if filter_key and filter_key in a_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper():
Unfortunately that will match a filter_key of 441F to a a_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper() of 441FA.
Instead what we should do is be explicit with something like:
if filter_key and filter_key is a_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper():
Assuming the filter_key and a_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper() are "clean" inputs (that is, no special characters inserted by the dump1090 decoder and a good-faith effort on the end-user on normalizing their filter data (e.g. no spaces/newlines/special characters/ALL CAPITALS/NO TRICK SPELLING).
Per classes.py, line 103:
Unfortunately that will match a
filter_keyof441Fto aa_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper()of441FA.Instead what we should do is be explicit with something like:
Assuming the
filter_keyanda_known_craft[self.known_craft_key].strip().upper()are "clean" inputs (that is, no special characters inserted by the dump1090 decoder and a good-faith effort on the end-user on normalizing their filter data (e.g. no spaces/newlines/special characters/ALL CAPITALS/NO TRICK SPELLING).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSJeHDlhYls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzUY6Iiur6E