Bug fix in Process reimburse handle

[Ashutosh619-sudo]

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Walkthrough

The primary change in this update involved enhancing the mark_paid_on_fyle function to include logging of payloads and addressing a previously incorrect recursive call by adding the missing workspace_id parameter. This modification ensures better error handling and traceability in the apps/xero/tasks.py file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/xero/tasks.py	Modified mark_paid_on_fyle to log payloads and corrected a recursive call by including the workspace_id parameter.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Platform
    participant Fyle
    participant Xero
    participant Logger
    
    Note over Platform,Logger: Initial Call
    Platform->>Fyle: mark_paid_on_fyle(platform, payloads, reports_to_be_marked, workspace_id, retry_num)
    Fyle->>Logger: Log payloads
    Fyle-->>Xero: Update reports as marked paid
    Xero-->>Logger: Log success
    alt Retry Logic
        Xero-->>Fyle: Failure response
        Fyle->>Fyle: Recursive call with workspace_id
    end
    Note over Platform,Logger: Completion

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Poem

Amidst the code where tasks align,
A little fix brought in just fine.
Logging payloads on the go,
With workspace_id in the flow.
A path made clear with every stride,
Let's mark those reports as paid with pride! 🐇✨

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