Reverse for 'issue_items' with arguments '('',)' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: ['issue_items/(?P<pk>[^/]+)/\\Z']

Using Django Templates & Frontend
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<div class="bg-body-tertiary p-5 rounded">
170	       <div class ="header">{{header}}</div>
171	       <a href="{% url 'issue_items' queryset %}"><div class = 'btn btn-danger'>ISSUE THIS ITEM</div></a>
172	       <a href="receive"><div class = 'btn btn-primary'>RECEIVE THIS ITEM</div></a>
173	          <br><br>
174	       <div class = "display_table">
175	         <tr>
176	           <th>ITEM NAME</th>
177	           <th>QUANTITY IN STORE</th>
178	           <th>LAST UPDATED</th>
179	           <th>REORDER LEVEL</th>
180	         </tr>
181	         <tr>
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Basically, this error is telling you that “queryset” isn’t producing a valid value for the url in the url tag. For us to get any more specific than that, we’ll need to see the view that is rendering that template.

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def issue_items(request, pk):
queryset = Stock.objects.get(id=pk)
form = IssueForm(request.POST or None, instance=queryset)
if form.is_valid():
instance = form.save(commit=False)
instance.quantity -= instance.issue_quantity
messages.success(request, “Issued Successfully.” + str(instance.quantity) + " " + str(instance.item_name) + " s now left in store ")
instance.save()
return redirect(reverse(request,‘/stock_detail/’+str(instance.id)))

context = {
        "title": 'issue' + str(queryset.item_name),
        "queryset": queryset,
        "form": form,
        "username": 'Issue By:' + str(request.user)
     }
return render(request, "add_items.html", context)