Fix failure to parse real-world vswhere output#2
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Fix failure to parse real-world vswhere output#2slonopotamus wants to merge 2 commits intoFaultyRAM:masterfrom
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There are several fields missing that cause failure:
vswhere returned invalid JSON: Error("missing field `productRelease`", line: 40, column: 5)
Note that this commit changes public method signatures, so version is bumped.
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Note that gwihlidal@6008a87 went the different route and completely removes offending fields. If this is a preferred way, I'll update this PR. |
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There are several fields missing that cause failure:
Note that this commit changes public method signatures, so version is bumped.
This PR depends on #1.