Nice so it will give an error like this now ? If so, nice!
```
TypeError: Key “name” cannot be used with “NoneType” because it’s not
subscripts or
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If this provides you an error message on the specific key that’s missing
```
class User:
profile = None
u = User()
u.profile.name # AttributeError: None does not have attribute name
```
Then may I suggest that this has the same ?
```
user = {
“profile”: None
}
user[“profile”][“name”] # Ty
Noted, yes this was more just a QOL improvement suggestion by me as it strikes
me as a useful breadcrumb that could be left to help to the developer get to
the bottom of where it's come from especially when debugging bad code like this.
The faster they can find where the bad code is and refact
__getattr__ already includes the attribute name in the Exception, is there a
reason that __getitem__ could not do the same ?
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Of course but there is always a big gap between the code you should write
And the code you’ve been given to debug 😀
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