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I assume this won't be retroactively applied to past versions of the dataset (& patches). That means that we will need to write code that deals with both periodCollection
/periodCollections
and authority
/authorities
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Is that an argument against doing it, or are you just making an observation?
Also isn't the same true of all the data model changes that aren't strictly additive?
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I suppose it would be possible to maintain a set of functions for transforming old invalid data into valid data for display; the changes are all documented at https://github.com/periodo/periodo-validation/tree/master/fix
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It was an observation. To this point, as far as I can recall, we've only made changes that are additive (in terms of the data model). Checking for periodCollection
vs authority
would be a good marker for needing to do that sort of conversion.
It's not a big deal with operating on the dataset as a whole-- it'll just get tricky for visualizing diffs whose endpoints cross that threshold. (Not just for this change, but for all of them that we're doing).
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Done in staging by https://github.com/periodo/periodo-validation/blob/master/fix/renaming.js
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