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d.get("fields", []) only falls back to [] when the key is absent;
when the server returns {"fields": null}, the key exists with None
and the iteration blows up. Use `or []` to cover both cases.
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In `@scalekit/actions/models/custom_provider.py`:
- Around line 257-258: The oauth_config deserialization check in the
CustomProvider.from_dict method (around line 257) only verifies if the key
exists in the dictionary but does not account for explicit None values. When
oauth_config is set to None in the payload, the code attempts to call
OAuthConfig.from_dict(None), which fails when trying to access .get() on a None
object. Modify the condition to also verify that the oauth_config value is not
None before deserializing it, treating None as an absent value the same way the
fields normalization does. This will prevent the crash and ensure graceful
handling of explicit null values in the payload.
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In `@scalekit/actions/models/custom_provider.py`:
- Around line 257-258: The oauth_config deserialization check in the
CustomProvider.from_dict method (around line 257) only verifies if the key
exists in the dictionary but does not account for explicit None values. When
oauth_config is set to None in the payload, the code attempts to call
OAuthConfig.from_dict(None), which fails when trying to access .get() on a None
object. Modify the condition to also verify that the oauth_config value is not
None before deserializing it, treating None as an absent value the same way the
fields normalization does. This will prevent the crash and ensure graceful
handling of explicit null values in the payload.
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257-258:
⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle explicit
oauth_config: nullbefore deserialization.If the payload includes
"oauth_config": None, this path callsOAuthConfig.from_dict(None)and crashes when.get()is accessed insideOAuthConfig.from_dict. TreatNoneas absent, same as thefieldsnormalization does.Suggested fix
- oauth_cfg: Optional[OAuthConfig] = None - if "oauth_config" in d: - oauth_cfg = OAuthConfig.from_dict(d["oauth_config"]) + oauth_cfg: Optional[OAuthConfig] = None + oauth_raw = d.get("oauth_config") + if oauth_raw is not None: + oauth_cfg = OAuthConfig.from_dict(oauth_raw)📝 Committable suggestion
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scalekit/actions/models/custom_provider.py` around lines 257 - 258, The oauth_config deserialization check in the CustomProvider.from_dict method (around line 257) only verifies if the key exists in the dictionary but does not account for explicit None values. When oauth_config is set to None in the payload, the code attempts to call OAuthConfig.from_dict(None), which fails when trying to access .get() on a None object. Modify the condition to also verify that the oauth_config value is not None before deserializing it, treating None as an absent value the same way the fields normalization does. This will prevent the crash and ensure graceful handling of explicit null values in the payload.
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