v4: Add test environment IDs #20
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Add support for specifying environment IDs in v4 schema, and make it mandatory, if environments are specified. When inheriting v3 data, generate the ID by sha256-hashing the JSON representation of the environment. Discard empty environments, which are essentially equivalent to non-specified environments.
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Closing for now as this creates more problems for submitters than it solves for developers/maintainers. |
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Add support for specifying environment IDs in v4 schema, and make it mandatory, if environments are specified.
When inheriting v3 data, generate the ID by sha256-hashing the JSON representation of the environment. Discard empty environments, which are essentially equivalent to non-specified environments.