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- This effectively makes our cache half as effective, but hopefully as more people start harvesting the number of requests handled by it will go up
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- I will enable this on CGSpace and email CIP to check if their harvester is working
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- I will enable this on CGSpace and email Moises from CIP to check if their harvester is working
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## 2022-09-26
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- Update welcome text on CGSpace after our meeting last week
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- I found another dozen or so ORCIDs for top authors on ILRI's community on CGSpace and tagged them (~1,100 more metadata fields)
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- Last week we discussed moving `cg.identifier.googleurl` to `cg.identifier.url` since there is no need to treat Google Books URLs specially anymore as far as we know
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- I made the changes to the submission form and the XMLUI item displays, then moved all existing metadata in PostgreSQL:
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```console
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dspace= ☘ UPDATE metadatavalue SET metadata_field_id=219 WHERE dspace_object_id IN (SELECT uuid FROM item) AND metadata_field_id=222;
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UPDATE 1137
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```
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- Then I deleted `cg.identifier.googleurl` from the metadata registry
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- Meeting with Salem, Svetlana, Valentina, and Abenet about MEL depositing to CGSpace for the initiatives
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- Submitting to a collection without a workflow works as expected, and we can even select another collection (with a workflow) to map the item to from the MEL submission
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- The three minor issues we found were:
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- MEL still doesn't send the bitstream
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- MEL sends metadata with a download URL on mel.cgiar.org
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- MEL sends a JPEG that says "no thumbnail" when an item doesn't have a thumbnail
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- I still need to send feedback to the group
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