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Automator party number bugfix - #128
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Fixes a bug in ibmfl_cli_automator.run where party numbers are assumed to be one character Signed-off-by: Trevor Smith <trevormax.smith@gmail.com>
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Fixes a bug in ibmfl_cli_automator.run where party numbers are assumed to be one character, causing crashes for experiments with more than ten parties. Fix simply replaces the last character in the proc_label string with all the characters after party, which should allow for over 100 parties as well. This was tested with up to 20 parties.
Signed-off-by: Trevor Smith trevormax.smith@gmail.com