Uses dict.get() to avoid KeyError in TPDBMarkers plugin #484
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When the
'movies'
key doesn't exist in thescene
dictionary, a KeyError is thrown.CommunityScripts/plugins/TPDBMarkers/tpdbMarkers.py
Line 41 in 3dc7005
Instead, we can use the
get()
method, which will returnNone
(or other default value) if the key does not exist, instead of raising a KeyError.len(scene["movies"]) >> len(scene.get("movies", []))
Resolves #440. Resolves #455.