbols()` is called with tickers that are reserved words because accessing them requires back-quotes (e.g. ``NA``). [#401](joshuaulrich/quantmod#401) 1. Fix `allReturns()` when 'subset' is specified. Thanks to @Panagis1980 for the report! [#402](joshuaulrich/quantmod#402) ### Changes in 0.4.24 (2023-07-17) 1. Fix `getSymbols.oanda()` URL. Thanks to @macray76 for the report. [#387](joshuaulrich/quantmod#387) ### Changes in 0.4.23 (2023-06-14) 1. Fix `getQuote.yahoo()` error. Thanks to Ethan B. Smith for the report and patch! [#382](joshuaulrich/quantmod#382) [#383](joshuaulrich/quantmod#383) 1. Add `name` argument to `add_TA()`. Thanks to @SamoPP for the suggestion! [#377](joshuaulrich/quantmod#377) [#205](joshuaulrich/quantmod#205)
Description
The command getQuote("AAPL") throws the error "Error in open.connection(con, "rb") : HTTP error 404". Any chance to fix that?
Thanks a lot!
Thorsten
Expected behavior
I would expect to get a dataframe containing the most recent quote from yahoo as the default src
Minimal, reproducible example
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