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Re-run the script that adds the string sort attribute #177
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Hmm I might have uncovered a second problem: We have several cases of the same work being referred to separately. And since we don't have stable URIs for all authors and works, I have had to rely on string matching to create the author-work groups for sorting. Here are the offenders as of 2023-02-24: Eusebius of Caesarea. Dictionary of Place Names We will need some data normalization before we can reliably run an updated string sort. @davidamichelson we should discuss. The string sort is not essential, and ideally we'd just run it once more before official publication, so this is not a priority. |
@wlpotter here are the revisions for making these uniform. Eusebius of Caesarea. Historia ecclesiastica -> Eusebius of Caesarea. Ecclesiastical History After you run these please prepare a two column report of all names and titles. |
@wlpotter please make an issue to discuss "Letters vs. Letter" @josephrife on Friday please. @wlpotter Also one more to discuss, should be add geographic names for other authors when there are multiple with the same name (Procopius. Secret History -> Procopius of Caesarea -> Secret History) |
This should be fixed |
Now that we have new data we need to update so that the records ahve the string sort attribute letting records within the same work appear properly sorted w.r.t. the section ordering.
Add a test to this script so that it only runs on work-groups that have at least one record that lacks the n attribute. This will cut down on time re-processing unchanged work groups and, more importantly the time spent manually checking the ones that couldn't be sorted by the matching algorithm.
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