NIHMS ETL Release 1.4.1

This minor release changes the version of the java fedora client from 0.6.0 to 0.8.0. The newer version of this dependency addresses an issue regarding configuration of Elasticsearch indices to be searched. Configuration details are available on the release notes and README file for that version of the java client.

NIHMS ETL Release 1.4.0

Updates the harvester to support the NIHMS API, adding new configuration keys to the properties file as documented in the harvester README.

Deployers of this release will need to review the README and any existing configuration files, as they will at the very least need to obtain an API key and update their configurations.

PASS NIHMS Submission ETL 1.3.1

Release 1.3.1 of PASS NIHMS Submission ETL project. This version can be used in production. This release includes:

• Use of latest (version 0.6.0) java-fedora-client to support model version 3.4
• Explicitly does not link Publication to Journal when performing the load (see #31, #34)
  • (Prior versions attempted to link Publication to Journal, but failed)

PASS NIHMS Submission ETL 1.3.0

Relase 1.3.0 of PASS NIHMS Submission ETL project. This version can be used in production. This release includes:

• Use of latest java-fedora-client to support model version 3.2
• Addition of submissionStatus field calculation and update to ETL process

PASS NIHMS Submission ETL 1.2.4

Release 1.2.4 of the PASS NIHMS Submission ETL project. This version can be used in production. For convenience, this release includes:

• The two command line tools that can be used to harvest and then load the NIHMS data (see README.md for more information)
• A sample properties file for each command-line tool.

Changes since v.1.2.3

• Deposit.DepositStatus is now set to "accepted" when a Deposit.repositoryCopy link is added.

PASS NIHMS Submission ETL 1.2.3

Release 1.2.3 of the PASS NIHMS Submission ETL project. This version can be used in production. For convenience, this release includes:

• The two command line tools that can be used to harvest and then load the NIHMS data (see README.md for more information)
• A sample properties file for each command-line tool.