Fix:2698 Parse problem list and generate json file

[deepak-gittyup]

Python script to parse exclude/ProblemList*.txt files and generate a unified ProblemList.json

Signed-off-by: deepak deepak.gittyup@gmail.com

[llxia]

Thanks @deepak-gittyup for working on this!

[llxia]

Could you also provide the output json file? Thanks

[deepak-gittyup]

Could you also provide the output json file? Thanks

Added the output ProblemList.json in the latest commit

Hi, I also see 6 others commits appearing here
Looks like they were added between my first commit and my latest commit
Is this okay ?
Or should I close this one and send a new and clean PR ?

[llxia]

• Thanks @deepak-gittyup for ProblemList.json. Sorry, my msg was not very clear. I meant to see the output in the comment. I do not think we need to deliver it in the repo atm.

• This PR should not contain other people's commits. We do not need to close this one and create a new one. If you fix your local branch, you can force push to your remote branch.

• Please note, we may have a merge conflict with Query git issue url to get issue status and add GIT_ISSUE_STATUS to the json #2882. If Query git issue url to get issue status and add GIT_ISSUE_STATUS to the json #2882 is merged first, then this PR may need to rebase.

[deepak-gittyup]

Thanks @deepak-gittyup for ProblemList.json. Sorry, my msg was not very clear. I meant to see the output in the comment. I do not think we need to deliver it in the repo atm.

I have removed ProblemList.json as a part fo the latest commit
Here is a sample output:

[
    {
        "TARGET": "jdk_custom",
        "CUSTOM_TARGET": "java/lang/Class/GetModuleTest.java",
        "GIT_ISSUE": "https://github.com/adoptium/aqa-tests/issues/1297",
        "PLATFORM": "all",
        "JDK_VERSION": "13",
        "JDK_IMPL": "openj9"
    },
    {
        "TARGET": "jdk_custom",
        "CUSTOM_TARGET": "java/lang/Class/GetPackageBootLoaderChildLayer.java",
        "GIT_ISSUE": "https://github.com/eclipse-openj9/openj9/issues/5274",
        "PLATFORM": "all",
        "JDK_VERSION": "13",
        "JDK_IMPL": "openj9"
    },
    {
        "TARGET": "jdk_custom",
        "CUSTOM_TARGET": "java/lang/Class/forName/NonJavaNames.sh",
        "GIT_ISSUE": "https://github.com/eclipse-openj9/openj9/issues/5225",
        "PLATFORM": "all",
        "JDK_VERSION": "13",
        "JDK_IMPL": "openj9"
    },
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   .  .  . 
   .  .  . 
    {
        "TARGET": "jdk_custom",
        "CUSTOM_TARGET": "compiler/graalunit/UtilTest.java",
        "GIT_ISSUE": "https://github.com/adoptium/aqa-tests/issues/2804",
        "PLATFORM": "all",
        "JDK_VERSION": "11",
        "JDK_IMPL": "hotspot"
    },
    {
        "TARGET": "jdk_custom",
        "CUSTOM_TARGET": "javax/imageio/plugins/shared/ImageWriterCompressionTest.java",
        "GIT_ISSUE": "https://github.com/adoptium/aqa-tests/issues/2814",
        "PLATFORM": "ppc32_aix,ppc64_aix",
        "JDK_VERSION": "11",
        "JDK_IMPL": "hotspot"
    }
]

This PR should not contain other people's commits. We do not need to close this one and create a new one. If you fix your local branch, you can force push to your remote branch.

I am still slowly getting used to git
But, I did not know that I could overwrite the previous commit history by doing force push
Thanks for letting me know about this 👍

Are things looking okay now ?

[smlambert]

thanks @deepak-gittyup !

[llxia]

LGTM