Refactored user device information generation #1015
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This commit refactors the code responsible for generating user device information. Previously, the code directly used device methods within the `implode` function, which could lead to errors if the methods returned arrays. To address this and improve code readability, temporary variables are introduced to store the results of the device methods (`getClient`, `getOs`). This ensures that string values are used for concatenation within the `userDeviceInfo` array. These changes enhance code clarity, prevent potential errors, and make the code easier to maintain in the future.
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This commit refactors the code responsible for generating user device information. Previously, the code directly used device methods within the
implodefunction, which could lead to errors if the methods returned arrays.To address this and improve code readability, temporary variables are introduced to store the results of the device methods (
getClient,getOs). This ensures that string values are used for concatenation within theuserDeviceInfoarray.These changes enhance code clarity, prevent potential errors, and make the code easier to maintain in the future.