Fix regression when an exposure references a deprecated model #10915
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Resolves #10911
Problem
Our current code looks like this:
This will raise a
KeyError
ifchild_unique_id
is not found in the dictionary.We'd want to use this if we're certain that the key will always exist, and we want an error to be raised if it doesn't. But an error is exactly opposite of what we want. Rather, we want to get
None
instead of an error.Solution
Change to this code:
This will return
None
ifchild_unique_id
is not found in the dictionary. Since the key might not exist, this allows us to gracefully handle it without raising an exception (i.e. checking ifisinstance(child_node, ModelNode)
or not).Testing
Manually confirmed that the new test class failed without the code change ❌ and passes with the code change ✅ .
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