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You deleted my error handling part, and now it errs again.
Let me tell you why this happens. Rust prohibits saving null values in variables, for memory safety. What you're doing is trying to save a null value, and Rust kills the command BEFORE the expect command is even started. That's why you should check if the argument is null or not BEFORE the command that saves the variable. OK?