api: return timeline event metadata as a dict type, not string #138
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This fixes another regression. When we changed the JSONField, the serialization type turned to JSON rendered as a string instead of a dict. This forces the serializer to return native JSON.
ChrisAnn
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Sep 6, 2019
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This fixes another regression. When we changed the JSONField, the
serialization type turned to JSON rendered as a string instead of a
dict. This forces the serializer to return native JSON.
I've also updated the TimelineFactory to generate more types of events - this had the effect of breaking some of the incident update tests (as they only expected a single timeline event of
incident_updateevent type to be present), so I've fixed those to retrieve the latest event.