Issue #1587: Fixes a bug in the JSON API for jobs #1588
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- Adds a `,` for every element in our jobs array - Updates formatting to see the liquid logic more clearly - Moves nowunix capture outside of the for loop for jobs
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With the current
jobs.yml, we are missing a,after our last job object in our generated JSON at https://us-rse.org/api/jobs.json.Description
The JSON API for the jobs occasionally misses a
,after our last jobs object due the to way we sort. It seems to happen if the last non-expired job in ourjobs.ymlhas a posted date that is earlier than other jobs that are not expired. This should fix #1587 by enforcing a,at the end of every object in the JSON and ending the array with an empty object i.e.{}.,for every element in our jobs arrayChecklist:
When you are ready for a technical review/merge, post the for the link for the PR in the US-RSE Slack (#website) to ask for reviewers.