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Make journal information not editable on Details page #738

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dkriethof opened this issue Sep 21, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by eclipse-pass/pass-core#65
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Make journal information not editable on Details page #738

dkriethof opened this issue Sep 21, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by eclipse-pass/pass-core#65
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dkriethof commented Sep 21, 2023

Currently on the Details page, the ISSN numbers that are automatically populated by the journal selection are editable. The working group determined there is not workflow that would need these to be editable, and prefer they are fixed fields.

The other journal information should also not be editable.

@dkriethof dkriethof converted this from a draft issue Sep 21, 2023
@dkriethof dkriethof added this to the October launch milestone Sep 21, 2023
@markpatton markpatton changed the title Make ISSNs not editable Make journal information not editable on Details page Oct 2, 2023
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Note that none of this information will modify Journal objects in the system. It is pulled from those objects.

@dkriethof dkriethof moved this from Backlog to Ready for Development in Eclipse PASS Oct 3, 2023
@markpatton markpatton self-assigned this Oct 5, 2023
@markpatton markpatton moved this from Ready for Development to In Progress in Eclipse PASS Oct 5, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from In Progress to Done in Eclipse PASS Oct 6, 2023
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