As a software author
I want to find the deposit I made on HAL in the SWH archive
so that I can reference my software publication with a persistent url
open task T859 for web-view
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Migrated | gitlab-migration | T736 Identifying software in the archive- context and artifact identification | ||
| Migrated | gitlab-migration | T858 Identify a deposit in the archive after loading |
return an identifier to the deposit client (so it will be on the client's web page)
The swh-id is returned by deposit's /1/<collection>/<id>/status/ endpoint, in the status_swh_id field as demontrated.
decide how the web-app resolves the identifier
so far, we can access it either through the archive's endpoints:
archive.softwareheritage.org/browse/revision/<swh-id>?origin={<url>,<type>}
The missing part would be ?origin={<url>,<type>}.
But what is that supposed to do?
The missing part would be ?origin={<url>,<type>}.
But what is that supposed to do?
a revision by itself on the web-app doesn't have context so we can't know it was a deposit and the origin was hal
with the optinal parameters we can give context for a revision
so if the user on the HAL webpage cliked on the swh-id it shows him the revision page in context and not just a plain revision
opening a seperate task for that T875
a revision by itself on the web-app doesn't have context so we can't know it was a deposit and the origin was hal with the optinal parameters we can give context for a revision
so if the user on the HAL webpage cliked on the swh-id it shows him the revision page in context and not just a plain revision
Right!
opening a seperate task for that T875
Awesome!
Thanks.