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…horities Entity and place codes were minted under a single hardcoded prefix, so every institution's records carried one agency's mark. Each maintaining agency now mints under its own prefix, and the prefix records who did the identifying and enriching rather than who currently holds the record — so a code stays a stable citation when a record changes hands. Authorities belong to the workspace that made them. Sharing them into a federation is opt-in; migration 0067 adds the column and leaves every existing row shared, so nothing moves until someone decides it should.
One box reaches all three record kinds together, with filters, sorting, and browsing for when there is no search term yet. An advanced view adds a query grammar, per-field criteria and date ranges. Open to every workspace member; people and places still require an administrator to see. Migration 0075 widens the full-text index so broad queries stop hitting the term limit and returning nothing.
A handlist holds one kind of thing — records, entities or places — keeps the order you put them in, and stays put. Share one read-only or for editing, search within it, and add to it from a search result or from a record's own page. The add dialog names which of your lists a record is already in.
Choose what to export, in what shape and in what format. Four ways to define the set — everything, a search, a handlist, or a hand-picked selection — and four formats: Fisqua canonical, Dublin Core, JSON and EAD XML, plus a print-ready finding aid. Every run is recorded: what left, in what shape, and when. Where a format cannot carry a field, the run reports the loss rather than dropping it silently.
…lary Everything awaiting a judgement now arrives in one place. Each item states what it is asking you to decide, names a suggested action, and shows the evidence behind it. Comment threads fold into a single table, so a comment on a decision behaves like every other comment and its author can edit or withdraw it. Duplicate detection reads more like a person would, catching pairs that differ only by spelling or by the ending of a word — for authority records and vocabulary terms alike. Merging two records and minting one from an accepted proposal are both recorded like any other edit, so the change can be traced or undone.
A digest email collects what has happened since the last one. Frequency and language are set per account, not per workspace, so someone who works across two institutions gets one cadence in one language. Digests are assembled from an outbox table swept on a schedule, so a slow or failing send never blocks the action that produced the notification.
…form Any field can now show what its own standard says the element is for, with the element cited — ISAD(G) and DACS in the standards' own words, RAD summarised — in English and Spanish. The words are quoted because they are quotations, and a standard is never shown under another standard's citation. The new-description form asks for what the level requires. Descriptions could previously only be created at section and volume level: every other level was refused for fields the form never offered. The form now follows the level you choose, drawn from your own descriptive standard.
The bar names the workspace you are actually in and the dashboard is scoped to it. Signing in is tied to your account rather than to one institution, so someone who works across two no longer needs two identities — and people holding a federation grant are admitted instead of being bounced to a wrong-workspace page. Workspace administrators can grant the roles their own institution needs, rather than choosing from a fixed list.
The guide is served at /docs and /guia in the reader's own language. Every step of the imports journey — and the run and revert surfaces — carries a help link that opens the matching page, so the answer is one click away rather than a search on another site.
Tick rows in search results or in the descriptions, entities and places lists, then add the selection to a handlist or send it straight to export. The selection survives paging, so a set assembled across several pages stays whole.
Every piece of text in the interface now exists in both languages, and the Spanish has been reconciled to one house style rather than varying from screen to screen. Four viewer toolbar labels that never resolved and showed their key instead are among the gaps this closes. Counts, dates and durations follow the reader's language rather than the server's locale, through shared formatters instead of per-screen formatting.
A 403, 404 or 500 now renders as a proper page in English or Spanish instead of a bare framework default. The 404 says that nothing in this workspace has that address, rather than implying the page might exist somewhere else.
Each admin surface had grown its own way of reporting a save — a banner here, an inline note there, silence in a few places. They now share one affordance, so a cataloguer learns the signal once and reads it everywhere.
Dashboard feedback listed items that had been deleted. Images promoted from crowdsourcing did not appear, because their manifests were written to an address the site did not serve. Names with apostrophes or accents displayed as strings of symbols. Legacy identifiers carried over from a previous system now appear on the record page, and records management explains itself in workspaces that do not use crowdsourcing instead of showing an empty page. Also headers the three config files that had gone without one since the project was initialised.
Version bumps and the changelog for 0.7.0. The landing footer now derives its version from package.json rather than carrying a literal, so only one place needs bumping next time. Carries the deployment configuration for the notification sweep: a fifteen-minute cron on production, explicitly empty on staging. "triggers" is an inheritable wrangler key, so staging has to say no to it out loud.
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Ports Fisqua 0.7.0 — the workspace essentials release.
Fifteen commits, grouped by arc rather than by the order things were built. The largest additions are workspace-wide search, handlists, self-service export, and a single queue for pending decisions; the largest change is that authority codes now name the institution that made the record instead of minting everything under one prefix.
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CHANGELOG.mdunder[0.7.0].Notes for review
d706d87) are the change with the longest tail. A prefix records who did the identifying and enriching, not who currently holds the record, so it never changes once minted — a code stays a stable citation across a transfer.tenant_idtoentitiesandplacesand deliberately leaves every existing row NULL, i.e. federation-shared. Nothing moves on deploy.wrangler.jsonc(3207d32): a fifteen-minute notification sweep on production, explicitly empty on staging.triggersis an inheritable wrangler key, so staging has to decline it out loud or it would inherit production's.Verification
npm ci,npm run typecheck— clean at the branch tip.preview.yml.