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This PR contains the automated changes for the paymentsapp service.

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This pull request provides an automated update to the paymentsapp service, primarily focusing on stylistic improvements within the API client. The changes streamline the appearance of method calls and URL constructions, enhancing code readability and maintainability without introducing any functional modifications.

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  • Code Formatting: Applied consistent code formatting to API method calls and endpoint constructions within payments_app_api.py for improved readability.
  • Automated Update: This pull request represents an automated update to the paymentsapp service, likely generated from an OpenAPI specification, ensuring the service client remains current.

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This pull request appears to be the result of an automated code generation process. The changes have introduced several formatting issues that decrease code readability by creating excessively long lines, which violates standard Python style guidelines like PEP 8. My review includes specific suggestions to reformat these long lines back to a more readable, multi-line format. It would be beneficial to adjust the configuration of the code generation tool to enforce a standard line length limit (e.g., 88 characters) to prevent these issues in future automated commits.

def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_merchant(
self, request, merchantId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs
):
def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_merchant(self, request, merchantId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs):
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This function signature is over 115 characters long, which significantly exceeds standard Python line length limits. This harms readability. The previous multi-line format was preferable. It is recommended to configure the code generator to adhere to a standard line length.

    def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_merchant(
        self, request, merchantId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs
    ):
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  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is significantly longer, which hurts readability. (link)

return self.client.call_adyen_api(
request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
)
return self.client.call_adyen_api(request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs)
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This line is 110 characters long, exceeding standard Python line length limits and making it harder to read. Please wrap the arguments onto new lines for better readability.

        return self.client.call_adyen_api(
            request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
        )
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  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is significantly longer, which hurts readability. (link)

def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_store(
self, request, merchantId, storeId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs
):
def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_store(self, request, merchantId, storeId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs):
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At 120 characters, this function signature is excessively long and violates standard Python style guides for line length. The previous multi-line definition was much more readable.

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def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_store(self, request, merchantId, storeId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs):
def generate_payments_app_boarding_token_for_store(
self, request, merchantId, storeId, idempotency_key=None, **kwargs
):
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  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is significantly longer, which hurts readability. (link)

self.baseUrl
+ f"/merchants/{merchantId}/stores/{storeId}/generatePaymentsAppBoardingToken"
)
endpoint = self.baseUrl + f"/merchants/{merchantId}/stores/{storeId}/generatePaymentsAppBoardingToken"
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This line is 109 characters long, which is difficult to read. The previous approach of breaking the string concatenation across multiple lines was better for maintainability.

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endpoint = self.baseUrl + f"/merchants/{merchantId}/stores/{storeId}/generatePaymentsAppBoardingToken"
endpoint = (
self.baseUrl
+ f"/merchants/{merchantId}/stores/{storeId}/generatePaymentsAppBoardingToken"
)
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  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is significantly longer, which hurts readability. (link)

return self.client.call_adyen_api(
request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
)
return self.client.call_adyen_api(request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs)
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This line is 110 characters long, exceeding standard Python line length limits. Please wrap the arguments for better readability.

        return self.client.call_adyen_api(
            request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
        )
References
  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is significantly longer, which hurts readability. (link)

return self.client.call_adyen_api(
None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
)
return self.client.call_adyen_api(None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs)
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This line is 99 characters long, exceeding common Python line length limits (e.g., 88 for black or 79 for PEP 8). For improved readability, please wrap the arguments to new lines.

        return self.client.call_adyen_api(
            None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
        )
References
  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is still longer and would be more readable if wrapped. (link)

return self.client.call_adyen_api(
None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
)
return self.client.call_adyen_api(None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs)
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This line is 99 characters long, exceeding common Python line length limits (e.g., 88 for black or 79 for PEP 8). For improved readability, please wrap the arguments to new lines.

        return self.client.call_adyen_api(
            None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
        )
References
  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is still longer and would be more readable if wrapped. (link)

return self.client.call_adyen_api(
None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
)
return self.client.call_adyen_api(None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs)
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This line is 99 characters long, exceeding common Python line length limits (e.g., 88 for black or 79 for PEP 8). For improved readability, please wrap the arguments to new lines.

        return self.client.call_adyen_api(
            None, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs
        )
References
  1. PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting all lines to a maximum of 79 characters. While some tools like black default to 88 characters, this line is still longer and would be more readable if wrapped. (link)

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