Hey everyone,

I'm experiencing an error when trying to run a Python 3 script within Resilient that contains the following line:

workflow.addProperty("data", {"key": [1,2,3]})

I get the error "Script 'data setter' from Workflow 'Workflow Property test' was unable to complete because: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable".

If I change the language of the script to Python 2, it works fine. Also worth noting that if I change the value from a list to a string as a Python 3 script, it works fine. So it seems there's an issue while trying to add a dictionary that contains a list to the workflow properties in Python 3.

Note: I also tried creating the dictionary outside of the `workflow.addProperty()` call, e.g.:

x = {"key": [1,2,3]}

workflow.addProperty("data", x)

and this didn't work either.

Any ideas if I could be doing something wrong, or is this a bug? I can provide more details about my script / workflow / rule I was using to replicate the issue.

Hey everyone,

I'm experiencing an error when trying to run a Python 3 script within Resilient that contains the following line:

workflow.addProperty("data", {"key": [1,2,3]})

I get the error "Script 'data setter' from Workflow 'Workflow Property test' was unable to complete because: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable".

If I change the language of the script to Python 2, it works fine. Also worth noting that if I change the value from a list to a string as a Python 3 script, it works fine. So it seems there's an issue while trying to add a dictionary that contains a list to the workflow properties in Python 3.

Note: I also tried creating the dictionary outside of the `workflow.addProperty()` call, e.g.:

x = {"key": [1,2,3]}

workflow.addProperty("data", x)

and this didn't work either.

Any ideas if I could be doing something wrong, or is this a bug? I can provide more details about my script / workflow / rule I was using to replicate the issue.

Hey everyone,

I'm experiencing an error when trying to run a Python 3 script within Resilient that contains the following line:

workflow.addProperty("data", {"key": [1,2,3]})

I get the error "Script 'data setter' from Workflow 'Workflow Property test' was unable to complete because: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable".

If I change the language of the script to Python 2, it works fine. Also worth noting that if I change the value from a list to a string as a Python 3 script, it works fine. So it seems there's an issue while trying to add a dictionary that contains a list to the workflow properties in Python 3.

Note: I also tried creating the dictionary outside of the `workflow.addProperty()` call, e.g.:

x = {"key": [1,2,3]}

workflow.addProperty("data", x)

and this didn't work either.

Any ideas if I could be doing something wrong, or is this a bug? I can provide more details about my script / workflow / rule I was using to replicate the issue.

Hey everyone,

I'm experiencing an error when trying to run a Python 3 script within Resilient that contains the following line:

workflow.addProperty("data", {"key": [1,2,3]})

I get the error "Script 'data setter' from Workflow 'Workflow Property test' was unable to complete because: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable".

If I change the language of the script to Python 2, it works fine. Also worth noting that if I change the value from a list to a string as a Python 3 script, it works fine. So it seems there's an issue while trying to add a dictionary that contains a list to the workflow properties in Python 3.

Note: I also tried creating the dictionary outside of the `workflow.addProperty()` call, e.g.:

x = {"key": [1,2,3]}

workflow.addProperty("data", x)

and this didn't work either.

Any ideas if I could be doing something wrong, or is this a bug? I can provide more details about my script / workflow / rule I was using to replicate the issue.