v6.0.0
v5.3.0

This release is mainly focused on following the recent Ads API version 6 release.
Several important changes are made in version 6 so please see the full details as to what's changed: https://twittercommunity.com/t/ads-api-version-6/129060

You can check all the SDK changes we made in this new release from this PR: https://github.com/twitterdev/twitter-python-ads-sdk/pull/223
We also updated the handy Postman collection (v6 support) to make your testing and development workflow even easier.

https://twittercommunity.com/t/ads-api-version-6/129060/1#heading--number-of-processing-jobs
In order to make it easier to manage asynchronous analytics workflows, the Ads API now returns two new response headers:

• X-Concurrent-Job-Limit: The maximum number of jobs that may be in a processing state at any given time
• X-Concurrent-Job-Limit-Remaining: The number of jobs that can be created given the number currently being processed

These values are returned when asynchronous analytics jobs are created using the POST stats/jobs/accounts/:account_id endpoint, and SDK users can access these headers through instance variables:

stats = LineItem.queue_async_stats_job(account, ids, metric_groups)

print(stats.concurrent_job_limit)
print(stats.concurrent_job_limit_remaining)

This small new helper functionsplit_list() can be used for splitting list that contains entity ids by a given number.

from twitter_ads.utils import split_list

test_list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
print(list(split_list(test_list, 2)))
# => [[0, 1], [2, 3], [4, 5], [6, 7], [8, 9]]

promoted_tweets = PromotedTweet.all(account)
ids = list(map(lambda x: x.id, promoted_tweets))

sync_data = []
# Sync/Async endpoint can handle max 20 entity IDs per request
# so split the ids list into multiple requests
for chunk_ids in split_list(ids, 20):
    sync_data.append(PromotedTweet.all_stats(account, chunk_ids, metric_groups))

print(sync_data)

• Analytics.queue_async_stats_job() can now be called directly (with specifying entity parameter)
• Analytics.queue_async_stats_job() now returns instance rather than dict

- job_id = LineItem.queue_async_stats_job(account, ids, metric_groups)[id]
+ job_id = LineItem.queue_async_stats_job(account, ids, metric_groups).id

https://twittercommunity.com/t/ads-api-version-6/129060/1#heading--as-user-id-now-required
Given the impact of this change, SDK now provides a new class method UserIdLookup.load() that can be used to lookup an user_id by a Twitter screen name.

user_id = UserIdLookup.load(account, screen_name='your_twitter_handle_name').id

The GET accounts/:account_id/scoped_timeline endpoint is no longer available in v6 (commit).
https://twittercommunity.com/t/ads-api-version-6/129060/1#heading--scoped-timeline
* SDK will continue to support this endpoint until the v5 became sunset.

https://twittercommunity.com/t/announcement-audience-intelligence-deprecation/127907

Below endpoints are removed in this release:

• GET accounts/:account_id/tweet/preview
• GET accounts/:account_id/tweet/preview/:tweet_id
• GET accounts/:account_id/draft_tweets/preview/:draft_tweet_id
• GET accounts/:account_id/scheduled_tweets/preview/:scheduled_tweet_id

PR: #213

We're excited to announce that the Ads API Python SDK now supports rate-limit handling & request retry for the first time ever!:tada:
You can enable and try it out by setting following options:

client = Client(
    CONSUMER_KEY,
    CONSUMER_SECRET,
    ACCESS_TOKEN,
    ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET,
    options={
        'handle_rate_limit': True,
        'retry_max': 3,
        'retry_delay': 5000,
        'retry_on_status': [404, 500, 503]
    })

PR: #212

# return Cursor object
response = PromotedTweet.attach(
    account,
    line_item_id='aaaa',
    tweet_ids=['111111111111111111', '222222222222222222' ... ]
)

PR: https://github.com/twitterdev/twitter-python-ads-sdk/pull/211

Example:

async_stats_job_result = LineItem.async_stats_job_result(account, [job_id]).first

- async_data_url = LineItem.async_stats_job_data(account, async_stats_job_result['url'])
+ async_data = LineItem.async_stats_job_data(account, async_stats_job_result.url)