⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

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.

-    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'),

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.

⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical

#!/bin/bash
# Check if export_fleet_csv view is defined in fleet/views.py or its imported modules

# Search for the function definition in Python files
rg -n --type=py 'def export_fleet_csv' 

# Also search for all references to understand where it's used
echo "=== All references to export_fleet_csv ==="
rg -n --type=py 'export_fleet_csv'

#!/bin/bash
# Check imports at the top of fleet/urls.py
echo "=== Imports in fleet/urls.py ==="
head -n 30 fleet/urls.py | cat -n

# Check what views exist in fleet/views.py
echo -e "\n=== Functions/views in fleet/views.py ==="
rg -n --type=py '^def ' fleet/views.py | head -n 20

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.