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Add errata information #46
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@pchengi Will ping you when this gets done. He is thinking about it from the node manager's point of view. |
FYI, the https://test-errata.es-doc.org/ domain is behind on versions and hosted under a different infrastructure. I should either retire it or update it, but in the meantime feel free to use the main domain even for tests https://errata.ipsl.fr/static/index.html it should handle the load just fine (fingers crossed) |
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There is an API to query the ES-Doc errata service:
https://test-errata.es-doc.org/static/index.html
https://ipsl.gitbook.io/esgf-errata-service/errata-service-api#simple-pid-search
The simple PID search allows us to ask for errata by
dataset_id
. First I need to learn to query the errata service and include a column to the catalog dataframe that indicates an issue exists.Exactly when that functionality is called is less clear to me at this time:
cat.search()
and add a boolean/reference to each row of the dataframe. This could be slow and the user may be in the initial phase of their search and not yet care about errata.cat.check_errata()
? This probably the safest option to start.@AtefBN
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