fix: Add code missing from App Tools patch #38
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This was referenced Sep 18, 2024
This commit fixes a missing code issue in the `patchNow` function of the App Tools modal. The issue was that the code was referencing a variable called `package` which wasn't actually being passed in the argument object. This commit updates the code to use the correct variable name `pkg`, which is now being passed in the argument object. This ensures that the App Tools modal functions correctly and can access the correct information about the application being managed.
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Fixes #23
This is one pull request in a stack... they are all based on top of each other, so the order is important.
The advantage of this approach is that you are guaranteed no conflicts and reviews should be shorter.
Review each patch and merge before you move on to the next, this way, nothing will break and the code will be easier to review.
Start from #38 and work your way up the stack until you reach #51 (bottom to top).
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