Workspace: Fix dojo challenge import resolve #975
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dojo_plugin/api/v1/docker.py
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| DojoChallenges.query.filter_by(id=challenge_id) | ||
| .join(DojoModules.query.filter_by(dojo=dojo, id=module_id).subquery()) | ||
| .first() | ||
| ) | ||
| if not dojo_challenge: | ||
| return {"success": False, "error": "Invalid challenge"} | ||
| ).resolve() | ||
| dojo = dojo_accessible(dojo_challenge.dojo_id) if dojo_challenge else None |
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RunDocker.post now calls .resolve() directly on the result of the challenge query. When the provided dojo/module/challenge combination is invalid the query returns None, so the subsequent .resolve() raises an AttributeError and the endpoint responds with a 500 instead of the expected {success: False, "Invalid challenge"} payload. Adding a None check before resolving restores the previous graceful error handling and avoids turning user input mistakes into server errors.
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