Stop fire_reminder crashing on a non-dict payload - #1211
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The code deserializes the reminder request body then only builds reminder_data when it is a dict, with a comment saying to ignore it otherwise, but invoke_reminder always referenced reminder_data regardless, so a non-dict payload like JSON null raised a NameError instead of being ignored. Now returns early before building the closure when the payload is not a dict. Signed-off-by: Akanksha Trehun <akankshatrehun@gmail.com>
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The code deserializes the reminder request body then only builds reminder_data when it is a dict, with a comment saying to ignore it otherwise, but invoke_reminder always referenced reminder_data regardless, so a non-dict payload like JSON null raised a NameError instead of being ignored. Now returns early before building the closure when the payload is not a dict.
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No existing issue tracks this; found while reviewing the actor reminder dispatch path.
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