In `@deeplink_action`
1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/android/OpenDeepLink.java around lines 14 -
16, The actionText in the `@Action` annotation on class OpenDeepLink mentions a
parameter "package-name" that isn't defined; either remove "package-name" from
the actionText or add a `@TestData` field to accept it. Update the
`@Action`(actionText = ...) to stop referencing "package-name" if you intend to
use the existing capability value appPackage, or add a new `@TestData-annotated`
field (e.g., String packageName) and use that in the implementation instead of
appPackage; ensure references in OpenDeepLink's execute logic (appPackage usage)
are adjusted to use the new field if you add it.

In `@deeplink_action`
1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/android/OpenDeepLink.java at line 29, The
assignment to deepLink using testData.getValue().toString() in OpenDeepLink may
throw NPE if testData.getValue() is null; update the code to null-check the
value from testData before calling toString() (e.g., retrieve Object val =
testData.getValue(); if val == null handle appropriately—throw a meaningful
exception or set deepLink to an empty string/default and log a warning) and use
val.toString() only when non-null so the deepLink variable and downstream logic
are safe.

In `@deeplink_action`
1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/android/OpenDeepLink.java around lines 34 -
40, The code may NPE when appPackage is null; update OpenDeepLink.java to
null-check the result of
androidDriver.getCapabilities().getCapability("appium:appPackage") (variable
appPackage) before using it in ImmutableMap.of() or in logs, cast it to a String
safely, and build the arguments map conditionally (include the "package" entry
only if appPackage != null) when calling androidDriver.executeScript("mobile:
deepLink", ...); also add a safe log message indicating the package is missing
or the fallback used so execution is explicit.

In `@deeplink_action` 1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/ios/OpenDeepLink.java
at line 31, The assignment String deepLink = testData.getValue().toString(); can
NPE if testData.getValue() is null; update the OpenDeepLink code that creates
deepLink (reference testData and variable deepLink) to safely handle null by
checking testData != null and testData.getValue() != null (or use
Objects.toString(testData.getValue(), "") / String.valueOf(testData.getValue()))
before calling toString(), and either throw a clear exception or use a
default/empty string so downstream logic won’t NPE.

In `@deeplink_action` 1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/ios/OpenDeepLink.java
at line 34, The call to
iosDriver.getCapabilities().getCapability("appium:bundleId") in
OpenDeepLink.java may return null and will cause problems when passed to
ImmutableMap.of(); update the code in the OpenDeepLink class (where bundleId is
retrieved) to null-check the capability before building the ImmutableMap (or
provide a sensible default or throw a clear IllegalArgumentException), and only
include "bundleId" in the map when non-null so ImmutableMap.of(...) is never
invoked with a null value.

In `@deeplink_action` 1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/ios/OpenDeepLink.java
around lines 35 - 42, In OpenDeepLink, the block that detects a missing URL
scheme both uses SLF4J-style "{}" placeholders with String.format and never
actually constructs or returns a corrected URL; change the String.format calls
to use "%s" placeholders, build a corrected deepLink string by prepending the
app identifier (e.g., bundleId + "://" + deepLink) and assign it back to the
variable used later, and replace the setErrorMessage (or convert it to a
non-error log like logger.info) so execution continues with the constructed URL;
ensure any callers that expect a failure instead are handled by
returning/throwing if you choose that alternative.

In `@deeplink_action` 1/src/main/java/com/testsigma/addons/ios/OpenDeepLink.java
around lines 52 - 54, The format string in OpenDeepLink.setErrorMessage call has
four %s placeholders but only three arguments (deepLink, bundleId,
e.getMessage()), causing IllegalFormatException; either remove the extra "%s" so
the message uses three placeholders or add the missing fourth argument (e.g.,
bundleId again) to the String.format call in the setErrorMessage invocation
inside the OpenDeepLink class/method.