ldpmarc v1.2.0-rc5 released
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Nassib Nassar
May 25, 2021, 5:17:56 PM5/25/21
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ldpmarc v1.2.0-rc5 release notes
Since v1.2.0-rc4:
* A bug has been fixed that affected performance of full updates.
Since v1.1.0:
* The output table has been renamed to `public.srs_marctab`.
* Only "current" records are included in the output table. A record is defined as current if `srs_records.state` = `ACTUAL` and `999$i` contains an identifier.
* The `tag` column has been renamed to `field` for consistency with SRS naming.
* The `bib_id` column has been removed.
* A new column `matched_id` has been added:
The `matched_id` is a "masking" ID presented in inventory which links back to the real ID; the real ID can change but `matched_id` persists. Multiple real IDs can be linked to the `matched_id` as each version of the SRS record gets a new ID.
* New columns `instance_hrid` and `instance_id` have been added.
* A bug has been fixed in CSV output which caused the process to terminate.
* Experimental support for incremental update has been added. It can be enabled using the `-i` command-line option. See the readme for details.
Since v1.2.0-rc4:
* A bug has been fixed that affected performance of full updates.
Since v1.1.0:
* The output table has been renamed to `public.srs_marctab`.
* Only "current" records are included in the output table. A record is defined as current if `srs_records.state` = `ACTUAL` and `999$i` contains an identifier.
* The `tag` column has been renamed to `field` for consistency with SRS naming.
* The `bib_id` column has been removed.
* A new column `matched_id` has been added:
The `matched_id` is a "masking" ID presented in inventory which links back to the real ID; the real ID can change but `matched_id` persists. Multiple real IDs can be linked to the `matched_id` as each version of the SRS record gets a new ID.
* New columns `instance_hrid` and `instance_id` have been added.
* A bug has been fixed in CSV output which caused the process to terminate.
* Experimental support for incremental update has been added. It can be enabled using the `-i` command-line option. See the readme for details.
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