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Add "N26" to banks with limited history #473

Closed alcroito closed 1 month ago

alcroito commented 1 month ago
coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

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The pull request introduces a new entry, 'N26_NTSBDEB1', into the BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY array within the src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js file. This addition expands the existing list of banks categorized as having limited history, without altering any other aspects of the code or its structure.

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src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js Added 'N26_NTSBDEB1' to the BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY array.

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`93-93`: **LGTM. Please provide additional context.** The addition of 'N26_NTSBDEB1' to the `BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY` array is consistent with the existing entries and doesn't impact the current code structure. To ensure completeness: 1. Could you provide more context on why N26 is being added to this list? This information might be valuable for future reference. 2. If not already present elsewhere, consider adding a comment above the `BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY` constant explaining its purpose and implications. This would improve code maintainability. 3. Please ensure any relevant documentation is updated to reflect this addition. Lastly, as this PR is marked as WIP, please indicate if there are any other planned changes or if this is ready for final review.
✅ Verification successful **Verified addition of 'N26_NTSBDEB1' to `BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY`** - The addition is consistent with the documentation in `upcoming-release-notes/473.md`. - No adverse impacts on existing code were found.
🏁 Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Verify if there's an existing comment explaining BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY # Search for comments mentioning BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY rg -i "banks.+with.+limited.+history" src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js # If no results, consider adding a comment if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "Consider adding a comment explaining BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY" fi # Check if N26 is mentioned in README or documentation rg -i "n26" README.md docs/ ``` Length of output: 208 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Verify if there's an existing comment explaining BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY # Search for comments mentioning BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY rg -i "banks.+with.+limited.+history" src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js # Check if N26 is mentioned in README.md rg -i "n26" README.md # Check if docs/ directory exists and search for N26 within it if [ -d "docs" ]; then rg -i "n26" docs/ else echo "docs/ directory does not exist. Skipping search within docs/." fi # Additionally, search for N26 in other common documentation files rg -i "n26" CONTRIBUTING.md CHANGELOG.md ``` Length of output: 439 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Perform a comprehensive search for "n26" across the entire codebase # Search for "n26" in all files rg -i "n26" ``` Length of output: 741
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