Currently, whenever PINT Pal reads a YAML file containing an excised-tim: line, it checks to make sure the file being pointed to exists, and fails gracefully if it doesn't. But if the value of the excised-tim field is not a string, such as if it is empty, PINT Pal will crash.
Currently, whenever PINT Pal reads a YAML file containing an
excised-tim:
line, it checks to make sure the file being pointed to exists, and fails gracefully if it doesn't. But if the value of theexcised-tim
field is not a string, such as if it is empty, PINT Pal will crash.