Fix XPath Player Profile current club and place of birth

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Enhanced XPath queries in the Players.Profile class for better flexibility in text matching, improving data extraction reliability.
• No Changes
  • No modifications were made to the Clubs.Profile class.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to XPath expressions within the Players.Profile class of the app/utils/xpath.py file. Modifications enhance the specificity and robustness of queries by replacing exact text matches with contains() functions, allowing for more flexible text matching. The Clubs.Profile class remains unchanged, indicating no modifications were made in that section.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/utils/xpath.py	Updated XPath expressions in Players.Profile to use contains() for attributes related to club joining and contract expiration, as well as place of birth. No changes in Clubs.Profile.

Poem

🐇 In the land of XPath, we make our way,
With contains() we dance, come what may.
Profiles now flex, with text that can bend,
A robust little change, on which we depend!
Hopping along, our queries now sing,
In the world of data, let the joy spring! 🌼

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📥 Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 41a0d4b and 7b06dc6.

📒 Files selected for processing (1)

• app/utils/xpath.py (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (4)

app/utils/xpath.py (4)

27-27: LGTM! More robust text matching for joined date.

The change to use contains() makes the XPath more resilient to text variations while maintaining the same functionality.

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32-32: LGTM! More robust text matching for contract expiration.

The change to use contains() improves the XPath's resilience to text variations while maintaining the same functionality.

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37-38: LGTM! More robust text matching for place of birth.

The changes to use contains() for both city and country XPaths improve their resilience to text variations while maintaining distinct functionality:

• City: extracts the text content
• Country: extracts the country from the image title

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27-38: Verify XPath usage across the codebase.

Let's verify there are no hardcoded references to the old XPath patterns that might break with these changes.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more context about how these XPath constants are used in the codebase.

The previous results showed these XPath patterns only exist in xpath.py, but we need to verify:

1. Where this module is imported
2. How these constants are actually used in the code
   This will help us determine if the changes are localized to the xpath.py file or if they could affect other parts of the codebase.

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Let me check one final thing to verify how these XPath constants are imported and used in the services.

This will help us understand:

1. How the XPath constants are imported into the services
2. The class structure where these constants are defined and used
   This is important because we need to verify if the changes are properly encapsulated within the class structure.

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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:

XPath changes are safely encapsulated and won't cause breaking changes

The XPath constants are:

• Defined only in app/utils/xpath.py within the Players.Profile class
• Imported and used properly through the class structure in services
• No hardcoded references to these XPath patterns exist outside of xpath.py
• Changes are properly encapsulated within the class and consumed through the defined interface

The verification shows that the XPath changes are well-contained within the module's class structure and the modifications won't cause any breaking changes in the codebase. The services importing these constants are doing so through the proper class interface (from app.utils.xpath import Players), which maintains the encapsulation and makes these changes safe.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any hardcoded references to the exact text matches that were replaced with contains()

echo "Checking for hardcoded 'Joined' references..."
rg -l "Joined.*following::span"

echo "Checking for hardcoded 'Contract expires' references..."
rg -l "Contract expires.*following::span"

echo "Checking for hardcoded 'Place of birth' references..."
rg -l "Place of birth.*following::span"

Length of output: 533

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for imports or usage of xpath.py
echo "Checking for imports of xpath module..."
rg -l "from.*xpath.*import|import.*xpath"

echo "Checking actual usage of these XPath constants..."
rg -A 2 "CURRENT_CLUB_JOINED|LAST_CLUB_NAME|MOST_GAMES_FOR_CLUB_NAME|RETIRED_SINCE_DATE|CURRENT_CLUB_CONTRACT_EXPIRES|NAME_IN_HOME_COUNTRY|FULL_NAME|DATE_OF_BIRTH_AGE|PLACE_OF_BIRTH"

Length of output: 5061

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check how the XPath constants are imported and used
echo "Checking import patterns in services..."
rg -A 2 "from app.utils.xpath import|from ..utils.xpath import"

echo "Checking the Players.Profile usage..."
rg -A 2 "class.*Profile.*:"

Length of output: 3299

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