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Currently when reporting structural errors the review tool reports the location of the error relative to the package e.g. releases/38/tender/tenderers. Since some packages are generated on the fly, and there may be complex mapping behind them, it may be helpful if it would also extract the OCID of the release with the issue rather than just its position in the array. This would support the publisher finding the offending release elsewhere to make the change.
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For what it's worth, reporting the release id would be a lot more useful (at least to me) than a JSON line number.
The current data is okay, and I've handled it by converting the JSON to a spreadsheet and then finding the line number (since the package was dynamically generated), but that's not ideal.
jpmckinney
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Include context of errors (eg OCID)
Include context of errors (e.g. reporting the OCID)
Oct 14, 2020
From a helpdesk issue
Currently when reporting structural errors the review tool reports the location of the error relative to the package e.g.
releases/38/tender/tenderers
. Since some packages are generated on the fly, and there may be complex mapping behind them, it may be helpful if it would also extract the OCID of the release with the issue rather than just its position in the array. This would support the publisher finding the offending release elsewhere to make the change.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: