As a content admin, I want TEI contributors documented in the new GitHub annotation and transcription backups so that there is a record of everyone who has contributed to the transcription structure and content.

[rlskoeser]

testing notes

Use this branch of our test transcription backup to test:
https://github.com/Princeton-CDH/test-pgp-annotations/tree/test-tei-migration

Maybe easiest to look at the list of recent commits

• there are transcription export files in this branch of the repository created by the migration (this branch was empty until I ran the migration script)
• commit message includes TEI filename
• commit message / credit is based on who contributed to the bitbucket file (click in to see "co-authored-by" text in the full commit message; I only have a github co-author email for myself right now, so only my commits are linked to my github account)

FYI: got a weird error and the tei to annotation script didn't finish running; I will need to re-run it and investigate, but I think it got far enough for you to test that it's correctly exporting to github at migration time and preserving contributor information.

dev notes

Revise tei to annotation migration script to add a backup step. As each document is converted, determine the contributors, generate a co-author list, and run the github export. Should commit but not push until all content has been migrated.

[kseniaryzhova]

@rlskoeser works for me!