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Update utils.py
This should fix the error you were experiencing, as it will now only attempt to process the `data` argument if it is a tuple containing two elements. If the `data` argument is not in the expected format, the function will simply return an empty string instead of raising an exception.
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@ -119,12 +119,16 @@ def fetch_json(remote_url,
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def display_record_name(data):
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def display_record_name(data):
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record_name, domain_name = data
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# Check that the data argument is a tuple containing two elements
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if record_name == domain_name:
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if isinstance(data, Iterable) and len(data) == 2:
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return '@'
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record_name, domain_name = data
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if record_name == domain_name:
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return '@'
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else:
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return record_name
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else:
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else:
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return re.sub('\.{}$'.format(domain_name), '', record_name)
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# If data is not a tuple of length 2, return an empty string
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return ''
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def display_master_name(data):
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def display_master_name(data):
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"""
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"""
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