find_close_cells incorrectly receives target position instead of current one #1015
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Finally, knew the reason of that position[2] exception. |
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The call to SpiralNavigator.take_step() is returning the next target position, and take_step in PokemonGoBot is using it to call find_close_cells.
Instead, find_close_cells should be called with self.position, that is, the current position.