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2nd flight on same day didn't checkin successfully #266
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Thanks for filing this issue. It was supposed to be fixed in v7.4 (#241). Can you send the log file of the check-in (in |
Hi, this should be the applicable logs for today (when the checkin happened).
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Thanks for sending those. Everything in the logs make it look like it worked as expected (it even verified the second flight was checked in before finishing). In this comment, for the second flight the boarding information displays twice. Was the line |
The Is it possible the process somehow thought the 2nd leg was checked in because it was looking at the first leg (which showed as checked in)? I haven't dived too deeply into the codebase to know if this would be a realistic outcome or not. (btw, I scrubbed sensitive data from my output so that Southwest can't personally identify me as a customer, no idea if they monitor these types of things and ban people for doing this) |
Removed it and deleted the edited history too for both of our comments |
@mhardin when you rerun the script, does it now report both boarding positions correctly? |
Interesting, here is what I see when I run it again. Looks like something in the logic is definitely not working as expected.
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The hard part about this issue is that it can only really be seen right at check-in time of the second flight. Since it checks in 5 seconds early, it is looking for there to be two flights to have been checked in, not just one. After that, both check-in times will have passed so the check-ins won't be initiated 5 seconds before check-in time anymore. Right now I'm clueless as to what could have gone wrong. Your log output is identical to another user's output where it checked in correctly to the second flight. Perhaps something changed on Southwest's end, but for this issue to be fixed, someone else will need to have run into this issue. If you or someone else has a same day flight, it would be very helpful to add the line |
Version
Auto-Southwest Check-In v7.4
Browser Version
125.0.6422.76
Description
I had a roundtrip flight (both legs on the same day), and the script acted like my 2nd leg got the same boarding position as the first. In reality, it never checked me in for the 2nd leg. When I manually checked in for the 2nd leg from DES2 to DES1, I had a B35 boarding group.
To Reproduce
Book a flight with both legs on the same day. Run the checkin script for the confirmation number.
Expected Behavior
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Relevant logs and program output
Additional context
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