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- Needed to edit metadata in Fedora, HTML interface is not fully featured
- Built a Curator's Admin Platform
- Can create new IR views, import metadata schemas
- Visually edit metadata, add fields, batch edit
- Can restrict which metadata properties are available to add/edit
- Available on GitHub: https://github.com/TAMULib/Cap
- Something like a middle ground between the default Fedora HTML UI and a more fully featured front-end like Islandora or Samvera
Status of Ecosystem Tools
- Java client
- No further movement, is there a documented release process?
- Release process is on the wiki
- fcrepo-camel
- Aaron put in a pull request which is ready for review
5.1.0
- Development driven by need
- Some interest in state tokens
- Bring CTS failures to zero
- 3 issues to resolve in addition to state tokens
- Fixing bugs
- Fedora 4 to 5 migration path
- Scope of Fedora 6.0 is an OCFL-compliant ModeShape replacement
- Probably makes sense to focus more on this release than on incremental improvements
Migration tooling
- Fedora 4 to 5 tooling
- Should this be part of the import/export tool or a separate utility?
- A separate tool would be less of a maintenance headache
- Maybe bundle a separate utility into the same import/export pipeline?
- Have we standardized the on-disk format for exports? Is this aligned with a particular version of Fedora? Could be tied to a version of the Fedora API.
- Should this be part of the import/export tool or a separate utility?
Actions
- Checking with Peter Eichmanregarding: UMD is storing checks and results for fixity checks inside Fedora, it would be good to capture this process in the community documentation.
- Danny Bernstein will reach out to Yinlin Chen to see about a fcrepo4-docker release with the 5.0 architecture.
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