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fix: jackett again - my bad #860

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  • Improvements
    • Enhanced data parsing by updating response handling in the fetch results process.
    • Improved clarity of type hinting for public methods, ensuring better understanding of expected outputs.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the jackett.py file within the scraper service. Key updates include the addition of ResponseType to the import statements and a revision of the fetch_results method to handle HTTP responses differently. Additionally, method signatures for api_scrape and _get_indexer_from_xml have been updated to enhance type hinting clarity, changing from lowercase to capitalized types.

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File Path Change Summary
src/program/services/scrapers/jackett.py - Added ResponseType to imports.
- Updated fetch_results to access response.response.text.
- Changed return type of api_scrape from tuple to Tuple.
- Changed return type of _get_indexer_from_xml from list to List.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Jackett
    participant Response

    Client->>Jackett: api_scrape(item)
    Jackett->>Response: fetch_results()
    Response-->>Jackett: response.response.text
    Jackett->>Jackett: _parse_xml(response.response.text)
    Jackett-->>Client: return results
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🐰 "In the code, a change we see,
Type hints clearer, as clear can be.
Fetching data with a new embrace,
Text from response, a better place.
Hopping forward, we refine,
In our code, all will align!" 🐇


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@iPromKnight iPromKnight merged commit 703ad33 into main Nov 5, 2024
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@iPromKnight iPromKnight deleted the hotfix/jackett branch November 5, 2024 15:07
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