oratop with TFA 12.2.1.3.0

We are facing an issue where Oracles Trace File Analyzer creates high load on some servers.
During the discussion with Oracle Support I installed the latest version of TFA which is 12.2.1.3.0 right now.
With this version, oratop - which oracle calls

oratop is a utility similar to the unix OS utility top which gives a overview of database performance and can be used in combination with top to get a more complete overview of system performance

did not work as expected but quit with

Oratop successfully tested. 
ohome /appl/oracle/product/rdbms_12102_Oct17BPJa 
ouser oracle 
osid TTT0091 
db_running 1 
running_local 1 
oversion 12.1.0.2.0 

After another SR , it was clear to be Bug 27103547 - ORATOP DOES NOT WORK IN TFA 12.2.1.3.0
The solution is simple:
In $GRID_HOME/tfa/`hostname`/tfa_home/bin/common/tfactlshare.pm
edit somewhere around line 9010

# Farm called 
if ( $tcase ) { 
if ( length $ohome && length $ouser && length $osid && 
$db_running && length $oversion ) { 
print "Oratop successfully tested.\n"; 
print "ohome $ohome\n"; 
print "ouser $ouser\n"; 
print "osid $osid\n"; 
print "db_running $db_running\n"; 
print "running_local $running_local\n"; 
print "oversion $oversion\n"; 
# exit 0; 
} else { 
print "Oratop failed.\n"; 
print "ohome $ohome\n"; 
print "ouser $ouser\n"; 
print "osid $osid\n"; 
print "db_running $db_running\n"; 
print "running_local $running_local\n"; 
print "oversion $oversion\n"; 
exit 1; 
} 
} # end if $tcase 

So the exit 0; is not executed anymore.
Now oratop works as expected - even with TFA 12.2.1.3.0

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Update: 18-Dec-2017
A new version 12.2.1.3.1 is available - this Bug is fixed there.
thank you Sandesh Rao for informing me.

@martinberx the oratop issue which was in TFA 12.1.2.3.0 has been fixed in 12.1.2.3.1 which was just released , thanks for pointing it out

— Sandesh Rao (@sandeshr) December 17, 2017