In this first iteration of the scanner, the self.state variable is initialized as an empty dictionary and only populated after the first notification command is executed. This means that in the initial scan, notifications are not sent for magic bags already available in the TGTG application.
Since the second scan does not detect changes (if no new magic bags are added), no notifications are sent for the already available magic bags.
To address this, I propose a minor logic improvement by initializing the self.state variable before the first notification command is triggered.
Additionally, to pass the pre-commit checks, I ran poetry lockto update dependencies, as poetry lock --no-updatewas unsuccessful. The app continues to run smoothly with these changes.
In this first iteration of the scanner, the
self.statevariable is initialized as an empty dictionary and only populated after the first notification command is executed. This means that in the initial scan, notifications are not sent for magic bags already available in the TGTG application.Since the second scan does not detect changes (if no new magic bags are added), no notifications are sent for the already available magic bags.
To address this, I propose a minor logic improvement by initializing the
self.statevariable before the first notification command is triggered.Additionally, to pass the pre-commit checks, I ran
poetry lockto update dependencies, aspoetry lock --no-updatewas unsuccessful. The app continues to run smoothly with these changes.