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ff14-advanced-market-search / AzerothAuctionAssassin

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Dev1 #74

Closed cohenaj194 closed 2 months ago

cohenaj194 commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates encompass a version bump in the Windows build configuration and extensive enhancements to the AzerothAuctionAssassin application. New functionalities and UI elements were added across various pages, alongside the introduction of a class to fetch item recommendations, improving both the user interface and the app's capabilities.

Changes

File Changes Summary
.github/.../windows-exe-build.yml Updated application version from 1.0.16 to 1.1.0, adjusted release settings.
AzerothAuctionAssassin.py Enhanced with new imports, functions, classes, and UI elements across multiple pages to enrich user interaction and data handling.

🐰✨ A hop, a skip, a code deploy, Version one point one, oh joy! New pages bloom like spring's first flower, In Azeroth, now with more power! Cheers to changes, big and small, Happy coding to one and all! 🌟

Recent Review Details **Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI**
Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2fce94694002654f9f61fd25801014894ecc4b29 and 0bfce5227486e0336bf418f4b771155de5fdb01d.
Files selected for processing (2) * .github/workflows/windows-exe-build.yml (2 hunks) * AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (29 hunks)
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AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (27)
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.github/workflows/windows-exe-build.yml (2)
`63-63`: Update to version number `1.1.0` looks good.
Verification successful --- The search for the old version number `1.0.16` did not yield any results, indicating that the version update to `1.1.0` is likely consistent across the project. No further inconsistencies were detected. -
Scripts Executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Search for any other files that might contain the old version number '1.0.16' to ensure consistency. rg '1.0.16' --files-with-matches ``` Length of output: 32
--- `93-96`: Release settings updated to reflect the new version `1.1.0`.
AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (1)
Line range hint `1039-1039`: Use of bare `except` statement. Replace the bare `except` with `except Exception:` to avoid catching exceptions like `SystemExit` or `KeyboardInterrupt`.
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