top | item 44588882 (no title) stana | 7 months ago Or API_KEY = os.environ.get("YOUTUBE_API_KEY") CHANNEL_ID = os.environ.get("YOUTUBE_CHANNEL_ID") assert(API_KEY, "Missing YOUTUBE_API_KEY") assert(CHANNEL_ID, "Missing CHANNEL_ID") discuss order hn newest Tempest1981|7 months ago Do you use parens with assert? In Python, the assert statement is not a function, right?That bit me before... it created a tuple which evaluated as true. IshKebab|7 months ago Assertions are disabled via `python -O` so they probably shouldn't be used like this. nijave|7 months ago On the other hand, presumably the program will just crash anyway with some terse permission/request error later on if these values aren't set load replies (1)
Tempest1981|7 months ago Do you use parens with assert? In Python, the assert statement is not a function, right?That bit me before... it created a tuple which evaluated as true.
IshKebab|7 months ago Assertions are disabled via `python -O` so they probably shouldn't be used like this. nijave|7 months ago On the other hand, presumably the program will just crash anyway with some terse permission/request error later on if these values aren't set load replies (1)
nijave|7 months ago On the other hand, presumably the program will just crash anyway with some terse permission/request error later on if these values aren't set load replies (1)
Tempest1981|7 months ago
That bit me before... it created a tuple which evaluated as true.
IshKebab|7 months ago
nijave|7 months ago