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- Introduced Next.js integration guide for ThrillWiki API, detailing authentication, core domain APIs, data structures, and implementation patterns. - Documented the migration to Rich Choice Objects, highlighting changes for frontend developers and enhanced metadata availability. - Fixed the missing `get_by_slug` method in the Ride model, ensuring proper functionality of ride detail endpoints. - Created a test script to verify manufacturer syncing with ride models, ensuring data integrity across related models.
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2.2 KiB
Independent Verification Commands
Run these commands yourself to verify ALL tuple fallbacks have been eliminated:
1. Search for the most common tuple fallback patterns:
# Search for choices.get(value, fallback) patterns
grep -r "choices\.get(" apps/ --include="*.py" | grep -v migration
# Search for status_*.get(value, fallback) patterns
grep -r "status_.*\.get(" apps/ --include="*.py" | grep -v migration
# Search for category_*.get(value, fallback) patterns
grep -r "category_.*\.get(" apps/ --include="*.py" | grep -v migration
# Search for sla_hours.get(value, fallback) patterns
grep -r "sla_hours\.get(" apps/ --include="*.py"
# Search for the removed functions
grep -r "get_tuple_choices\|from_tuple\|convert_tuple_choices" apps/ --include="*.py" | grep -v migration
Expected result: ALL commands should return NOTHING (empty results)
2. Verify the removed function is actually gone:
# This should fail with ImportError
python -c "from apps.core.choices.registry import get_tuple_choices; print('ERROR: Function still exists!')"
# This should work
python -c "from apps.core.choices.registry import get_choices; print('SUCCESS: Rich Choice objects work')"
3. Verify Django system integrity:
python manage.py check
Expected result: Should pass with no errors
4. Manual spot check of previously problematic files:
# Check rides events (previously had 3 fallbacks)
grep -n "\.get(" apps/rides/events.py | grep -E "(choice|status|category)"
# Check template tags (previously had 2 fallbacks)
grep -n "\.get(" apps/rides/templatetags/ride_tags.py | grep -E "(choice|category|image)"
# Check admin (previously had 2 fallbacks)
grep -n "\.get(" apps/rides/admin.py | grep -E "(choice|category)"
# Check moderation (previously had 3 SLA fallbacks)
grep -n "sla_hours\.get(" apps/moderation/
Expected result: ALL should return NOTHING
5. Run the verification script:
python verify_no_tuple_fallbacks.py
Expected result: Should print "SUCCESS: ALL TUPLE FALLBACKS HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED!"
If ANY of these commands find tuple fallbacks, then I was wrong. If ALL commands return empty/success, then ALL tuple fallbacks have been eliminated.