I haven’t read that book, so I don’t know the specific code; Is your config_name ‘heroku’? Usually KeyError is that the key does not exist in the dict; that is, there is no value for the key ‘heroku’ in your config. You can use config.get(config_name) to check if it is None.
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I haven’t read that book, so I don’t know the specific code;
Is your config_name ‘heroku’?
Usually KeyError is that the key does not exist in the dict; that is, there is no value for the key ‘heroku’ in your config.
You can use config.get(config_name) to check if it is None.