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10:15 pdurbin
juancorr: thanks for your reply at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/5939#issuecomment-508384802 !
10:16 pdurbin
poikilotherm: lots of interest in https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/6000 ! :)
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10:19 poikilotherm
Yeah, but related to #4772 :-/
10:20 poikilotherm
I felt kinda highjacked...
10:20 pdurbin
People are so excited!
10:21 pdurbin
I think it's great that you're separating the UI work from the backend (data source) work.
10:24 poikilotherm
Yeah :-D I think so too ;-)
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10:55 pdurbin
Has anyone here used JMeter?
10:56 poikilotherm
Long time ago
10:56 poikilotherm
And only once played with it
10:58 pdurbin
Ok. I left a comment about JMeter on this issue yesterday: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4201
11:00 pdurbin
The way we sometimes generate load right now is with Locust: http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.15/developers/testing.html#locust
11:01 pdurbin
And there's a pretty bad resource leak in Dataverse 4.15. We added a note to the release notes: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/releases/tag/v4.15
11:03 poikilotherm
Whoops
11:04 poikilotherm
I'll add these to my release notes of dataverse-k8s, too
11:04 poikilotherm
pdurbin while I have you around - how shall I continue with #6000
11:04 poikilotherm
Do I need to wait for Tanja/Danny to appear?
11:05 poikilotherm
How to proceed with this?
11:05 poikilotherm
For "normal" dev stuff this is well known, for UI related this is new for me
11:06 poikilotherm
I think Julian is with me in https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/6000#issuecomment-509473845
11:06 poikilotherm
But he does not line out how to get things rolling
11:14 pdurbin
poikilotherm: I don't think you need to wait. If you can get any sort of autocomplete working, please go ahead and push a branch. For now, please don't worry about making it only available for many items or whatever. I think the important thing is to put a new component in front of the design team so they can play with it.
11:18 poikilotherm
Okidoki!
11:18 poikilotherm
Any news for #5991?
11:19 poikilotherm
I can work on #6000 now, so I am not blocked, but I would be glad to discuss things with you guys to move on...
11:19 poikilotherm
Please drop me a line when you need anything from me. Test results, whatever
11:22 pdurbin
We did talk about https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/pull/5997 at standup yesterday. We didn't look at any code (as usual for standup) but we talked a fair amount about "WIP" in the title of pull requests.
11:23 poikilotherm
Yeah, hit me hard :-D
11:24 poikilotherm
You can use /bin/bash to tell me I shall skip using WIP in titles ;-)
11:24 pdurbin
I think for now you should leave out "WIP".
11:24 poikilotherm
Done
11:24 poikilotherm
Didn't hurt at all
11:24 pdurbin
:)
11:24 pdurbin
thanks
11:26 poikilotherm
https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/pull/5997#issuecomment-509603671
11:26 poikilotherm
You're welcome
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11:26 poikilotherm
Maybe you can add a note about when to use WIP in title in the guides? I try to follow your process...
11:34 pdurbin
Maybe but I'm not the one who doesn't like it so much. I don't mind it.
11:34 poikilotherm
:-D
11:36 pdurbin
I'm looking at http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.15/developers/version-control.html#how-to-make-a-pull-request
11:37 pdurbin
We should probably adjust what we wrote under "Make Sure Your Pull Request Has Been Advanced to Code Review"
11:37 pdurbin
Because now we have more automation in place.
11:38 pdurbin
Simply adding a pull request to https://github.com/orgs/IQSS/projects/2 puts the pull request in the Code Review column.
11:40 pdurbin
The important thing to me is getting attention on pull requests from the community. And the easiest way for me to do that is to have them in the Code Review column so that I can talk about them at standup.
11:41 pdurbin
At standup we only ever talk about the QA column, the Code Review column, and the IQSS Team Dev column, in that order.
11:42 poikilotherm
Ok
11:42 poikilotherm
So WIP makes no sense
11:42 poikilotherm
Its not clear if the PR is ready to talk about
11:42 poikilotherm
Or if more commits will fly in
11:44 pdurbin
Right.
11:45 pdurbin
I think it's two things.
11:45 pdurbin
1. Will more commits fly in while I'm trying to code review this pull request?
11:46 pdurbin
2. Is the author of the pull request ready for it to go to QA?
11:49 poikilotherm
I totally understand and agree
11:49 pdurbin
Are you ready for that pull request to go to QA?
11:49 poikilotherm
To Code Review
11:49 poikilotherm
For QA there should be tests in place
11:49 poikilotherm
We need to discuss first
11:50 poikilotherm
I don't like to bother Kevin with this before we didn't talk about the changes at "dev level"
11:50 pdurbin
That makes sense.
11:51 pdurbin
Should we try to get some tests in place first? To assert the current behavior before we change anything?
11:53 poikilotherm
Err... Phil we talked about that and that this is hard to achieve due to current limitations not being able to run IT tests with Glassfish Embedded...
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11:54 poikilotherm
And I dunno if it would be a good idea to add unit tests for business logic when it is refactored and the method signatures change etc
11:54 poikilotherm
I am happy to test things manually with Github and Google
11:54 poikilotherm
To prove things work as they should
11:55 poikilotherm
But maybe we can already talk about the conceptional changes? Like the split for getUserRecord, etc
11:59 pdurbin
I'm getting the impression that you'd rather talk about it in real time rather than writing it up. Is that right?
11:59 poikilotherm
Maybe. Depends on how much you guys wanna talk about it
12:00 pdurbin
I think everyone wants someone else to do the code review. :)
12:00 pdurbin
That was my impression from standup yesterday. :)
12:00 poikilotherm
Hehehe
12:01 poikilotherm
I hope I don't bother you guys too much...
12:01 pdurbin
I've already taken a quick look but I think I'll wait for someone else to express some interest.
12:01 pdurbin
definitely you are not bothering us
12:02 pdurbin
But we might want to rethink our approach.
12:03 pdurbin
Do you know about the Data Curation Tool being developed by Scholars Portal?
12:03 pdurbin
It might be a good example to follow.
12:03 poikilotherm
I heard of it, but "knowing" is to strong ;-)
12:04 pdurbin
I'm mostly thinking about how the work has progressed across the board in small chunks but that there's a vision for the end result, the benefit to the user.
12:06 poikilotherm
That's why I came up with #5974 first. Splitted that one up in smaller chunks, one of it now being #5991 and PR #5997
12:06 pdurbin
Yes, I'm just reading https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/5974 again now.
12:09 pdurbin
We're skipping step one having to do with the tests and moving on to upgrading ScribeJava (plus refactoring). I'm looking at "steps to be taken."
12:10 poikilotherm
Yeah. I offered to move #5991 to be only about ScribeJava, as it grew a bit larger than I thought due to the upstream changes
12:11 pdurbin
Sure. That stuff happens.
12:11 pdurbin
I think we can get people excited about this issue: As a Dataverse Installation Administrator, I want to add an alternative OAuth provider as a plugin, so that I don't have to fork the core code #4383
12:12 pdurbin
But probably not as excited as they are about #6000. :)
12:12 poikilotherm
Hehehe
12:12 poikilotherm
Feature feature feature :-D
12:13 pdurbin
I wonder if Harvard Dataverse can benefit from what you're working on. Or any other installation. And which ones.
12:14 pdurbin
Auth is very important.
12:14 pdurbin
But it would be good to have some additional stories, perhaps.
12:14 pdurbin
https://dataverse.no is using SAML. But would they be happy to switch to your stuff? I'm not sure.
12:15 poikilotherm
Remember their slides you posted about having different logins for different people?
12:15 pdurbin
Yesterday I tried to add @philippconzett to the conversation at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/5991#issuecomment-509177309
12:16 poikilotherm
Yeah
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12:16 poikilotherm
This would be easy with an IDM in between
12:16 pdurbin
They seem to have "Log in with Feide" already working with SAML.
12:17 poikilotherm
Dunno
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12:19 pdurbin
Would https://data.qdr.syr.edu want to switch to your stuff?
12:20 pdurbin
They may not be in a hurry to switch.
12:21 pdurbin
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
12:21 pdurbin
Are there any installations out there that are grumpy about having to use mod_shib and shibd?
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12:25 pdurbin
Are there installations that aren't happy with the login options, that can't integrate with their preferred identity provider? That are using builtin accounts for now but actively want more options and would be interested in trying something new soon?
12:25 pdurbin
How would the feature be described in release notes?
12:25 pdurbin
I think it's a great feature but I'm concerned that only you and I see the benefit.
12:26 donsizemore
@pdurbin Shib's overhead was in the setup, but I had an identity management group for that. For Odum Shib has been rock-solid though we welcome any and all authentication methods
12:26 pdurbin
The driver for OAuth support was "I want to be able to log into Dataverse with my ORCID ID."
12:27 donsizemore
@pdurbin at some point UNC will force ORCIDs on us, so we'll want it as well
12:28 pdurbin
donsizemore: I'm glad you see the benefit too. :) Are there identity providers you can't support right now? People from certain institutions who can't use their preferred credentials?
12:35 donsizemore
@pdurbin easier for me to tell you what we offer: builtin, Shib via InCommon, Google, GitHub
12:35 donsizemore
@pdurbin if there are smarter/broader providers i'm all ears
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12:39 donsizemore
@pdurbin side question?
12:39 pdurbin
hit me
12:39 donsizemore
@pdurbin Harvard has two nodes in AWS. y'all pulled one last week but I assume it's back in since you're running on Gustavo's branch
12:39 donsizemore
@pdurbin I see you're fronting with Apache/2.4.6 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)
12:40 pdurbin
both are back in
12:40 donsizemore
@pdurbin or are you behind a hardware load balancer like before? (if we encounter trouble with one node, is there a way Mandy or Cheryl could force a request from the other)
12:41 pdurbin
We use the AWS load balancer thing.
12:42 pdurbin
I don't think we can force a user to one node or another but we often ask people to go to https://dataverse.harvard.edu/host.txt to tell us which host they are on.
12:42 donsizemore
excellent excellent thank you
12:42 pdurbin
please see http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.15/installation/advanced.html#detecting-which-glassfish-server-a-user-is-on
12:43 donsizemore
@pdurbin excellent! i'm also going to submit a ticket to security
12:43 pdurbin
oh dear
12:43 donsizemore
@pdurbin it's minor and easy to fix
12:43 pdurbin
Is this specific to Harvard Dataverse?
12:43 donsizemore
yes
12:43 pdurbin
ok
12:43 donsizemore
talking about AJPS with Mandy, back in a few?
12:44 pdurbin
I need to bike to work anyway. :)
13:35 pdurbin
donsizemore: thanks for opening https://help.hmdc.harvard.edu/Ticket/Display.html?id=278439
13:38 donsizemore
@pdurbin it's minor and an easy fix. i also like the @STRENGTH directive
13:39 pdurbin
ok
13:40 poikilotherm
guys what do you think of https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/6000#issuecomment-509646607
13:44 pdurbin
poikilotherm: I think I like SelectCheckboxMenu Multiple. But whatever is easiest to put in front of the design team gets my vote. :)
13:45 poikilotherm
Heh. Getting sth ready to be reused for #4772 might better use <p:autoComplete>...
13:46 poikilotherm
autocomplete calls the backend as you type, so a search could be triggered. the others need pre-computed values
13:48 pdurbin
ok
13:48 pdurbin
Do we know if Slava is already working on this?
13:49 pdurbin
At the community meeting he gave a demo of getting controlled vocabularies from external sources.
13:49 poikilotherm
I don't think he is referring to what he and Jonas wrote in the issue
13:49 pdurbin
The UI was a little rough but it worked.
13:49 poikilotherm
And they did not craft a PR for #4772, didn't they?
13:50 pdurbin
No, but it's on their non-SLOPI board. :)
13:50 poikilotherm
Hehehe
13:50 pdurbin
"in testing" column
13:50 pdurbin
the card is called "external controlled vocabularies support"
13:51 poikilotherm
Do you have a link
13:51 poikilotherm
?
13:51 pdurbin
Do we know if he has a branch somewhere?
13:51 pdurbin
One would think that in order to test a branch must exist. :)
14:01 donsizemore
@pdurbin slava got me this far: http://weblate.dataverse.org/
14:01 donsizemore
@pdurbin i think at some point controlled vocab was to become a part of it
14:02 pdurbin
donsizemore: and I just discovered https://github.com/GlobalDataverseCommunityConsortium/weblate-docker :)
14:06 pdurbin
poikilotherm: please take a look at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-docker/blob/4.9.3/dataversedock/cv/cvmanager/templates/datasetAutocompleteFieldForEditFragment.xhtml
14:08 poikilotherm
Beware, this is used for the Term/Value/Vocab part, not other fields.
14:08 pdurbin
oh
14:08 pdurbin
There are other templates too.
14:08 poikilotherm
He is using "p:inputText"
14:09 pdurbin
Slava says he overwrites the versions that ship in Dataverse.
14:09 poikilotherm
Let me look into the metadataFragment.xhtml in the same dir
14:09 pdurbin
Cool. If you back up a couple directories there's also a README.
14:11 poikilotherm
https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-docker/blob/b32a44546ce5f5f13b92706f1a2ebd9cf854f678/dataversedock/cv/cvmanager/templates/metadataFragment.xhtml#L138
14:11 poikilotherm
He is using the fragment for fields not using controlled vocabulary
14:11 poikilotherm
(from tsvs)
14:12 pdurbin
hmm
14:17 poikilotherm
He is activating the autocomplete function here: v
14:17 poikilotherm
https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-docker/blob/079d1d7fff732e8392b302b81775754fc4ee4367/dataversedock/cv/cvmanager/templates/metadataFragment.xhtml#L174
14:17 poikilotherm
Attaching JavaScript to the inputText field
14:17 poikilotherm
s
14:18 pdurbin
interesting
14:19 poikilotherm
I would prefer routing this through backend...
14:19 pdurbin
sure
14:19 poikilotherm
This Javascript stuff can be tempered with and it would be a good idea to do caching etc
14:19 pdurbin
I mean, shouldn't Dataverse be able to return lists of controlled vocabularies via API ?
14:20 poikilotherm
Those nice little search api things are nice and shiny till you hit a bunch of users. And as far as I can see there is no safeguarding for unavailable apis etc
14:20 pdurbin
Expose Controlled Vocabulary Terms in the API #1510 - https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/1510
14:20 poikilotherm
In theory, yes
14:20 poikilotherm
But the idea was not to store the values in Dataverse
14:21 poikilotherm
But in external catalogues/thesaurus etc
14:21 poikilotherm
I second that idea
14:21 pdurbin
"help wanted: code"
14:21 pdurbin
"mentor: pdurbin"
14:21 pdurbin
:)
14:21 poikilotherm
Managing metadata schemas might be better of for a dedicated application
14:22 pdurbin
maybe
14:22 poikilotherm
But still you will need to ensure smooth UX in Dataverse... Simply adding this to the frontend is ok for a showcase, but IMHO nothing to be shipped as mature functionality
14:22 poikilotherm
Again, just my 2 cents...
14:23 pdurbin
Yeah, I agree. At a high level I don't want any feature tied too closely to JSF.
14:23 poikilotherm
It should be helpfull to have support for autocomplete in the frontend, so we can extend things in the backend.
14:23 pdurbin
yeah
14:24 pdurbin
It sounds like you've already found a couple places that have autocomplete. Looking up users to grant permissions, for example.
14:24 poikilotherm
The autocomplete backend routine could be extended later to decide where to get values from based on the metadata field
14:25 poikilotherm
Err... Nope, I did not yet look at those.
14:25 poikilotherm
Let me do a quick grep
14:26 poikilotherm
Yeah, there are already couple of places with <p:autoComplete> in charge
14:27 poikilotherm
> grep -i "<p:autocomplete" -r src/main/webapp -l
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/dataset.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/oauth2/firstLogin.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/roles-assign.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/provenance-popups-fragment.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/dashboard-datamove.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/harvestclients.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/manage-groups.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/permissions-manage-files.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/dataverse.xhtml
14:27 poikilotherm
src/main/webapp/explicitGroup-new-dialog.xhtml
14:28 pdurbin
poikilotherm: here an old commit to look at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/commit/83e8705
14:29 pdurbin
so sad that I couldn't get autocomplete working with JSF for search :( T-T
14:30 pdurbin
in the early days, before we shipped Dataverse 4.0
14:34 poikilotherm
:-)
14:34 poikilotherm
Maybe you should try again these days?
14:35 pdurbin
I'd like to try again but not with JSF.
14:35 poikilotherm
Why not?
14:35 pdurbin
I should be able to build something on top of the Search API , right?
14:35 poikilotherm
That questions contains a lot of assumptions...
14:36 pdurbin
:)
14:37 poikilotherm
You might take a look at the example https://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/input/autoComplete.xhtml
14:37 poikilotherm
There you will see, that you need to provide a completeMethod in the view
14:37 poikilotherm
That method can in turn use an API endpoint to retrieve data
14:38 poikilotherm
Which is then forwarded to the client to display options
14:38 poikilotherm
So JSF is just taking care of filling in the data
14:40 pdurbin
sure
14:41 poikilotherm
You could of course go big and pull in Vue.js, AngularJS or use jQuery with custom code to recieve the values....
14:42 poikilotherm
Although I doubt this is a good idea for an app like Dataverse, heavily relying on JSF...
14:43 pdurbin
I was thinking more vanilla javascript and standard browser APIs.
14:44 poikilotherm
Err... Yeah... Ok... Good luck with that... :-)
14:44 poikilotherm
What APIs do you have in mind?
14:45 poikilotherm
I am not aware of one, but it would be superb to have this. :-)
14:47 pdurbin
This is a good introduction: http://www.adam-bien.com/roller/abien/entry/webapplications_without_frameworks_airhacks_fm
14:48 pdurbin
"One of the biggest benefits of not buying into a framework is being able to focus on core web development concepts rather than learning framework-specific skills that may or may not transfer to the next popular framework." https://livebook.manning.com/#!/book/web-components-in-action/chapter-1/v-8/13
14:48 poikilotherm
Although jQuery is very basic...
14:48 pdurbin
Adam interviewed the author of that book.
14:49 poikilotherm
Just started listing
14:50 poikilotherm
Argh... Gotta go pick up kids...
14:50 poikilotherm
Read you tmrw
15:50 pdurbin
donsizemore: I just left you a comment at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible/pull/85#issuecomment-509699163
15:50 pdurbin
Thanks for working on this.
16:51 donsizemore
@pdurbin i see what happened and can work around it, but... Dataverse is generating the URL used in the tool
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17:38 bricas_
pdurbin: version control was always big in the perl community, so when github came along lots people jumped on board.
17:51 pdurbin
bricas_: if memory serves, I heard about GitHub on a Perl mailing list. There was almost a call to action. Sort of a "we should make sure there's some Perl on this new thing" vibe.
17:51 pdurbin
donsizemore: right, the URL comes from siteUrl
17:54 pdurbin
I'm giving your "install port 80 proxy when no SSL" commit a try.
17:56 bricas_
pdurbin: no doubt. a lot of people (me included) had their own cvs or svn server setup originaly. not sure if you know what SVK is, but that was a perl-community original
17:58 pdurbin
I'm looking at https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/SVK/bin/svk but I don't think I've heard of this.
17:58 pdurbin
The first DVCS I heard of was Monotone.
18:00 bricas_
I used svk for a couple of years, but git killed that off pretty quickly for me.
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18:30 pdurbin
donsizemore: I tried again: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible/pull/85#issuecomment-509755178
18:34 donsizemore
@pdurbin is this CORS, or is it ticked you don't have SSL?
18:34 pdurbin
ticked I don't have SSL
18:34 pdurbin
but I'll probably merge this anyway
18:34 pdurbin
trying one thing quick
18:35 donsizemore
well, i can do self-signed, but the last time i banged my head on letsencrypt w/in AWS the verification process got in the way. that may have changed since then
18:35 donsizemore
@pdurbin for someone who provides their own certs, stuff should work
18:35 pdurbin
sure
18:36 pdurbin
hmm
18:36 pdurbin
sort of working
18:36 pdurbin
I'll post some screenshots
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18:38 dataverse
Hey everyone
18:38 dataverse
Is there anyone that's available in this chat?
18:39 pdurbin
yes, we're available, how can we help? :)
18:39 dataverse
Yes! Alright, so I'm a major research in the blockchain/crypto space and I'm looking for an open repository where I can host information to increase the transparency in my space.
18:39 dataverse
That's how I stumbled across dataverse - which makes your solution perfect.
18:40 dataverse
My only issue is that I am not technical in any way. I know very minimal coding. My work is mainly on the research, verbal side of things. How technical do I have to be to set this up?
18:40 pdurbin
You don't need to be technical to create a dataset and upload files to it. You can do it all from a web browser.
18:41 dataverse
Is it possible to host it from a domain? Like dataverse.customdomain.com ?
18:41 pdurbin
Sure, if you look at the map at https://dataverse.org you'll see 46 installations of Dataverse.
18:42 dataverse
Awesome. So where do I go to download this? I'm not seeing any download options anywhere.
18:43 dataverse
I'm mainly looking for a solution that will allow me to host relevant files in my space. I have dozens of files, but there is no sort of central, shared repository where all of these important files can be hosted.
18:43 pdurbin
To install Dataverse you should follow http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.15/installation/index.html
18:44 donsizemore
@pdurbin can i get the .pem to poke around?
18:44 pdurbin
... which is linked from https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/releases/tag/v4.15
18:44 dataverse
Thanks durbin. This seems a bit technical though. I'll try to make my way through.
18:44 dataverse
This is a GUI download?
18:44 pdurbin
donsizemore: sure, I'll email it to you but please see also comment I just made. The bar graph is missing: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible/pull/85#issuecomment-509759886
18:45 donsizemore
@pdurbin that's why i want to take a look =)
18:45 pdurbin
:)
18:46 pdurbin
Installing Datavere is a bit complicated for non-technical users. You might want to try the free data hosting offered by Harvard Dataverse: https://dataverse.org/researchers
18:46 bricas_
pdurbin: by the by, we've gone ahead and upgraded to pg 9.6
18:46 pdurbin
bricas_: phew, do you want to close your issue? :)
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18:47 bricas_
it was very scary but we were successful :)
18:47 bricas_
sure.
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18:49 pdurbin
donsizemore: sent. Do you see what I mean about the bar graph?
18:49 donsizemore
i've seen that before; IIRC we need the CORS directive on each end. will test
18:50 pdurbin
dataverse: right now your "nick" or "nickname" is "dataverse" which is a bit confusing. If you want I can help you change it. Or you can keep it. I hope the link about free data hosting helps.
18:50 pdurbin
donsizemore: perfect. Thanks!
18:53 donsizemore
no R
18:54 pdurbin
Does dataverse-ansible install R?
18:54 donsizemore
(which, now that I think about it, the Ansible role doesn't install)
18:54 pdurbin
jinx
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18:54 donsizemore
it accepts coordinates for such a service, but i've never cobbled it in. i can do that.
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18:55 pdurbin
sounds like a lot of work
18:55 donsizemore
not terribly
18:56 pdurbin
It would help me understand what Data Explorer depends on. :)
18:56 pdurbin
Just R? Or do you think there's more?
18:56 donsizemore
i did some hoop-jumping to install it on CentOS 7, i'll just cobble the files into a task
18:56 pdurbin
It would be great to capture the knowledge somewhere.
18:57 donsizemore
we just never installed R - Data Explorer doesn't depend on R except in the sense that Dataverse needs R
18:57 pdurbin
"Note that your Dataverse installation needs to be properly configured to produce .prep metadata, with all the required R components installed. Consult the Dataverse Installation Guide for details."
18:57 pdurbin
that quote is from https://github.com/scholarsportal/Dataverse-Data-Explorer#installation
18:59 pdurbin
In a couple of minutes I'll be in meetings for hours. :(
19:00 donsizemore
@pdurbin do me a favor and merge that branch, just so i won't have merge conflicts?
19:01 pdurbin
donsizemore: merged! Thanks!
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20:19 dataversenoob
I will pay someone $250 if they can assist me in setting up dataverse.
20:20 dataversenoob
All the technical stuff to self-host it like Linux and all of that good stuff.
20:20 dataversenoob
Let me know if you're interested.
20:23 dataversenoob
I will pay for the hosting and all of the other things. I'm specifically just looking for someone that is willing to go through everything with me step by step because some of this stuff I have absolutely no clue how to do
20:24 dataversenoob
Specifically the instructions that are listed here: http://guides.dataverse.org/en/latest/installation/prerequisites.html
20:25 dataversenoob
I am upping the offer to $500. Let me know if there are any takers here. This should be considered very basic for the people in this chat that are used to handling this software and this sort of stuff.
20:39 pdurbin
dataversenoob: hi! Sorry are you the same person who was here an hour ago talking about blockchain?
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20:51 donsizemore
how about 500 in blockchain ::eyebrow wiggle::
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20:58 pdurbin
dataversenoob: you could try https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible ... that's what I use.
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