twitter keeps skipping an image

[freely2597]

https://x.com/NozomiSuzuhara/media
https://x.com/NozomiSuzuhara/status/2025521884159508883/photo/1

i have messed with my script and created a new archive file but nothing will download the linked image above. Different includes, ranges, input url from username to username/media, a new archive file, and none of it downloads that image. It downloads the images before and after but not that specific one. I have no clue what to do.

this is what my script looks like

gallery-dl -i url.txt --sleep options --author is user filter --range --cookies --filename

[mikf]

Works for me. Maybe it's related to your Twitter account settings and location?

$ gallery-dl --filter 'author is user' https://x.com/NozomiSuzuhara/media
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025586778347086087_1.jpg
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025586778347086087_2.jpg
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025586778347086087_3.jpg
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025522039889740008_1.jpg
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025521884159508883_1.jpg  # <--
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025409818794885500_1.jpg
./twitter/NozomiSuzuhara/2025409818794885500_2.jpg

[freely2597]

my account settings/location have remained the same and i've been running this script just fine for many many months.

even tried some freshly exported cookies and that specific photo was skipped again

tried it by passing the nitter version of the url and it downloaded the same media, but this time the image was included

[freely2597]

just ran it with no script just gallery-dl "url"

and it downloaded the file, so now i'm even more confused because my script is mostly just a range, sleep options, and filenaming

[freely2597]

changed the filenaming part of my script. all i did was edit the date part.

it was date:Y-M-D but i changed it to date and the image downloaded.

i had a num index in the filename for multi tweet images so it shouldn't have skipped it but it did and now i'm even more confused as to why that date change did it because nothing else was working. No other part of script being edited did anything except the date change in the filename option.

Any ideas as to why would be greatly appreciated

[mikf]

it was date:Y-M-D but i changed it to date and the image downloaded.

%Y-%m-%d produces the same result for Tweets posted on the same day, leading to duplicate filenames and skipped file downloads.

i had a num index in the filename for multi tweet images so it shouldn't have skipped it

num enumerates files per Tweet. Two separate Tweets will have the same num values for their files.