Fix AttributeError crash in user_defaults artifact parsing#1412
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Fix AttributeError crash in user_defaults artifact parsing#1412prnndk wants to merge 1 commit intoabrignoni:mainfrom
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When processing artifacts, the user_defaults module crashed with an
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'items'.This occurs because, in some instances, the plist loader returns a string (e.g., when a previous exception handler sets the plist content to
"INVALID FILE") or fails to load a dictionary structure, but the code attempts to iterate over it using.items()without validation.Changes Made
Added Type Validation: Implemented
isinstance(plist, dict)checks before attempting to iterate throughplist.items(). This ensures that only valid dictionary objects are processed.Enhanced Error Handling: Wrapped the file processing loop in a try-except block to gracefully handle InvalidFileException or other generic exceptions.
Safety Checks: Added a check for MCMMetadataIdentifier to ensure the plist contains the necessary metadata before processing, preventing potential KeyErrors.
Test Result:
