Fix "NoneType" error in Lambda logs#99
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The alta-open-update lambda is throwing a ton of errors around this line
- somehow, `neon_response.get('customParameters' {})` seems to be
returning a None value, rather than either a real result or an empty
dictionary.
I'm not sure exactly under which conditions we'll see this happen, but
this diff should prevent it from causing the lambda to error out. This
may have prevented a couple members' alta open access from renewing -
see the following Slack thread for details: https://asmbly-makerspace.slack.com/archives/C0220TMEW8G/p1780068969532709
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The alta-open-update lambda is throwing a ton of errors around this line
neon_response.get('customParameters' {})seems to be returning a None value, rather than either a real result or an empty dictionary.I'm not sure exactly under which conditions we'll see this happen, but this diff should prevent it from causing the lambda to error out. This may have prevented a couple members' alta open access from renewing - see the following Slack thread for details: https://asmbly-makerspace.slack.com/archives/C0220TMEW8G/p1780068969532709