Custom Query (2152 matches)

Reported by amercader, 2 years ago.

We need a way to track changes on the registry (datasets edited or updated), globally and on a per country/publisher/etc. basis. RSS and Atom feeds are really popular, and after closing #191 and #1498 crating them from the search results should be fairly easy.

The following URLs are pretty self-explanatory:

http://localhost:5000/feed/registry.rss

http://localhost:5000/feed/country/AF.rss
http://localhost:5000/feed/publisher/worldbank.rss
http://localhost:5000/feed/organisation_type/10.rss

As we need to implement custom wrappers for countries, publishers, etc, we might as well offer a fully customizable feed, e.g.:

http://localhost:5000/feed/custom.rss?q=activity_count:[* TO 100]
http://localhost:5000/feed/custom.rss?publishertype=primary_source

Apart from the actual feeds, there will be a small amount of work at the template level to add the links to the suitable pages (and maybe a generic page showing all available feeds)

Reported by rgrp, 5 years ago.

Create consolidated set of config by merging config from .datapkgrc and command line options and use that instead of mixture of command line options and other stuff ... (likely to be less buggy!)

Reported by dread, 4 years ago.

• Create a branch named ultrastable that represents latest version of 1.0 as found on dgu
  • Going forward ultrastable will act as stable - 1 (and either ultrastable or stable will be on the rock-solid production systems such as dgu)
• Do not deprecate the stable or metastable branch for the present
• Ask for recommendations on mailing list about best practice for branching (e.g. versioned based versus a simple HEAD versus stable) and how this affects standard operations such as applying bugfixes.
  • For useful discussion of how to do backporting and applying bugfix patches see: ​http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0374/#backport
  • NB: in general do not always have to apply in stable/ultrastable and merge upwards for bugfixes -- can use transplant extension as well.