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WalkthroughA new URL route was added to the fleet application enabling CSV export of vehicle fleet data. The route maps to an Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @fleet/urls.py:
- Line 100: The URL pattern uses an extra "operator/" prefix and should match
the existing vehicle routes; update the route definition for export_fleet_csv to
use "<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/" (matching the other patterns like the
ones on lines 88-99) instead of "operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/"
so the exported CSV URL is "/<operator_slug>/vehicles/export/"; keep the view
name export_fleet_csv and name='export_fleet_csv' unchanged.
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fleet/urls.py (1)
2-2: Consider replacing wildcard imports with explicit imports.While wildcard imports (
from fleet.views import *) are commonly used in Django URL configurations, explicit imports improve code clarity and make it easier to identify missing imports at development time rather than runtime.
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| path('<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/<int:vehicle_id>/list_for_sale/', vehicle_sell, name='vehicle_sell'), | ||
| path('<str:operator_slug>/vehicle/edit/<int:vehicle_id>/', vehicle_edit, name='vehicle_edit'), | ||
| path('<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/dedupe', deduplicate_operator_fleet, name='deduplicate_fleet'), | ||
| path('operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/', export_fleet_csv, name='export_fleet_csv'), |
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Fix the URL pattern to match existing vehicle routes.
The URL pattern has an inconsistent operator/ prefix that doesn't match other vehicle-related routes in this file. All existing vehicle URLs follow the pattern <str:operator_slug>/vehicles/... (lines 88-99), but this new route uses operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/....
This inconsistency will result in a URL like /operator/my-operator/vehicles/export/ instead of the expected /my-operator/vehicles/export/, breaking the established URL structure.
🔧 Proposed fix to align with existing URL pattern
- path('operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/', export_fleet_csv, name='export_fleet_csv'),
+ path('<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/', export_fleet_csv, name='export_fleet_csv'),📝 Committable suggestion
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| path('operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/', export_fleet_csv, name='export_fleet_csv'), | |
| path('<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/', export_fleet_csv, name='export_fleet_csv'), |
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In @fleet/urls.py at line 100, The URL pattern uses an extra "operator/" prefix
and should match the existing vehicle routes; update the route definition for
export_fleet_csv to use "<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/" (matching the
other patterns like the ones on lines 88-99) instead of
"operator/<str:operator_slug>/vehicles/export/" so the exported CSV URL is
"/<operator_slug>/vehicles/export/"; keep the view name export_fleet_csv and
name='export_fleet_csv' unchanged.
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Implement the missing export_fleet_csv view in fleet/views.py.
The view function is referenced in fleet/urls.py at line 100 but does not exist in fleet/views.py. This will cause a runtime error when the endpoint is accessed. Add the view function to fleet/views.py before merging.
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