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Fix scm accept parsing in version 3.1.0. #5

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@ccosby ccosby commented Dec 21, 2012

Fix parsing of scm accept command in version 3.1.0. Also add experimental parsing of JSON output from scm accept command. It's only enabled when running a specific test case and isn't really useful yet.

Chris Cosby added 3 commits December 21, 2012 09:40
Patched on 0.3 release versioned 0.3.1-SNAPSHOT
Also updated name of some variables to more accurately reflect their scm
version requirement. Added initial research on parsing JSON output of
3.1.0 commands, but ran out of time. Included the output txt file if
anyone has time to hack it in.
The JSON support here is meant as an example for future development. I
don't think the Jazz JSON API is stable enough to rely on at this point,
so all we're providing here is a basic HOWTO. In particular, the UUID
doesn't map to one of the (1001) style descriptive numbers anywhere and
the scm compare command doesn't provide the UUID for the changeset in
its JSON output. Neat, huh?
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It would be very nice to see this 3.1.100-specific accept-parsing code make it into the main code stream, but at the moment commit 8658d03 where that was done also includes the incomplete JSON-parsing code. It'd probably be easier for the maintainer to accept if they were separated out.

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