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dataset in Dataverse has incorrect contents of tab Terms #100
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Note for fix: reference contents are in |
This didn't work for me so re-opening until we can confirm it is working as expected. |
Sorry for taking so long, i thought the datasetversion was the root node for some reason. |
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Fixes license metadata upload issue. pyDataverse's Dataverse metadata schema (pyDataverse/schemas/json/dataset_upload_default_schema.json in their Github repository) seems to accept license as a string (as Dataverse's Native API seems to have previously done in version 4) rather than an object with "name" and "uri" values. Made slight change to Dataverse upload job to note this and work around it.
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Fixes license metadata upload issue. pyDataverse's Dataverse metadata schema (pyDataverse/schemas/json/dataset_upload_default_schema.json in their Github repository) seems to accept license as a string (as Dataverse's Native API seems to have previously done in version 4) rather than an object with "name" and "uri" values. Made slight change to Dataverse upload job to note this and work around it.
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Fixes license metadata upload issue. pyDataverse's Dataverse metadata schema (pyDataverse/schemas/json/dataset_upload_default_schema.json in their Github repository) seems to accept license as a string (as Dataverse's Native API seems to have previously done in version 4) rather than an object with "name" and "uri" values. Made slight change to Dataverse upload job to note this and work around it. Also re-enabled pyDataverse metadata schema checking and removed unneeded line.
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Fixes license metadata upload issue. pyDataverse's Dataverse metadata schema (pyDataverse/schemas/json/dataset_upload_default_schema.json in their Github repository) seems to accept license as a string (as Dataverse's Native API seems to have previously done in version 4) rather than an object with "name" and "uri" values. Made slight change to Dataverse upload job to note this and work around it. Also re-enabled pyDataverse metadata schema checking and removed unneeded line.
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During creation of Dataverse metadata don't add license metadata to invalid license types. During export to Dataverse make sure Dataverse metadata includes license metadata before trying to modify it.
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During creation of Dataverse metadata don't add license metadata to invalid license types. During export to Dataverse make sure Dataverse metadata includes license metadata before trying to modify it.
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The Dataverse client we were using wasn't handling some of the license-related metadata fields during dataset creation. Replace with a raw REST call using the requests module.
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The Dataverse client we were using wasn't handling some of the license-related metadata fields during dataset creation. Replaced with a raw REST call using the requests module.
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The Dataverse client we were using wasn't handling some of the license-related metadata fields during dataset creation. Replaced with a raw REST call using the requests module.
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The Dataverse client we were using wasn't handling some of the license-related metadata fields during dataset creation. Replaced with a raw REST call using the "requests" module.
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The Dataverse client we were using wasn't handling some of the license-related metadata fields during dataset creation. Replaced with a raw REST call using the "requests" module.
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Should be fixed now. 🤞 |
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Each dataset in Dataverse has incorrect contents of the tab Terms. The correct contents are available in the prototype developed by the UMCU. There are four sets of legal terms, depending on the dataset type (1, 2, 3a, 3b).
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