#!/bin/bash
# Find all references to show_trip_id in the codebase
rg -n -C3 '\bshow_trip_id\b'

#!/bin/bash
# Check the edit_operator.html template for other checkbox patterns
rg -n "type=\"checkbox\"" fleet/templates/edit_operator.html -B2 -A2

# Find view or form handling for operator edits
fd -e py . fleet | xargs rg -l "show_trip_id|edit.*operator" | head -5

#!/bin/bash
# Find the operator edit view in fleet/views.py
rg -n "def.*operator\|show_trip_id\|show_livery_border" fleet/views.py -A5 -B2 | head -60

#!/bin/bash
# Check the size and content of views.py
wc -l fleet/views.py
# Look for class-based views or functions handling operators
rg -n "class.*Operator\|def.*operator\|def post\|def patch\|def put" fleet/views.py | head -20

#!/bin/bash
# Search for operator-related API views/viewsets
rg -n "class.*Operator.*View" fleet/views.py

# Also check if there's a separate forms.py
fd -name "forms.py" fleet/

#!/bin/bash
# Search for operator-related API views/viewsets
rg "class.*Operator.*View" fleet/views.py

# Check if there's a separate forms.py
find fleet -name "forms.py"

# Look for how form/request data is handled for operators
rg -n "request.POST\|request.data" fleet/views.py | grep -i operator | head -10

#!/bin/bash
# Check fleet/forms.py for operator form definition
wc -l fleet/forms.py
rg -n "class.*Operator.*Form\|show_trip_id\|show_livery_border" fleet/forms.py -B3 -A3

#!/bin/bash
# Read the entire forms.py file
cat -n fleet/forms.py

#!/bin/bash
# Search for operator update/edit handlers in views.py
rg -n "MBTOperator\|def.*operator" fleet/views.py | head -30

# Also check if there's a URLs pattern that might give a clue
rg -n "edit.*operator\|operator.*edit" fleet/urls.py

#!/bin/bash
# Read the edit_operator.html template to understand the form submission
head -150 fleet/templates/edit_operator.html | tail -60

# Also look for the form action
rg -n "<form\|action=" fleet/templates/edit_operator.html | head -10

#!/bin/bash
# Find the opening form tag
head -100 fleet/templates/edit_operator.html | grep -n "<form" -A5

# Also check if this is a method POST or PUT
rg -n "<form" fleet/templates/edit_operator.html -A5

#!/bin/bash
# Find the view that renders this template
rg -n "edit_operator.html" fleet/

# Find the corresponding view in urls.py
rg -n "edit.*operator\|operator.*edit" fleet/urls.py

#!/bin/bash
# Read the view function that renders edit_operator.html (around line 3964)
sed -n '3920,4050p' fleet/views.py

#!/bin/bash
# Find the function definition - search backwards from line 3964
sed -n '3800,3970p' fleet/views.py | head -100

#!/bin/bash
# Search for show_trip_id in the POST handler section (around line 3830-3920)
sed -n '3820,3920p' fleet/views.py | grep -n "show_trip_id"

# Also do a broader search in views.py
rg -n "show_trip_id" fleet/views.py

#!/bin/bash
# Final confirmation - search entire codebase for any assignment to show_trip_id field
rg "show_trip_id\s*=" --type py

# Also check if there's any auto-save mechanism or middleware that might handle it
rg "request.POST\|request.data" fleet/views.py | grep -i "show_trip_id\|setattr\|__dict__"