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14:19 donsizemore
@pdurbin knock knock?
14:21 donsizemore
just curious when you all updated to 4.9.2
14:30 pameyer
@donsizemore I think IQSS upgraded last week
14:41 donsizemore
@pameyer it's been within the last 12 days =) mandy is noticing some return-to-author funsies and will open a support ticket
14:43 pameyer
@donsizemore interesting co-indidence; one of the things on my list for this morning was testing return to author to make sure it still worked
14:43 pameyer
is this something you're seeing on 4.9.2?
14:44 donsizemore
@pameyer yes. i offered mandy one of our 4.9.2 boxes to try to recreate the problem but she said she'd just open a ticket
14:44 pameyer
@donsizemore "ticket" meaning github issue, or meaning support
14:47 donsizemore
i think she's starting with a support ticket. is an issue preferable?
14:50 pameyer
I'm not sure which is preferable - but I'm not on IQSS's ticketing system
14:50 pameyer
will let you know if I see anything, and you can tell me if it sounds similar (if you're online/not busy)
15:02 pdurbin
Harvard Dataverse was upgraded to 4.9.2 last Tuesday, August 14th. Heads up that later in the week we patched it. If memory serves it was to fix https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4941
15:03 pdurbin
Thanks for the heads up about emails that created support tickets. I'm looking at https://help.hmdc.harvard.edu/Ticket/Display.html?id=265918 and https://help.hmdc.harvard.edu/Ticket/Display.html?id=265919
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15:04 pdurbin
Speaking of upgrades, what do people think of https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4980 ?
15:04 pdurbin
andrewSC bricas_ donsizemore jri pameyer ^^
15:05 pameyer
pdurbin: that I've got a long wishlist
15:06 pameyer
@donsizmore re: return to author, it looks to me like curators/admins can't edit meta-data while a dataset is in review. I *think* this is not the intended behavior
15:07 pdurbin
For the upgrade issue, should we use the new "Design Project Template"? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1weU89_MDlr-yXntpOARAv7UkwbxnUZbJEpbaM3oQgNU/edit?usp=sharing . It provides some structure.
15:10 pameyer
pdurbin: did you mean to link to a doc that isn't shared publicly?
15:33 donsizemore
@pameyer mandy can't click the "return to author" button to return the record to the authors so they can update their files, make edits as necessary
15:34 pameyer
@donsizemore that sounds different from what I'm seeing
15:35 pameyer
I was able to have my test curator click "return to author". but it just occured to me that my test curator user is also an admin user
15:36 donsizemore
@pdurbin https://semver.org/
15:36 donsizemore
@pameyer mandy says she's an admin
15:37 pameyer
@donsizemore you know about the return to author API ?
15:37 pdurbin
pameyer: huh. Maybe that doc isn't fully baked yet.
15:38 donsizemore
@pameyer she corrects: she's only an ajps admin. i wondered when she said that
15:39 pdurbin
donsizemore: same question. Did you know "return to author" has an API ?
15:39 pdurbin
You can even add a "reason for return". :)
15:39 pameyer
@donsizemore not yet sure if it's significant; still investigating
15:41 donsizemore
@pdurbin my standard reason for return https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51aarvVyHdL.jpg
15:43 pdurbin
:)
15:43 pdurbin
donsizemore: you're a busy man
15:47 pdurbin
pameyer: check this out: "if the Harvard Dataverse were to partner with Harvard's Research Computing group to provide compute resources" https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4714#issuecomment-414363440
15:48 pameyer
pdurbin: I wonder why they named something we've been doing for years after their project ;)
15:49 pdurbin
sorry, named what? "Binder Pattern"?
15:49 pameyer
apparently
15:49 pdurbin
it reminds me of how someone named "devops"
15:49 pdurbin
but names are useful
15:50 pameyer
@donsizemore I've got a "return to author" button that works on the develop branch (bec8015f2fc9ca3331d585a9dc8ebf15c3508bf1)
15:50 pdurbin
I hope someone wrote down what "Binder Pattern" means.
15:56 donsizemore
@pameyer woo woo! with the addition of the "Linux subsystem for Windoze 10" Mandy is a happy curler
15:56 pdurbin
nice
15:56 andrewSC
pdurbin: commented :)
15:57 donsizemore
@pdurbin I think Binder Pattern means Put It In a GitHub Repo
15:58 pdurbin
andrewSC: nice comment! Thanks!
15:58 andrewSC
ywyw!
16:00 pameyer
@donsizemore nice!
16:00 pameyer
on develop, the new edit API appears to work when datasets are in review
16:03 pdurbin
donsizemore: I hope there's more to "The Binder Pattern" than that. I'm asking at https://gitter.im/jupyterhub/binder?at=5b7ae5fccda86f5fb28091fb
16:03 pdurbin
pameyer: oh, the new lightweight edit API . Hmm. Sounds like an issue.
16:06 pameyer
@donsizmore the return to author API is working for me on develop. not sure how much that means if I'm seeing a working button too
16:17 pdurbin
donsizemore: the summary is that "Binder Pattern" is not a thing but that dataset creators are encouraged to look at https://mybinder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using.html#preparing-a-repository-for-binder
16:17 pdurbin
And thanks for commenting on the upgrade issue.
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16:44 cwillis
@pdurbin -- following you here with a Dataverse question.
16:45 cwillis
What is the best way to programmatically deposit into Dataverse? SWORD API ?
16:49 pdurbin
cwillis: SWORD or "native": http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.9.2/api/native-api.html#adding-files
16:50 pdurbin
I'm off to lunch. Back soon.
16:50 cwillis
Enjoy. Thank you.
16:56 pameyer
cwillis: the native API works reasonably well once you've got the json sorted
17:00 cwillis
pameyer: Thank you. So the Native API will allow me to deposit on behalf of a user into a Dataverse not under my control? (When I read Native, I often think I need to have admin access)
17:02 pameyer
cwillis: it definately doesn't require admin access. Dataverse users have API tokens, which reproduce the access they'd have through the UI
17:03 pameyer
so it may depend exactly what you mean by "on behalf of a user" - there's nothing comparable to oauth grants, for example
17:03 pameyer
but if you have an application that prompts the user for their API token, that application can deposit datasets to a Dataverse installation on that user's behalf
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17:18 cwillis
Thanks pameyer. That sounds promising.
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18:37 pdurbin
cwillis: by "native" we just mean that it isn't based on any standard such as SWORD or OAI-PMH or whatever
18:51 cwillis
Makes sense. Thank you.
18:54 pdurbin
cwillis: sure! Looking forward to meeting you at the Whole Tale workshop. I need to book my flights.
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flights booked :)
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