[24.0] Published datasets path is not exists /datasets/list_published

[itisAliRH]

Using the masthead, Data > Datasets as an anonymous user navigates to /datasets/list_published which does not exist.

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1. Go to from masthead, click on Data > Datasets
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[dannon]

@itisAliRH Yeah, this is the user's published datasets and shouldn't show without a user. It looks like the switching ('view in history') is also broken here, I'll take this and handle both issues.

[itisAliRH]

@dannon Thanks!

[martenson]

I think that URL does not exist, it should be just /list

It was likely erroneously added with the move to "Data", but there is no "published datasets" concept.

[dannon]

Ahh, I thought the intent here was to show public/shared datasets, hence disabling for anonymous. If it's just the big exhaustive list of datasets that's... interesting? What are the actual use cases there?

Side note, the other issue I mention above is still a problem and I'm handling that first -- it's actually the same thing that showed up recently in the 'switch to history' failure in the workflow, where you can't switch to a purged/archived history but the UI shows nothing, so I'm refactoring to use the same history switching component in both places.

[martenson]

mostly searching afaik, that's how I use it

[itisAliRH]

I think that URL does not exist, it should be just /list

It was likely erroneously added with the move to "Data", but there is no "published datasets" concept.

@martenson Yes, it doesn't exist, sorry. I updated the title and description.