Prevent infinite recursion in python variable logger#589
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Description
When setting a break point after the addition of a
pythonVariableLogger, that break point is never hit. The issue is infinite recursion on the__getattr__function in the python variable logger. Using__getattr__needs to be defensive about partially-initialized state. Usingself.__dict__["_variables"]avoids re-entering__getattr__and raises a clean KeyError/AttributeError when the attribute doesn't exist yet.Verification
Scenarios and tests that suffered from this error no longer do. CI runs.
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