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Resolve (with redirects) Works w/ 0 Editions resulting from Workbot translation associations historical bug #2727
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There are specific examples of a bigger issue #44, deleting these specifically is low value and the incorrect thing to do. (IMO) |
I have some specific work in progress that has been paused on this, which is most of the way to a solution, so when it is prioritised, I can resume form where I left off. |
Can't we have it to where if someone moves all the editions out of the work, it goes away (especially because it was an error for it to exist)? |
@hornc Is there a branch with this work on it? |
The index hasn't quite caught up, but many classical authors had 100s or 1000s of extra (empty) works, Now has 892 works: https://openlibrary.org/authors/OL58120A/Plutarch |
So glad this is being worked on. It would take forever to do this manually. |
@hornc Of those 892 work records, there are currently about 722 that have editions. Of course the ultimate number should be far lower as redundant works get merged. Any reason to continue displaying voided works on the author pages? |
script use to complete internetarchive/openlibrary/issues/2727
My bot made ~104108 redirects from works left without editions. The WorkBot history contained the work id to which the editions were moved, so the redirect targets contain the original editions. The bot examined all of Work Bot's history and used the available data on any edit with the comment |
Residual data cleanup re: #44 & #88
Scope of affected data: First Work Bot edit: October 5, 2009 ( https://openlibrary.org/people/WorkBot?page=111517 )
Any WorkBot edit (October 5, 2009 to January 21, 2012) with a description of
merge works
has potentially left a work without editions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: