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  • More Curation Tools/Plugins (MIT & Others). Obviously, some could potentially even be release asynchronously, and also formally "bundled" with 1.8.0
  • Configurable Reviewer Workflow (@mire) a project that enhances Reviewer Workflow configurability that is orthogonal to Curation Tooling.
  • REST API formal release? It missed 1.7.0, but there seemed to be interest there. Volunteer(s) to stabilize/improve for 1.8.0? (Still working on it, also volunteers/testers are welcome :) Bojan Suzic
  • DSpace "Easy" Installer (Tim Donohue)? See DS-802 and InstallerPrototype for more details
    • Perhaps, alongside this, an easier way to "install" plugins/addons (like Curation Tool plugins)??
  • SWORD Client for DSpace (Robin Taylor)
    • would allow DSpace to push/submit content to other SWORD enabled repositories
    • For closed & open access repositories – add a button to transfer content from a closed to an open repository.
  • Usability improvements / new Theme work (Peter Dietz)
  • Discovery Enhancements
    • Discovery back end rewrite to support other back end implementations beside solr for discovery (Created by Kevin Van de Velde see DSCR-22)
    • Improved discovery configuration which utilizes spring & a config file that is located in the modules dir (Created by Kevin Van de Velde see DS-971)
    • New Discovery user interface ? (Provided by Kevin Van de Velde or @mire ?)
  • Rewrite of Creative Commons licensing (MIT)
    • would improve upon the features of the current CC licensing submission step
    • Currently only against XMLUI from MIT
    • Legacy problem – do we update old license to new or not? Currently MIT runs 'split version' with old licenses looking like old, and new look like new.

Released as Addons

  • REST API experimental. Unfortunately didn't receive enough attention for it to be formally released as pert of 1.8. However, it should be recognised that this is a fully functioning module, although not yet officially supported by the DSpace Committer group. Please see the wiki page for more details and instructions on how to incorporate the module into your local installation.

Postponed for a Future Release

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