Add branding changes to change URL

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new BRAND_ID setting across multiple configuration files in the fyle_xero_api project, ensuring that settings adapt dynamically based on the environment. Additionally, the apps/xero/models.py file now incorporates this BRAND_ID to modify the URL construction, enhancing flexibility and maintaining consistency with the newly introduced environmental settings.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../xero/models.py	New import of django.conf.settings; refactored fyle_credentials.cluster_domain to utilize settings.BRAND_ID and settings.FYLE_APP_URL.
.../settings.py .../tests/settings.py	Introduced BRAND_ID with a default value of 'fyle'. Accessed via environment variable.

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BRAND_ID blooms, in files it nests,
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between beadfbf and 58d566b.

Files selected for processing (3)

• apps/xero/models.py (2 hunks)
• fyle_xero_api/settings.py (1 hunks)
• fyle_xero_api/tests/settings.py (1 hunks)

Additional Context Used

Ruff (2)

apps/xero/models.py (2)

275-275: Comparison to None should be cond is None

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466-466: Comparison to None should be cond is None

Additional comments not posted (4)

fyle_xero_api/tests/settings.py (1)

271-271: The addition of BRAND_ID to the test settings is implemented correctly.

Verification successful

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The addition of BRAND_ID to the test settings is implemented correctly and is being used effectively within the application, particularly in apps/xero/models.py where it influences the URL configuration based on the brand. This integration confirms that the environment variable is functional and not merely decorative.

• fyle_xero_api/settings.py and fyle_xero_api/tests/settings.py: BRAND_ID is defined with a default value.
• apps/xero/models.py: BRAND_ID is used to conditionally set the URL, demonstrating its functional impact on the application.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `BRAND_ID` is used consistently across the application.

# Test: Search for `BRAND_ID` usage in Python files to ensure it's used properly. Expect: Matches in relevant files.
rg --glob '*.py' 'BRAND_ID'

Length of output: 302

fyle_xero_api/settings.py (1)

272-272: The addition of BRAND_ID to the main settings is implemented correctly.

Verification successful

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The usage of BRAND_ID across the application has been verified and found to be consistent and correctly implemented. The variable is used in both settings files and conditionally in xero/models.py to determine the appropriate URL based on the environment. This confirms that the integration of BRAND_ID is well-handled within the application's components.

• fyle_xero_api/settings.py: Defines BRAND_ID with a default value.
• fyle_xero_api/tests/settings.py: Mirrors the main settings for testing environments.
• apps/xero/models.py: Uses BRAND_ID to conditionally set the URL, ensuring correct behavior based on the environment.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `BRAND_ID` is used consistently across the application.

# Test: Search for `BRAND_ID` usage in Python files to ensure it's used properly. Expect: Matches in relevant files.
rg --glob '*.py' 'BRAND_ID'

Length of output: 302

apps/xero/models.py (2)

4-4: The import of settings from django.conf is correctly added to access Django settings within the model.

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152-153: The conditional logic for constructing the URL based on BRAND_ID is implemented correctly, enhancing the flexibility of URL configurations based on the brand.

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Out of diff range and nitpick comments (1)

apps/xero/models.py (1)

Line range hint 466-466: Use is None for comparison to None to adhere to Python best practices.

- or lineitem.sub_category == None
+ or lineitem.sub_category is None