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  • Warning is about URL pattern with beginning forward slash
  • only unneccesary, but not critical
  • will be suppressed for increased usability until solved
  • See issue url pattern warning url pattern warning #255

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    • Suppressed a specific Django system check warning related to URL patterns to streamline configuration settings.

- Warning is about URL pattern with beginning forward slash
- only unneccesary, but not critical
- will be suppressed for increased usability until solved
- See issue url pattern warning #255
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The pull request introduces a configuration change in the Django settings file to suppress a specific system check warning related to URL patterns. By adding the SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS setting with the value ['urls.W002'], the application will now ignore the warning for URL patterns that begin with a slash, without modifying any core functionality.

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evoks/evoks/settings.py Added SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS = ['urls.W002'] to suppress URL pattern system check warning

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228-231: LGTM! Consider tracking this technical debt.

The change appropriately suppresses the specific URL pattern warning with good documentation. While this is a reasonable temporary solution as mentioned in the PR objectives, consider:

  1. Creating a ticket to track the proper fix
  2. Adding a TODO comment with the ticket number for better traceability

Let's verify the scope of the URL pattern warning:

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Verification successful: Warning suppression is properly scoped

The warning suppression targets a single URL pattern in evoks/GroupProfile/urls.py where '/<group_name>' is used. This confirms that the suppression is appropriately targeted and not masking any other issues.

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# Search for URL patterns starting with '/' to understand the scope
rg "path\(['\"]/" --type py

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 93.85%. Comparing base (f6a5ec4) to head (320614b).

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