Fix update_info behavior to preserve appliance_id on partial API errors#44
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Fix update_info behavior to preserve appliance_id on partial API errors#44alexskr wants to merge 1 commit intoontoportal:masterfrom
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- Refactored `update_info` method to always assign @update_info, even if the API response includes an "error" key. - Ensured that partial failures (e.g., update check error) do not prevent access to valid fields like appliance_id. - Updated method to use a keyword argument (`render_response: true`) instead of a positional boolean, improving readability and satisfying Rubocop guidelines.
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update_infomethod to always assign @update_info, even if the API response includes an "error" key.render_response: true) instead of a positional boolean, improving readability and satisfying Rubocop guidelines.