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    *The dspace.cfg has been "split up":* Many "module" configurations have now been moved out of the 'dspace.cfg' and into separate configuration files in the {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/}} directory.
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      Authentication Configurations are now in {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/authenticate*.cfg}} files
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      Bulk Metadata Editing Configurations are now in the {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/bulkedit.cfg}} file
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      Discovery Configurations are now in the {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/discovery.cfg}} file
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      OAI-PMH / OAI-ORE Configurations are now in the {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/oai.cfg}} file
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      Solr Statistics Configurations are now in the {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/solr-statistics.cfg}} file
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      SWORD (client & server) Configurations are now in {{\[dspace\]/config/modules/sword*.cfg}} files
    • All other DSpace configurations are still in the dspace.cfg configuration file.
  • Behavior of 'ant update' has changed: The ant update upgrade command now defaults to replacing any existing configuration files (though the existing configuration files will first be backed up to a file with the suffix *.old).
    • In prior versions of DSpace (before 1.8.0), this ant update command would leave existing configuration files intact (and you would have to manually merge in new configuration settings, which would be in a file with the suffix *.new). If you prefer this previous behavior, you can still achieve the same result by running:
      • ant -Doverwrite=false update.
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      *WARNING:* If you choose to run {{ant \-Doverwrite=false update}} please be aware that this will not auto-upgrade any of your configuration files. This means you must closely watch the output of this command, and ensure you manually upgrade all configuration files in the {{\[dspace\]/config/}} directory as well as all Solr configurations/schemas in the {{\[dspace\]/solr/search/conf/}} and {{\[dspace\]/solr/statistics/conf/}} directories.

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DS-982, DS-939 More Curation Tools/Plugins

Provided by MIT & Others.

 

DS-968 Configurable Reviewer Workflow
A project that makes Reviewer Workflow more configurable,orthogonal to Curation Tooling.
To illustrate the power of the framework, two optional workflows are included:

DS-602 SWORD Client for DSpace
Enables DSpace to push/submit content to other SWORD enabled repositories

Provided by Robin Taylor of EDINA, University of Edinburgh.

 

DS-1005 SWORDv2 Server Module

Provided by Richard Jones and Stuart Lewis.

DS-528 RSS feeds will support richer features, such as iTunes podcast and publishing to iTunesU.

Provided by Peter Dietz.

Discovery Enhancements

  • DSCR-22 Discovery back end rewrite to support other back end implementations beside solr for discovery.
  • DS-971 Improved discovery configuration which utilizes spring & a config file that is located in the modules dir.
  • DSCR-25 New Discovery user interface.

    Provided by Kevin Van de Velde of @mire.


DS-964 Rewrite of Creative Commons licensing for XMLUI

  • Better integrates the Creative Commons licence selection into the submission process
  • 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.
    Provided by MIT.

DS-749 Reordering of bitstreams.

Provided by Kevin Van de Velde of @mire.

 

DS-638 Enable virus checking during submission.

 

DS-811 Ability to Withdraw/Reinstate/Delete Items in Bulk, via Batch Metadata Editing

Provided by Stuart Lewis.

 

DS-941 One for the techies. Split up dspace.cfg into smaller more easily managed files.

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  • Very Tentative Release Timeline (This should not be considered final)
    • August 19, 2011 : Feature Freeze Date
    • September 2, 2011 : Final Documentation "Due Date"?
    • September 9, 2011 : Release Candidate 1 release
    • September 12-23, 2011 : Testathon
    • October 719, 2011 : Release Candidate 2 release
    • October 1020-1927, 2011 : Final Testing / Bug Fixing
    • October 2128, 2011 : 1.8.0 Final Release

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