[Dor-bl]

Squash duplicate/repeated commits from this branch into one clean
commit; net code change is unchanged.

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• Refactor
  • Updated internal handling of app installation commands. The installation options and behavior remain unchanged, with no visible changes to the app experience.

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• appium/webdriver/extensions/applications.py

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Walkthrough

install_app now assigns the 'mobile: installApp' command to ext_name and passes that variable to execute_script. The method arguments and payload remain unchanged.

Changes: Install app command

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Install command assignment appium/webdriver/extensions/applications.py	install_app stores the command in ext_name and passes it to execute_script. The arguments and payload are unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes

Change: Refactor

Suggested reviewers: mykola-mokhnach

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to bf99d

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Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Title check		The title states that legacy fallback logic was removed, but the changes only assign the existing command string to a local ext_name variable. The title does not describe the actual code change.	Update the title to describe the refactor, such as refactor(applications): assign install command to local variable. Alternatively, change the implementation to remove legacy fallback logic if that is the intended change.

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[Dor-bl]

Closing: stale branch with no real content. This branch's own history already contains 4707ff7 ("remove legacy command fallbacks in Applications extension", appium#1233), which did this exact cleanup upstream a long time ago — applications.py on today's master has no legacy fallback logic left to remove. The one commit this PR actually adds (bf99d51) doesn't touch any fallback logic at all; it just pulls a string literal ('mobile: installApp') into a local variable before passing it to execute_script, a purely cosmetic change with no behavior difference. Combined with the branch being based on a checkout from several months ago (missing the intervening history), there's nothing here worth mirroring upstream.

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