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#300 fixed Resource ordering issue rgrp dread

Reported by dread, 4 years ago.

Description

Failing test: ckan.tests.models.test_resource.TestResourceLifecycle?.test_03_reorder_resources

Not clear how visible this is to the user.

Related to ticket:292

#302 fixed Advertise a package's feed visually johnbywater dread

Reported by dread, 4 years ago.

Description

Visual display of a package's feed in the Package Read (/package/xyz) and Package History (/package/history/xyz) pages.

Motivation: each package's Atom feed is mentioned in the <link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml" ...> tag, which Firefox displays with a feed icon, but the other 3/4 of users may not discover it.

The Repo History (/revision) page has a visual link the feed.

PS It would be nice to display the feed icon in both these places too.

#303 fixed Package history & diff & feed to show changes to tags, extras and resources dread dread

Reported by dread, 4 years ago.

Description

Currently a package's history page (/package/history/xyz) and related feed only shows changes to the core package i.e. ones which create a PackageResource?. This doesn't include changes to tags, extras and resources. These need to be added.

There is the complication that the 'diff' function doesn't currently work beyond PackageResource?. Unless this is quick and simple to fix, I suggest we let the diff remain slightly broken for now.

Rufus suggests alongside the existing methods:

pkg.all_revisions()
pkg.diff()

we have ones which also include the related objects (tags, extras, resources):

pkg.all_revisions_full()
pkg.diff_full()

You could have a function which returned these related objects. Ideas:

revobjlist = [ self, resources, extras ]
list of tuples: (revobj, changed_revobjs)
list of tuples: (revobj, {objtype: [changed_revobjs]})
tuple: (rev1, {Package: [ object_id, object_id], PackageTag: [object_id, object_id2] ...}
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