I have a jinja2 template that has the following code. This code is suppose to loop thru a dictionary and search for a component_class == BSW_PROJECT. In this instance BSW_PROJECT is not present and is not expected to be in the dictionary for one project but other projects will have BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary. When the template run it prints “” since it can’t find BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary.

I have a jinja2 template that has the following code. This code is suppose to loop thru a dictionary and search for a component_class == BSW_PROJECT. In this instance BSW_PROJECT is not present and is not expected to be in the dictionary for one project but other projects will have BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary. When the template run it prints “” since it can’t find BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary.

I have a jinja2 template that has the following code. This code is suppose to loop thru a dictionary and search for a component_class == BSW_PROJECT. In this instance BSW_PROJECT is not present and is not expected to be in the dictionary for one project but other projects will have BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary. When the template run it prints “” since it can’t find BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary.

I have a jinja2 template that has the following code. This code is suppose to loop thru a dictionary and search for a component_class == BSW_PROJECT. In this instance BSW_PROJECT is not present and is not expected to be in the dictionary for one project but other projects will have BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary. When the template run it prints “” since it can’t find BSW_PROJECT in the dictionary.

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