fix: correct undefined variable names in state output_key example#1977
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Variables app_name and user_id were defined lowercase but referenced as APP_NAME and USER_ID (uppercase), causing NameError at runtime.
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Good catch, thanks for contributing this fix, which would cause a NameError. I verified the fix. LGTM, merging!
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Variables app_name and user_id were defined lowercase but referenced as APP_NAME and USER_ID (uppercase), causing NameError at runtime.## Summary
This PR fixes undefined variable references in the Python
output_keyexample on the State documentation page.The example defines
app_nameanduser_idbut later referencesAPP_NAMEandUSER_ID, which are not defined and result in aNameErrorwhen the example is executed.This change replaces the undefined uppercase variables with the correctly defined lowercase variables, making the example consistent and executable.