With the changes to python toolbox, the scripts now read in a list of the xml files as a parameter as opposed to a string of them separated by a semicolon. This is much more python friendly but not as backwards compatible.
Once the python toolbox has been implemented, if you call the scripts from outside the toolbox, you will need to send the xml parameter in as a list of string for the Append, Replace, Stage, and Preview scripts. This is a temporary problem that I will work out a quick fix for, but until then, this is a PSA.
With the changes to python toolbox, the scripts now read in a list of the xml files as a parameter as opposed to a string of them separated by a semicolon. This is much more python friendly but not as backwards compatible.
Once the python toolbox has been implemented, if you call the scripts from outside the toolbox, you will need to send the xml parameter in as a list of string for the Append, Replace, Stage, and Preview scripts. This is a temporary problem that I will work out a quick fix for, but until then, this is a PSA.