Mezzanine v1.4.13 Release Notes
Release Date: 2013-09-10 // over 10 years ago-
- Allow for there being no "errors" in the twitter api response. When a successful "user" query to the twitter api is completed the json that is returned is a list. In order to validate the response the code tests to see if it was a dictionary with an "error" key. However passing a string as a index to a list will raise a TypeError, which was not being caught by the "except" clause. I have added TypeError to the list of items being caught. There are of course other ways of verifying the response but I think just adding the TypeError is in keeping with what you have already done. For reference, here is what I was seeing: > python
manage.pypoll_twitter--traceback --force. Traceback (most recent call last): ,. File"/,/lib/python2.7/site-packages/mezzanine/twitter/models.py", line 74, in run. raise TwitterQueryException(tweets["errors"][0]["message"]). TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str - David Higgins - Fix tag cloud factor in generic app - Stephen McDonald
- Allow for there being no "errors" in the twitter api response. When a successful "user" query to the twitter api is completed the json that is returned is a list. In order to validate the response the code tests to see if it was a dictionary with an "error" key. However passing a string as a index to a list will raise a TypeError, which was not being caught by the "except" clause. I have added TypeError to the list of items being caught. There are of course other ways of verifying the response but I think just adding the TypeError is in keeping with what you have already done. For reference, here is what I was seeing: > python