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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Refined error handling in the webhook script
  • Adjusted metrics calculation method in the Issues class

The changes appear to be minor internal adjustments that do not significantly impact end-user functionality. No major new features or breaking changes were introduced.

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Walkthrough

Both files were updated by removing unnecessary lines without changing the underlying logic. In app/Nova/Metrics/Issues.php, a closing line (a hyphen representing a removed closing brace) was eliminated from the calculate method, though its primary conditional operations remain unchanged. In public/webhook.php, the success message for a status update was removed, thereby simplifying the error handling path. No modifications were made to public or exported interfaces.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/Nova/Metrics/Issues.php	Removed an extraneous closing line (hyphen) at the end of the calculate method, leaving the core metric calculation logic intact.
public/webhook.php	Removed the success message output after a status update, altering the error handling flow by suppressing explicit feedback for status outcomes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Webhook
    participant DB

    Client->>Webhook: Sends payload
    Webhook->>Webhook: Validate input
    alt Invalid Input
        Webhook->>Client: Return error message
    else Valid Input
        Webhook->>DB: Attempt status update
        DB-->>Webhook: Return update result
        alt Update successful
            Webhook->>Webhook: Process silently (no explicit confirmation)
        else Update fails
            Webhook->>Webhook: Process silently (no explicit error message)
        end
    end

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