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LEARNER-9767 Create mobile skus for courses #4088

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course_keys = input_file.readlines()
for course_key in course_keys:
payload = json.dumps({"courses": [course_key]})
response = requests.post(create_skus_url, data=payload, headers=headers)
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Can we double the default timeout of requests?

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Since we are processing a single course in one request, are you sure we should double the request timeout?

def _update_response_dictionary(self, new_response, complete_response):
""" Update the complete_response dict with the contents of the new response """
if new_response.get(NEW_MOBILE_SKUS_KEY):
new_mobile_skus = new_response.get(NEW_MOBILE_SKUS_KEY)
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No need to add if here we can use these lines:
complete_response.update(new_response[NEW_MOBILE_SKUS_KEY])
complete_response[FAILED_COURSE_IDS_KEY].extend(new_response[FAILED_COURSE_IDS_KEY])
complete_response[MISSING_COURSE_RUNS_KEY].extend(new_response[MISSING_COURSE_RUNS_KEY])

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dict.update does not append, but replaces in the second level of the dict. hence not using it.

""" Update the complete_response dict with the contents of the new response """
if new_response.get(NEW_MOBILE_SKUS_KEY):
new_mobile_skus = new_response.get(NEW_MOBILE_SKUS_KEY)
for key, value in new_mobile_skus.items():
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Can we adjust this script to include another array for ios errors?

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Yes, done.

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