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Added whatsnew headers in JIRA issue#259

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@gastaldi gastaldi commented Mar 25, 2015

Needs some testing


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I get the idea, but component-fix version wont always be same as jbide fix version nor will the component id match perfectly ;/

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Would it be possible to add that info to the component array above?

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Ah, I see what you mean, maybe having a placeholder in the file contents instead?

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File "createnewandnoteworthy.py", line 85, in <module>
    new_file_contents = '= '+ name +' What\'s New\n:page-layout: whatsnew\n:page-component_id: '+comps+'\n:page-component_version: '+jbide_fixversion+'\n:page-product_id: jbt_core\n:page-product_version: '+jbide_fixversion
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'set' objects

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I confess I haven't tested it locally. I think it needs to call the join function?

Em 25/03/2015, às 21:08, Alexey Kazakov notifications@github.com escreveu:

File "createnewandnoteworthy.py", line 85, in
new_file_contents = '= '+ name +' What's New\n:page-layout: whatsnew\n:page-component_id: '+comps+'\n:page-component_version: '+jbide_fixversion+'\n:page-product_id: jbt_core\n:page-product_version: '+jbide_fixversion
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'set' objects

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I guess so. But my python knowledge is very poor ;)

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