fix: restore missing indentation in anonymise_pdf function body - #166
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The retain_descriptions parameter addition in d09e01c lost the 4-space indentation of the function body, placing the if/return statements at module level and causing a SyntaxError on import.
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Summary
The
retain_descriptionsparameter addition in d09e01c lost the 4-space indentation of the function body inanonymise.py, placing theif/returnstatements at module level. This causes aSyntaxError: 'return' outside functionon any import ofbank_statement_parser.Root cause
Copilot Autofix mangled the indentation when adding the
retain_descriptionsparameter to the function body.Fix
Restored proper 4-space indentation for lines 110-120 (the
ifguard andreturnstatement).Testing
ruff checkandruff format --checkpass