Commit 7d043bfe by Sarah Wells
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The currently-being-revised TAT requirements are found in the [tat_requirements](tat_requirements). The currently-being-revised TAT requirements are found in the [tat_requirements](tat_requirements).
The best place to start is the big, overall [plan](tat_requirements/plan.md).
This is Gitlab, a work-alike clone of the Github web site, but installed locally on a SNAC server. Gitlab is a This is Gitlab, a work-alike clone of the Github web site, but installed locally on a SNAC server. Gitlab is a
version control system with a suite of project management tools. version control system with a suite of project management tools.
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Big questions #### Big questions
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- (solved) how is gitlab backed up? - (solved) how is gitlab backed up?
- Shayne backs up the whole gitlab VM. - Shayne backs up the whole gitlab VM.
- We need a complete description of controlled vocabulary hierarchy. This ties in with, and is similar - We need a complete understanding of our requirements for controlled vocabulary, ontology, and/or tagging as
(perhaps computationally transformaable to) a tagging system. See [Tag system](#controlled-vocabularies-and-tag-system). well as how this relates to search facets. This also impacts our future ability to make assertions about the
data, and is somewhat related to semantic net. See [Tag system](#controlled-vocabularies-and-tag-system).
Overview and order of work
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#### Overview and order of work
1. create tech documents, filling in as much prose as possible 1. create tech documents, filling in as much prose as possible
- currenly on-going - currenly on-going
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1. create version 1 of software 1. create version 1 of software
Code we write #### Code we write
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- Identitiy Reconciliation (aka IR) (architect Robbie) - Identitiy Reconciliation (aka IR) (architect Robbie)
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whatever that's called. From a software architecture perspective, the answer is 0, 1, infinite. whatever that's called. From a software architecture perspective, the answer is 0, 1, infinite.
Controlled vocabularies and tag system #### Controlled vocabularies and tag system
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The tags are very similar to vocabulary entryies in that the tag values are controlled. The difference being a Tags are simply terms. When inplemented as fixed terms with persistent IDs and some modify/add policy, tags
weaker moderation of tags and more readiness to create new tags (types). The tag table would consist of tag, become a flat (non-hierarchal) controlled vocabulary.
value and is essentially a name-value system. If we create tags, should we try to enforce some data typing,
that is: string, int, date, float, etc.?
The difference being a weaker moderation of tags and more readiness to create new tags (types). The tag table
would consist of tag term and an ID value. Tag systems lack data type, and generally have no policy or less
restrictive policies about creating new tags
It seems pretty clear that some controlled vocabularies need to have n sub-vocabularies. And some subclasses Below are some subject examples. It is unclear if these are each topics, or if "--" is used to join granular
can probably appear with several super-classes. 'Periodicals' appears in around 400 subjects. It also appears topics into a topic list. Likewise it is unclear if this list relies on some explicit hierarchy.
that the order of sub and super is not well defined. In some cases 'Periodicals' is the final subject, and in
other cases the first subject. Curiously, topical subject bears a strong resemblence to the "tags" suggested
below in
``` ```
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'American literature--19th century--Periodicals' ); American literature--19th century--Periodicals
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'American literature--20th century--Periodicals' ); American literature--20th century--Periodicals
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'Periodicals' ); Periodicals
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'Periodicals--19th century' ); Periodicals--19th century
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'World politics--Periodicals' ); World politics--Periodicals
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'World politics--Pictorial works' ); World politics--Pictorial works
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'World politics--Societies, etc.' ); World politics--Societies, etc.
INSERT INTO vocabulary (type, value) values ( 'subject', 'World politics--Study and teaching' ); World politics--Study and teaching
``` ```
Code we use off the shelf #### Code we use off the shelf
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- gitlab for docs, code version management, issue tracking(?) - gitlab for docs, code version management, issue tracking(?)
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