fix: normalize job metadata JSON string to dict in job reponses#52
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The API returns job metadata as a JSON-encoded string. This adds normalization in Jobs.get and Jobs.get_all so metadata is always a dict by the time it reaches the caller. Relates to: TAG-2271
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Issue/Ticket: TAG-2273
Summary
When fetching jobs, the API returns the
metadatafield as a JSON-encoded string rather than a parsed object. This caused callers to receive raw strings instead of usable dicts, leading to mismatches in processing and downstream consumption. This fix adds normalization in the SDK so thatmetadatais always a dict by the time it reaches the caller.Changes
Jobs.getandJobs.get_allnow parse JSON-string metadata into a dict before returningresultkey with single job or list), direct job objects, and edge cases (empty, invalid JSON, non-dict values — all coerced to{})tests/test_smoke.pywith unit tests covering the normalization scenariostest.py(replaced by proper test structure); updatedMakefileto usepython -m unittest