models.py: Rule: Check content_object before accessing it #470
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We have noticed that deleting projects that contain rules throw an error than can be seen on user's side as an "Internal Error!" page. This occurs because the rule's "content_object.name" is trying to be accessed after the project has been deleted, therefore "content_object" is None and does not contain a "name" member.
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We have noticed that deleting projects that contain rules throw an error than can be seen on user's side as an "Internal Error!" page.
This occurs because the rule's "content_object.name" is trying to be accessed after the project has been deleted, therefore "content_object" is None and does not contain a "name" member.