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WalkthroughReplaces an owner-visible "Print Fleet" link with a "Download Fleet CSV" link in the vehicles tab, and adds an operator-scoped URL route for Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @fleet/templates/partials/tabs.html:
- Line 46: In the tabs.html template, two bare <li> elements are missing the
class attribute; update those <li> tags to include class="chip" so they match
the other list items (which already use class="chip") and restore visual
consistency across the tab list.
- Around line 47-53: Refactor the multiline href so it won’t introduce
whitespace and so GET values are URL-encoded: remove the line breaks around the
href and either (a) use Django's urlencode filter on the variables when building
the query in-template (e.g. use a single-line href and include withdrawn={{
request.GET.withdrawn|urlencode }} and depot={{ request.GET.depot|urlencode }}
only when present), or (b) better—construct the query string in the view (e.g.
export_query or export_qs) and pass it into the template and use a single-line
href like "/operator/{{ operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/{{ '?' if
export_query }}{{ export_query }}". Ensure you reference operator.operator_slug
and request.GET.withdrawn/request.GET.depot when replacing the current code.
| {% if 'owner' in helper_permissions %} | ||
| <li class="chip"><a href="#" onclick="printTable()">Print Fleet</a></li> | ||
| {% endif %} | ||
| <li> |
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Add class="chip" for styling consistency.
The <li> tag on line 46 is missing the class="chip" attribute that all other list items in this section use (see lines 28, 31, 34, 37, 40, 43). This creates a visual inconsistency.
🎨 Proposed fix
-<li>
+<li class="chip">
<a href="/operator/{{ operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/Also applies to: 56-56
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @fleet/templates/partials/tabs.html at line 46, In the tabs.html template,
two bare <li> elements are missing the class attribute; update those <li> tags
to include class="chip" so they match the other list items (which already use
class="chip") and restore visual consistency across the tab list.
| <a href="/operator/{{ operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/ | ||
| {% if request.GET.withdrawn or request.GET.depot %}?{% endif %} | ||
| {% if request.GET.withdrawn %}withdrawn={{ request.GET.withdrawn }}{% endif %} | ||
| {% if request.GET.depot %} | ||
| {% if request.GET.withdrawn %}&{% endif %} | ||
| depot={{ request.GET.depot }} | ||
| {% endif %}"> |
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Refactor URL construction to prevent whitespace and use proper encoding.
The multiline URL construction has two concerns:
- Whitespace injection: Splitting the URL across multiple lines may introduce unwanted whitespace in the rendered href, potentially breaking the link.
- Missing URL encoding: Query parameter values from
request.GET.withdrawnandrequest.GET.depotare inserted directly without URL encoding. If these values contain special characters (spaces,&,=, etc.), the URL will be malformed.
🔧 Proposed fix using Django's url encoding
- <a href="/operator/{{ operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/
- {% if request.GET.withdrawn or request.GET.depot %}?{% endif %}
- {% if request.GET.withdrawn %}withdrawn={{ request.GET.withdrawn }}{% endif %}
- {% if request.GET.depot %}
- {% if request.GET.withdrawn %}&{% endif %}
- depot={{ request.GET.depot }}
- {% endif %}">
+ <a href="/operator/{{ operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/?{% if request.GET.withdrawn %}withdrawn={{ request.GET.withdrawn|urlencode }}{% endif %}{% if request.GET.depot %}{% if request.GET.withdrawn %}&{% endif %}depot={{ request.GET.depot|urlencode }}{% endif %}">Or better yet, build the query string in the view and pass it to the template, or use Django's {% url %} tag with query parameters.
Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @fleet/templates/partials/tabs.html around lines 47 - 53, Refactor the
multiline href so it won’t introduce whitespace and so GET values are
URL-encoded: remove the line breaks around the href and either (a) use Django's
urlencode filter on the variables when building the query in-template (e.g. use
a single-line href and include withdrawn={{ request.GET.withdrawn|urlencode }}
and depot={{ request.GET.depot|urlencode }} only when present), or (b)
better—construct the query string in the view (e.g. export_query or export_qs)
and pass it into the template and use a single-line href like "/operator/{{
operator.operator_slug }}/vehicles/export/{{ '?' if export_query }}{{
export_query }}". Ensure you reference operator.operator_slug and
request.GET.withdrawn/request.GET.depot when replacing the current code.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find the view handling the vehicles export endpoint and verify parameter handling
# Search for URL pattern definition
echo "=== Searching for export URL pattern ==="
rg -n "vehicles/export" --type=py -C3
# Search for view function/class handling export
echo -e "\n=== Searching for export view implementation ==="
rg -n "def.*export|class.*Export" --type=py -C5 | rg -A5 -B5 "vehicle|fleet"
# Search for CSV export related code
echo -e "\n=== Searching for CSV export logic ==="
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echo -e "\n=== Checking fleet app urls.py ==="
cat -n fleet/urls.py 2>/dev/null || echo "File not found"
echo -e "\n=== Searching for views in fleet app ==="
find fleet -name "views.py" -type f -exec echo "File: {}" \; -exec cat -n {} \;
echo -e "\n=== Searching for operator-related views ==="
rg -n "operator.*vehicles|vehicles.*export" --type=py -A5 -B5
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# Also search more broadly
echo -e "\n=== Checking if vehicles_export function exists ==="
rg -n "vehicles.*export|export.*vehicle" --type=py
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echo -e "\n=== Looking for HttpResponse with CSV content type ==="
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The /operator/<slug>/vehicles/export/ endpoint does not exist and must be implemented.
The template constructs a link to this endpoint with withdrawn and depot query parameters, but the URL pattern is missing from fleet/urls.py and no corresponding view handler exists. Create the endpoint, implement the view to filter vehicles based on these parameters, and generate CSV export output.
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