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From 02/10/2010 to 03/11/2010

03/10/2010

avatar 06:44 PM Bug #806 (Assigned): update_indexed_attributes should return accurate response when multiple valu...
Matt Zumwalt
avatar 06:43 PM Bug #806 (Closed): update_indexed_attributes should return accurate response when multiple values...
Matt Zumwalt
avatar 05:11 PM Bug #693: Reading a datastream from Fedora should also read its control_group
Tests commented out in spec/integration/datastream_spec.rb line 25: # dc.control_group.should == "X" line 55: # to.datastreams[dsid].control_group.should == "M" Matt Zumwalt
avatar 05:10 PM Bug #692 (Closed): Datastream.new should allow you to use :mime_type as an argument instead of :m...
Matt Zumwalt
avatar 05:09 PM Bug #693 (Assigned): Reading a datastream from Fedora should also read its control_group
This can't be fixed without replacing the way ActiveFedora loads datastreams from fedora. Currently it relies on the /datastreams rest method (API-A), which does not provide the content model value. Will have to parse the object xml instead... Matt Zumwalt
avatar 04:57 PM Bug #614 (Closed): Datastream should have mime_type accessors
Matt Zumwalt
avatar 04:39 PM Feature #753 (Closed): Configurable Solr Field Names
Matt Zumwalt

03/05/2010

avatar 04:11 PM Feature #807: update_indexed_attributes should return the new index for any added values
n = FooHistory.new n.datastreams["someData"].swank_values = ["my_val1","my_val2"] result = n.update_indexed_attributes "swank"=>{"-1"=>"mork"} result.should == {"swank"=>{"2"=>"mork"}} Matt Zumwalt
avatar 04:01 PM Bug #806: update_indexed_attributes should return accurate response when multiple values have bee...
see spec/unit/base_spec.rb (~line 443) it "should return accurate response when multiple values have been added in a single run" do pending att= {"swank"=>{"-1"=>"mork", "0"=>"york"}} n = FooHistory.new n.update_... Matt Zumwalt

03/04/2010

avatar 01:15 PM Bug #800: Gemcutter has the wrong version
Gemcutter has 1.0.5, though the last version on rubyforge was 1.0.7. In the meantime, you can download the 1.0.7 gem from RubyForge and install it manually Download active-fedora-1.0.7.gem from http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/64486/ac... Matt Zumwalt
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