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Customizable dataverse names #3611
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We attempted to estimate this on 2/1 but were unable to do so. We need to revisit this to determine:
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As someone mentioned earlier on Dataverse Google Group, for multi-institutional installations it is quite essential to be able to display the sub-dataverse name in the dataset reference. We are now running a multi-institutional test installation. In addition we have one operative thematic sub-dataverse. So, I hope that this is what is meant by "Customizable dataverse names" in the 4.7 point on the roadmap. We also support to drop "Dataverse" as part of the name. In our case, this would make the names of our dataverses less cumbersome, e.g. UiT Open Research Data Repository instead of UiT Open Research Data Dataverse; The Tromsø Repository of Language and Linguistics instead of The Tromsø Repository of Language and Linguistics Dataverse. Best, |
@philippconzett please see comments from @jggautier at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/A2XFIKqnsTA/qTuHN2XUAgAJ where he tries to differentiate between this issue and #2297. @philippconzett also, when you say "dataset reference" I think you mean what we call a "citation" for a dataset. Does that sound right? The citation looks like this: The citation on a dataset "search card":The citation on a dataset page:#2297 is much more about the citation than this issue. |
Places changed: - header - breadcrumbs - search cards - in-app notifications - widgets footer - MyData cards Note that reindexing is required because the citation is in Solr.
I just made pull request #3880 and discussed it with @mheppler who volunteered to do code review and make any other tweaks. I think I found all the places we needed to change, which I listed in 6375f9e as the following:
I also discussed the SQL upgrade script I added at @dlmurphy heads up that I took a quick look at the User Guide but I don't think any changes are necessary. You're welcome to take a look. |
For the curious, here's how the app looks as of a517e18: |
…ext, notifications and other various messages. [ref #3611]
The status of this issue is that as of 55e5053 I'm happy with the code. I'm slightly concerned that some URLs that appear in plain text emails will break because I'm seeing @bsilverstein95 plans to increase the code coverage in Note that the pull request (#3880) includes some fixes for #2710 but not a complete fix since I believe @shlake wants complete control over the messaging she sends to her users. The focus for this issue is to take the root dataverse name and call the support team "LibraScholar Support" instead of "Dataverse Support". So the name is take from the root dataverse rather than being hard coded as "Dataverse Support". Even this can be overridden via the |
Conflicts (just imports): src/main/java/edu/harvard/iq/dataverse/SettingsWrapper.java
Issues:
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@kcondon @scolapasta @mheppler fixed in 4f131f0 |
remove " Dataverse", suggest in watermark on create #3611
As part of IQSS/dataverse#3611 Dataverse servers stopped tacking "Dataverse" to the end of dataverse names.
The Dataverse for Android app was appending "Dataverse" to dataverse names in search results. I just fixed this in IQSS/dataverse-android@37b0e47 . |
When a new repository is created (whether is the root repository/Dataverse installation or a sub-repository formerly called sub-dataverse) the user/admin can enter any name for the repository. For example, the root repository in the Harvard installation will still be called "Harvard Dataverse". However, the help text should encourage to provide a repository name that identifies well that repository and doesn't necessarily add "Dataverse" as part of the name. For example, the "Murray Research Archive" doesn't need Dataverse at the end, or "Merce Crosas Datasets" or "Merce Crosas Lab Data".
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