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bugfix: initialize variables in edit methods and update repository settings#51

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This pull request addresses the following:

  • Bugfix: Resolved unbound local variable errors by properly initializing variables in edit methods (resolving Not possible to edit custom webhook (HTTP 500 error) #49).
  • Trivial Updates:
    • Updated the primary branch name for clarity.
    • Improved .gitignore configuration to exclude additional files.

These changes enhance code stability and repository maintenance

Also resolving #48 (thanks for your feedback)

@ball42 ball42 changed the title Initialize variables in edit methods and update repository settings bugfix: initialize variables in edit methods and update repository settings Mar 17, 2025
@ball42 ball42 marked this pull request as ready for review March 17, 2025 22:59
@ball42 ball42 merged commit bc545e6 into main Apr 9, 2025
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views/jamf_webhook.py:310

  • The variables extra_notice, custom_header, smart_group_notice, and smart_group_instructions are initialized but not used within the function. If they are intended for a later use (e.g., to be passed to a template), consider adding a comment or integrating them into the subsequent logic to clarify their purpose.
extra_notice = None

views/custom_webhook.py:88

  • The variables extra_notice and custom_header are initialized but not used later in the function. If these initializations are necessary for preventing unbound variable errors or are intended for future integration, please document their purpose to avoid confusion.
extra_notice = None

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