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Within the get_node_type method in graph_tool.py there is an if-clause to check, if a certain key exists in graph.keys(), but if it fails, accessing the key is still tried and will fail with a KeyError:
defget_node_type(self, name):
ifnameinself.graph.keys() and"attr"inself.graph[name].keys(): # <-- Check if name is in keysreturnself.graph[name]["attr"]["type"]
else:
logging.info(name, self.graph[name]) # <-- Causes key errorreturnNone
Instead, something like that could be done:
logging.info(name, self.graph.get(name, "Name not in graph"))
I'm not sure if it is expected behavior that the name does not exist within the keys. If it's not, a different, more precise error message should be printed and an exception should be raised accordingly.