get_friends() and get_followers() return objects with different column names.

[simonheb]

Problem

The two functions get_friends() and get_followers() seem to be working very similarly but return different objects, in particular get_friends() returns a data.frame with the columns user and ids. While get_followers()returns the a data.frame with the columnuser_id`.

Expected behavior

Users might expect get_friends() to return a column named user_ids for consistency with get_followers()

Reproduce the problem

my_followers <- get_followers("CaptionClerk")
my_friends <- get_friends("CaptionClerk")
print(names(my_followers))
print(names(my_friends))

rtweet version

‘0.7.0.9000’

[llrs]

I think this is addressed by #572 but I haven't checked. When that PR is merged all functions will return the same structure (Except when they return users data).

[llrs]

Sorry, I forgot to mention, this was also discussed on #308 and solved at 1c6025b. Together with 5dd07d8 the returned objects should always be consistent.