Ensure theses are not publishable without an accession number #1222
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Why these changes are being introduced:
Because we want the accession number to be used in the preservation workflow, we do not want a thesis without an accession number to be published.
Relevant ticket(s):
https://mitlibraries.atlassian.net/browse/ETD-596
How this addresses that need:
This adds an
accession_number
convenience method to the Thesis model that can look up an accession based on a thesis' degree period. This method is included in the publication checks.The thesis processing form now shows whether it can find an accession number. If no accession number exists, the form will render a hint that prompts the user to create an accession number for the given degree period.
Side effects of this change:
new
action on the Archivematica Accessions dashboard has been overwritten to prefill the degree period ID from params.Developer
our guide and
all issues introduced by these changes have been resolved or opened as new
issues (link to those issues in the Pull Request details above)
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Requires database migrations?
NO
Includes new or updated dependencies?
NO