{22} Trac tickets (2647 matches)

From Toby: checking the logic around the who can do what from the user stories - via some tests may be a good approach

From Toby: remove the config from jinja2 templates get all such stuff via g. (before 2.0)

From Toby: c) refactor lib/base.py to remove the circular import issues (render functions to lib/render.py - would fix much of that)

From Toby: make lib/helpers more template specific and less generally shared with none template uses (some functions are shared but many shouldn't be) - again help avoid circular imports

From Toby

'Add dataset to organization' button, when you get through to the third stage of the new dataset form the organization you came from is not selected.

I don't see any option to choose the group when adding or updating a dataset, but if I add a dataset via the "Add dataset to group" button on a group's page, then the dataset seems to get added to that group. (And I can also add/remove existing datasets by editing the group.) I wonder if organizations should work the same way, instead of having an Organization drop-down when creating or updating a dataset. The add dataset page needs to somehow indicate that you're adding a dataset to a certain group or organization though, doesn't currently.

Currently if you want to customise the header.html template you have to copy the whole thing, it isn't broken up into blocks like other templates are.

If you hover the mouse over a dataset or user in an activity stream, you now get a popover with some info about that dataset or user and a follow/unfollow button.

It would be nice to add similar popovers for other types of object in CKAN, e.g. resources, groups, organizations, tags...

Add an activity stream tab to dataset pages, like we have on user profile pages. Dataset activity streams are already implemented in the backend.

Before we do this we need to merge the organizations branch into master, we need to implement smarter activity streams for organizations, and we need to implement following of organizations.

Enable the multilingual plugins:

ckan.plugins = stats synchronous_search multilingual_dataset multilingual_group multilingual_tag

and set your default language to one not supported by the multilingual plugin, e.g.

ckan.locale_default = cs_CZ

now run CKAN and try to add a dataset:

File '/home/seanh/Projects/ckan171/ckan/ckanext/multilingual/plugin.py', line 141 in before_index

text_field_items+ default_lang?.extend(all_terms)

KeyError?: 'text_cs_CZ'

It doesn't matter what language you are viewing the site in in your browser, the default language setting in the ini file determines whether it crashed or not.

A number of supported languages are defined at the top of ckanext/multilingual/plugin.py. I think if the default language is not one of these it crashes.

I think this affects all versions of CKAN since the multilingual plugin was added so at least 1.7, 1.8 and 2.0

Just to track @tauberer patch on Github. Probably going to 1.8.1

There are some new translations already on the CKAN 1.8 resource on Transifex already (e.g. 100% Norwegian translation I think). We should at least pull these from Transifex for 1.8.1, and may as well do a call for translations too.

When minified files are in use (set debug = false in ini file) the pin images for points don't show up in the data explorer map view when viewing a resource with geolocation data.

set debug = true will fix the problem by using unminified files instead but also turns on a bunch of debug stuff you wouldn't want on a production site.

middleware.py, around line 73, is where the decision to turn minified files on or off based on the debug setting is made. This can be hacked on a production site to run with unminified files but otherwise run on production mode thereby getting around the issue with the pins. But that doesn't fix the underlying bug.

From Knud Möller:

when I try to delete a non-empty tag vocabulary via the API (through HTTP), I get an internal server error. Checking the logs, this turns out to be a consistency error raised by sqlalchemy:

Error - <class 'sqlalchemy.exc.IntegrityError?'>: (IntegrityError?) update or delete on table "vocabulary" violates foreign key constraint "tag_vocabulary_id_fkey" on table "tag" DETAIL: Key (id)=(21421955-7560-467c-af30-9f790b73e6ae) is still referenced from table "tag".

'DELETE FROM vocabulary WHERE vocabulary.id = %(id)s' {'id': u'21421955-7560-467c-af30-9f790b73e6ae'}

URL: ​http://33.33.33.10:5000/api/action/vocabulary_delete

The error makes sense, but I'm wondering if it would be useful to extend the API to also allow the deletion of non-empty vocabularies, possibly via a parameter (not sure what best practice in API design is). At the very least, it would be cool if the error message coming back in the response had more information in it.

Deleting extras in the web interface is broken

Essentially, the functionality should be as follows:

• Add logout link that has .js-hide attached to it within the header that isn't hidden within a dropdown

See ​http://plus.google.com/ (when logged in) with and without JS to see an example of the actual sign-out working without JS

Because yes please

change mm support solr 3 and 4 add *_date field

http://datahub.io/api/2/search/package?jsonp=jsonpcallback&q=canada returns

{"count": 0, "results": []}

I believe this worked in CKAN 1.4 or 1.5, but it is broken on 1.7.1, 1.8 and whatever demo.ckan.org is running. I suspect the jsonpcallback parameter is getting sent to SOLR.

This bug prevents using javascript on another site to search CKAN (although hopefully the action API would work).