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[chris0piper]

Any ideas on how to fix this? I've tried copying my firefox profile folder from my local comp into this scripts profile folder but no success

[Aaron Chen]

Are you using the correct firefox profile? It works for me when I specify a profile path.

# export PROFILE_PATH="C:\Users\chena\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1cyrfe0a.default-release-1676168063686"
uploader = YouTubeUploader(video_path, metadata_path, profile_path=os.getenv('PROFILE_PATH'))  
was_video_uploaded, video_id = uploader.upload()

[Ben]

@chenaaron3 Had a try with your method but still error:

TypeError: Firefox.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path'

[mqxmm]

@chenaaron3 Had a try with your method but still error:

TypeError: Firefox.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path'

up up

[FujiwaraChoki]

@chenaaron3 Had a try with your method but still error:

TypeError: Firefox.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path'

Same error

[Cindy Lai]

Are you using the correct firefox profile? It works for me when I specify a profile path.

# export PROFILE_PATH="C:\Users\chena\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1cyrfe0a.default-release-1676168063686"
uploader = YouTubeUploader(video_path, metadata_path, profile_path=os.getenv('PROFILE_PATH'))  
was_video_uploaded, video_id = uploader.upload()

This method solved my problem, and I can now log into YouTube.

[modpotato]

Are you using the correct firefox profile? It works for me when I specify a profile path.

# export PROFILE_PATH="C:\Users\chena\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1cyrfe0a.default-release-1676168063686"
uploader = YouTubeUploader(video_path, metadata_path, profile_path=os.getenv('PROFILE_PATH'))  
was_video_uploaded, video_id = uploader.upload()

this doesnt work for me and i constantly get An error occurred during upload: YouTubeUploader.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path' did you modify your version?

edit: i was using the pypi latest version which frankly isnt updated to the most recent version of this github repo, i just manually replaced the code in my venv and it may work now

[Cindy Lai]

Are you using the correct firefox profile? It works for me when I specify a profile path.

# export PROFILE_PATH="C:\Users\chena\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1cyrfe0a.default-release-1676168063686"
uploader = YouTubeUploader(video_path, metadata_path, profile_path=os.getenv('PROFILE_PATH'))  
was_video_uploaded, video_id = uploader.upload()

this doesnt work for me and i constantly get An error occurred during upload: YouTubeUploader.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path' did you modify your version?

edit: i was using the pypi latest version which frankly isnt updated to the most recent version of this github repo, i just manually replaced the code in my venv and it may work now

My previous question was that I had never used Firefox's profile feature before, so I couldn't understand the instructions in the installation guide. Later, I searched online about profiles and learned that it's a Firefox feature for customizing profiles. You first create a Firefox profile, then fill in the profile path in the program. I've been using this program for several months now, and the main part of the program works fine.

[modpotato]

Are you using the correct firefox profile? It works for me when I specify a profile path.

# export PROFILE_PATH="C:\Users\chena\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\1cyrfe0a.default-release-1676168063686"
uploader = YouTubeUploader(video_path, metadata_path, profile_path=os.getenv('PROFILE_PATH'))  
was_video_uploaded, video_id = uploader.upload()

this doesnt work for me and i constantly get An error occurred during upload: YouTubeUploader.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'profile_path' did you modify your version?
edit: i was using the pypi latest version which frankly isnt updated to the most recent version of this github repo, i just manually replaced the code in my venv and it may work now

My previous question was that I had never used Firefox's profile feature before, so I couldn't understand the instructions in the installation guide. Later, I searched online about profiles and learned that it's a Firefox feature for customizing profiles. You first create a Firefox profile, then fill in the profile path in the program. I've been using this program for several months now, and the main part of the program works fine.

while that may be true, the code in this repo uses a very old method of setting the profile which isnt recommended anymore for one reason or another

i ended up replacing it with the following

        options = Options()
        options.add_argument("-profile")
        options.add_argument(profile_path)

[Cindy Lai]

profile_path

Can you tell me the string of the profile_path?