Here is the code (it runs inside class):
if profile['profile_picture']:
profile['profile_picture_raw_path'], # Line 26
profile['profile_picture_thumbnail'],
profile['profile_picture'] = self.picture_path(profile['profile_picture'])
Keys don't exist. The typical result returned by picture_path is
('//domain.com/218971848/21924823397471f5e4e41a803da17f7c.jpg:large', '//domain.com/profile-images/218971848/21924823397471f5e4e41a803da17f7c.jpg:thumb-100', '//domain.com/profile-images/218971848/21924823397471f5e4e41a803da17f7c.jpg:exact')
As you can see the result is a tuple of 3 elements.
And I got an error:
File "/srv/rwt/production/application/rwt/profile.py", line 26, in load_profile
profile['profile_picture_raw_path'],
KeyError: 'profile_picture_raw_path'
Why does this error appear? Searched Stack Overflow for similar questions, but they seem to be asked about accessing dictionary values by not-existing keys.
profile['profile_picture_raw_path'], on a line by itself is parsed as a standalone expression (a rather useless one, though).
You need to tell the Python interpreter that the next lines are part of the expression:
profile['profile_picture_raw_path'], \
profile['profile_picture_thumbnail'], \
profile['profile_picture'] = self.picture_path(profile['profile_picture'])