- Modify get_description method to include an additional parameter for user context - Update usage in views to reflect the new parameter - Adjust temporary description message based on user context This change enhances the city description generation logic by allowing differentiation in how the description is provided depending on whether the calling context is a user. It improves the user experience while ensuring that non-user contexts handle descriptions differently. This minor enhancement also included updating the view to support this new logic. |
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