The error "NoReverseMatch" typically occurs in Django when the URL cannot
be resolved during the reverse URL lookup. In your case, it seems that the
error is coming from trying to reverse the URL named 'add_time_slot' with
an empty argument. T*he error message mentions that it tried one pattern
for
To resolve this issue, you should check the place in your code where
the URL reversal with the name 'add_time_slot' is happening with an
empty argument (''). Ensure that the argument being passed to the URL
reversing function isn’t empty and correctly matches the URL pattern
specified in your URL c
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> request.get_host() + '/auth/google/callback'
On Sun, Nov 5, 2023 at 12:27 AM Amen Guda wrote:
> *The error "NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_host'" typically occurs
> in Django when there's an attempt to access a property or method on an
> object that is None. Specifically, this erro
*The error "NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_host'" typically occurs
in Django when there's an attempt to access a property or method on an
object that is None. Specifically, this error often arises when accessing a
request object's get_host() method when the request object itself is None.*
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