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This change introduces the ability to load or create a specific project via a URL parameter. A new environment parameter is added, allowing the user to specify the Project ID directly in the URL. For example, by appending ?project_id=17256468, the system will load the project with that ID. This feature enhances the user experience by enabling direct access to a specific project without manual selection

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How Has This Been Tested?

The feature was tested by adding a project ID in the URL. When a project ID was provided, the system loaded the specific project associated with that ID. If no project ID was given, the system loaded the last project that was opened. Switching between projects by changing the project ID confirmed that the correct project was loaded

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This is perfect. Here are few suggestions that i have noticed.

The code dynamically loads project data based on the presence of a projectID, but Ensure that projectID is properly validated before using it. For example, it might need to meet specific criteria.

Consider adding try-catch blocks to handle such scenarios gracefully.

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