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Hello @engcom-Hotel,
I don’t understand why the automatic tests are failing. Could you please review the code? There are only two files with a single-line change each, and one of those files is just a test file. So effectively, there’s only one main file with changes, and even there I haven’t made any major modifications, just updated an ID that someone had changed earlier, which actually shouldn’t have been altered. That’s what was causing the issue. Kindly review the code once.

Thanks