fix: correct Queue truthiness check in TwitterInput plugin#2430
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Changed to in src/inputs/plugins/twitter.py (line 121). Queue objects are always truthy, leading to get_nowait() calls on empty queue. Fixes issue OpenMind#2411.
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Fixes #2411. The TwitterInput plugin used which always evaluates True for a Queue object, causing get_nowait() to be called even when the queue is empty. This relied on catching Empty exceptions rather than proper flow control.\n\nChanged to to correctly check for messages before attempting to retrieve them.\n\nThis is a tiny but important bug fix that eliminates unnecessary exception handling and improves efficiency.