Move last_jobinfo from JSON-serialized string to dictionary #3651
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Thanks @giovannipizzi looking good, I would just turn the loaders into classmethods
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For historical reasons, this field was stored as a JSON-serialized string in the `last_jobinfo` attribute of a CalcJob. However, this is cumbersome and makes querying very hard. We now replace this with a dictionary, thanks to new commands to get directly a dictionary (with serialized fields, so that the dictionary is JSON-serializable). These (and existing) methods of the JobInfo class are now also tested. Finally, the attribute key has been renamed from `last_jobinfo` to `last_job_info`, for consistency with the key `detailed_job_info` introduced in aiidateam#3639. By changing the type of the content, the field is anyway not directly usable as before in scripts, so changing the name is not an additional issue. This should not give a real backward- incompatibility problem, since this field was there mostly for debugging reasons.
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Rebasing and squashing seems to have done it, the tests passed. Or maybe it was just luck/random again. We will see. Thanks for the PR in any case @giovannipizzi ! |
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For historical reasons, this field was stored as a JSON-serialized
string in the
last_jobinfoattribute of a CalcJob. However, thisis cumbersome and makes querying very hard.
We now replace this with a dictionary, thanks to new commands to
get directly a dictionary (with serialized fields, so that the
dictionary is JSON-serializable).
These (and existing) methods of the JobInfo class are now also tested.
Finally, the attribute key has been renamed from
last_jobinfotolast_job_info, for consistency with the keydetailed_job_infointroduced in #3639. By changing the type of the content, the field is
anyway not directly usable as before in scripts, so changing the name
is not an additional issue.
This should not give a real backward-incompatibility problem, since
this field was there mostly for debugging reasons.
Fixes #3649