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As a content editor, I want fragment url importing to ignore upper/lower case differences when matching shelfmarks, so that I can import urls when the shelfmarks don't match exactly.
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rlskoeser opened this issue
May 5, 2022
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Revising based on observation from Alan that some JTS urls were not loaded due to variation in case. Alan said he couldn't think of any case where case-sensitivity would matter for matching shelfmarks.
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As a content editor, I want to fragment url importing to ignore upper/lower case differences when matching shelfmarks, so that I can import urls when the shelfmarks don't match exactly.
As a content editor, I want fragment url importing to ignore upper/lower case differences when matching shelfmarks, so that I can import urls when the shelfmarks don't match exactly.
May 10, 2022
Tested in qa with pul jts volumes csv and loaded 97 more iiif urls; confirmed via admin log entries that it was the upper/lower case mismatch that Alan identified.
Revising based on observation from Alan that some JTS urls were not loaded due to variation in case. Alan said he couldn't think of any case where case-sensitivity would matter for matching shelfmarks.
To test, we should rerun the import on the figgy jts urls, check the imported numbers and run this search on the test site to compare.
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