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When a flat env var (e.g. FLASK_FOO=bar) is processed before a nested
env var with the same prefix (e.g. FLASK_FOO__X=1) -- which is
guaranteed by sorted() order -- the traversal code does:
current = self['FOO'] # 'bar' (str)
current['X'] = 1 # TypeError: 'str' object does not support
# item assignment
Replace the opaque TypeError with a ValueError that names the
conflicting environment variable, making the misconfiguration obvious
to the caller.
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Bug
Config.from_prefixed_envsilently crashes with an opaqueTypeErrorwhen a flat env var and a nested env var share the same config key prefix.Root cause: env vars are loaded in
sorted()order, soFLASK_FOO=baris always processed beforeFLASK_FOO__X=1. After the flat key setsself["FOO"] = "bar", the nested traversal does:The internal
TypeErrorgives no hint which env var caused the conflict.Fix
Add an
isinstancecheck before descending into the intermediate dict. When the existing value is not adict, raise aValueErrorthat names the conflicting environment variable.Verification