| 9 Aug 2022 |
 pdurbin | Johannes Darms: perfect. I hope you don't mind but I added your name to the bullet. | 13:30:46 |
| pdurbin | Johannes Darms: thanks for presenting that issue! If you like, perhaps you could like to your slides from the issue. | 15:54:30 |
 Ilaria Belvedere | Hi again! I've been wondering: is there a way to download metadata about search results via interface? | 18:43:21 |
| pdurbin | You want to know what people have been searching for? You could use Google Analytics for that. Or open source alternatives like Matomo. | 18:44:47 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Mmm, more like this, for example: by using advanced search on Harvard Dataverse I search for authors affiliation and I would like to see the results as a csv or something listed | 18:47:14 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | the metadata results* | 18:47:38 |
| pdurbin | You want search results as a CSV. Ok. Hmm. I guess you could use the API and transform the JSON to CSV. | 18:48:13 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Thanks :)! | 18:48:27 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Not via interface, but by using the the API, okay 👍️ | 18:49:31 |
| pdurbin | Ilaria Belvedere: please check out this related thread: https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/l41Cp2KEf9M/m/coQn8penAgAJ | 18:51:35 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Thank you! I am trying to get an idea about how many researchers from my institution actually upload data on Harvard Dataverse. But some of them wrote "Università di Pisa" and others "University of Pisa". Is there a way to connect the two phrases to point out they refer to the same entity as it happens in libraries catalogue, for example? | 19:00:05 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Like this, but for the other fields: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/7937 | 19:01:13 |
| pdurbin | I mean, probably, but maybe just compare them with a script? | 19:03:03 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | Yeah, you're right. I am never actually thinking about these solutions because I am a humanist and I was thinking about authority control and several thoughts about the various shapes of names ahaha | 19:04:47 |
| pdurbin | Pisa probably has a ROR. And ID. | 19:06:53 |
| pdurbin | https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/6640 | 19:07:02 |
| pdurbin | Ilaria Belvedere: here it is: https://ror.org/03ad39j10 | 19:07:44 |
| pdurbin | Ideally we'd be storing a ROR id in addition to a string like "University of Pisa". | 19:08:49 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | :O | 19:09:04 |
| Ilaria Belvedere | That would be GREAT | 19:09:14 |
| pdurbin | 😄 | 19:38:18 |
| pdurbin | Ilaria Belvedere: please feel free to create an issue about the "CSV from search results" idea. | 20:11:02 |
| 10 Aug 2022 |
 poikilotherm | Don Sizemore pdurbin when you have a minute, may I ask you a potentially dumb question in context of https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/5361 ? | 12:02:48 |
| pdurbin | poikilotherm: absolutely | 13:09:23 |
| poikilotherm | Alright, here comes. How about I cleanup these shell scripts in scripts/api (setup-all.sh and related) to be more friendly with other targets than localhost:8080 and create a startup bean that will do the bootstrap by calling the script? (Of course configurable if/if not, where the scripts are etc) | 13:40:25 |
| poikilotherm | Not running this bare minimum script by hand when not using the classic installation installer would be helpful... | 13:41:11 |
| poikilotherm | Would that be helpful with dataverse-ansible Don Sizemore ? | 13:43:19 |
| pdurbin | Let's pull carlsonp in as well, if we can, since he's adding a docker compose file. | 14:22:46 |
| pdurbin | Certainly I'm okay with localhost and 8080 not being hard-coded. | 15:24:57 |
 Don Sizemore | poikilotherm: it sounds good to me, though I'd run a bunch of that by Leonid | 20:34:15 |
