sources = [34, 35, 36, 37,38]
for i in range(len(sources)):
q = f'Fedora_{sources[i-1]}_List.json'
file_name = f'{DATA_FILE_LOCATION}/{q}'
print(f"Saved!\nfilename: {q}")
what is happening here is, for,
Fedora 34 the file is saved with name Fedora_{sources[0-1}}_List.json = Fedora_sources[-1]_List.json = Fedora_38_List.json
Fedora 35 is saved as Fedora_34_List.json
Fedora 36 is saved as Fedora_35_List.json ...
Therefore we need to update the respective files for Fedora as of now all the data files are saved with the wrong name. We need to correct this in our core code as well as in our data files.
@pleia2, @rachejazz, @arshPratap Please take a look at this.
While looking at Fedora in ./bin/package_build.py in our core repository, I found a bug on line 162 that can be seen here https://github.com/openmainframeproject/software-discovery-tool/blob/master/bin/package_build.py#LL162C31-L162C31
what is happening here is, for, Fedora 34 the file is saved with name Fedora_{sources[0-1}}_List.json = Fedora_sources[-1]_List.json = Fedora_38_List.json Fedora 35 is saved as Fedora_34_List.json Fedora 36 is saved as Fedora_35_List.json ...
Therefore we need to update the respective files for Fedora as of now all the data files are saved with the wrong name. We need to correct this in our core code as well as in our data files.
@pleia2, @rachejazz, @arshPratap Please take a look at this.