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07:39 pmauduit
pdurbin: yes I've seen, if I can be of any help, but seems that the guys from sciences-po have been quite reactive on it
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09:39 pdurbin
pmauduit: thank you, yes, everyone in that issue seems to have everything under control. There is an installation of Weblate at http://weblate.dataverse.org but I'm not sure if it's being used yet.
09:48 pmauduit
who was the person behind the docker-composition already ? I might require some help in a few time
09:51 pdurbin
Well, 4tikhonov is behind docker-compose.yml at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-docker and poikilotherm is behind https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-kubernetes
10:01 pmauduit
ok, I was dealing with the first one, it seems that our customer had some troubles with the docker-compose I transmitted, don't quite know yet what was going wrong, it seems an issue during the initial data bootstrap of glassfish
10:01 pmauduit
(I don't have access to their infra, making things ... "funny" to debug)
10:03 pdurbin
It sounds like you aren't laughing. :)
10:17 pmauduit
np, I guess they will give me the access to dig in further
10:19 pdurbin
I hope so.
10:21 pdurbin
Any Javascript developers here? Dataverse has a new client library! And it's on npm! https://www.npmjs.com/package/js-dataverse
11:05 poikilotherm
Good morning guys :-)
11:05 poikilotherm
Just solved an Open Access Week Escape Room
11:05 poikilotherm
That was fun :-D
11:13 pdurbin
:)
11:14 pdurbin
poikilotherm: oh, I've been meaning to point you toward this comment I made: https://github.com/CenterForOpenScience/osf.io/issues/8748#issuecomment-530364901 :)
11:16 poikilotherm
Heh. Nice :-)
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12:40 poikilotherm
Heads up donsizemore and pdurbin, I just pushed stuff to https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-kubernetes/tree/64-use-develop-branch
12:41 poikilotherm
Going to open a PR for myself
12:41 poikilotherm
May I request reviews from you guys?
12:45 poikilotherm
https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-kubernetes/pull/87
13:28 donsizemore
@poikilotherm if you need anything tested to see if "anyone can do it" i'm your danger-prone daphne =)
13:29 poikilotherm
Yes yes yes please test it :-)
13:29 poikilotherm
I do hope that it will be self explaining
13:30 poikilotherm
If you find any inconsistencies, lack of docs, errors: just yell :-D
16:14 pdurbin
I just put it in code review and assigned myself.
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19:34 xarthisius
pdurbin: do you have an example dataset with directory labels on hand?
19:34 xarthisius
the one I used in the past was removed from the dev instance
19:35 pdurbin
xarthisius: sure, here's one: https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/PQ7NZD
19:35 xarthisius
thanks
19:35 pdurbin
next to "Change View" you can click "Tree"
19:35 pdurbin
Here's another one: https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/BZN2QC
19:36 xarthisius
oh I'm a terminal guy, I'm only interested in how it looks via API :)
19:36 pdurbin
heh
19:37 xarthisius
directoryLabel is what I'm looking for right? Is it guaranteed to be a valid path that handles subdirs?
19:38 pdurbin
at https://dataverse.harvard.edu/api/datasets/export?exporter=dataverse_json&persistentId=doi%3A10.7910/DVN/BZN2QC for example you can see "Documentation/OriginalData/Market Cap Data/10-Q Reports. Q1 2013" as a directoryLabel
19:38 xarthisius
awesome, thanks again for those examples
19:38 pdurbin
sure!
19:39 pdurbin
I haven't been helping with the Python but I can answer questions at least. :)
19:47 xarthisius
pdurbin: I order to get the name: should I use 1) <file_obj>["label"] or 2) <file_obj>["dataFile"]["filename"] ?
19:47 pdurbin
They're the same. I don't know why they're in there twice. I don't think it matters.
