New JRC API

[kruzikh]

Update-rat is now consuming the new JRC API which provides information about RAT test being removed from the common list. Script feeds active attribute based on RAT database and writes date of removal of the test in the version attrbute. This is a slightly modified script created by Daniel Karlsson.

[dslmeinte]

@kruzikh Could you put the lang and active fields directly after the display field in the jq expression? That keeps the diff in test-manf.json small.

[dslmeinte]

@kruzikh Could you document the meaning of the version field in relation to the active field somewhere/somehow?

Also: the jq expression is quite non-trivial. Is it an option to implement this functionality in Python if it needs to perform more complicated functionality?

[gabywh]

Also: the jq expression is quite non-trivial. Is it an option to implement this functionality in Python if it needs to perform more complicated functionality?

1. If it's not trivial in jq, what makes you think it will be trivial in Python?
2. Why re-write something that is delivered and already working and certainly clearly does seem to be maintainable (by at least two other people) in different teams and different countries?
3. I thought you were in the eHN meeting today where we clearly stated SG-S define the content of the valuesets and for e.g. rat not a snapshot of the current JRC but the process of how to generate which is this jq script

[ryanbnl]

I would also like to see the order of the fields in the output made consistent with the current version, and also something added to the readme.md in the root of the repository to document the script (another PR is fine).

Otherwise it's fine - it falls into the zone where shell scripts are effective; so IMO no need to rewrite it in a scripting language :)

[gabywh]

Otherwise it's fine - it falls into the zone where shell scripts are effective; so IMO no need to rewrite it in a scripting language :)

If it ain't broke, don't fix it ;)

[gabywh]

1. decide on version - major (2.0.0), minor (1.4.0) or patch (1.3.1) - see https://semver.org/ for guidance if unsure
2. CET -> CEST -> UTC?