Also, I had a problem like this once because I was modifying vertexlist.verticies instead of vertexlist.vertices. I didn't get an error because I was just creating a new attribute for the object, but I also wasn't changing any vertices. I don't see anything like that in the code you posted but the code you posted also wouldn't execute (due to trying to call the update() method of a list) so in whatever code you actually are running you may want to make sure you are writing to where you think you are.
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