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If a request URL specifies a <chart_type> value that doesn't match a provisioned chart, the app hits a KeyError exception trying chart = charts[chart_type] and barfs out a generic 500 message.
Consistency with Nerium would suggest that we should fall back to a default chart_type if no match is found. Another option might be to return some sort of "chart type not found" message.
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If a request URL specifies a
<chart_type>
value that doesn't match a provisioned chart, the app hits aKeyError
exception tryingchart = charts[chart_type]
and barfs out a generic 500 message.Consistency with Nerium would suggest that we should fall back to a default chart_type if no match is found. Another option might be to return some sort of "chart type not found" message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: