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Overview of the Feature Request
This is the parent GitHub issue for GitHub issues about making changes to the DataCite/Datacite and OpenAIRE/oai_datacite exports that, as much as possible, make them contain the same information about datasets and other research objects that users publish in Dataverse repositories.
The information that's in each dataset's "DataCite/Datacite" export is sent to DataCite.
What kind of user is the feature intended for?
(Example users roles: API User, Curator, Depositor, Guest, Superuser, Sysadmin)
API User, Curator, Superuser, Sysadmin
What inspired the request?
Confusion about the two metadata exports (such as https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/S8YaKcfyJbg/m/2iYmoBhzAQAJ), the extra work involved in syncing the two exports, which have become out of sync over the years and would otherwise become more out of sync as the Dataverse community continues to change the metadata it sends to DataCite and to OpenAIRE, and an investigation, described in #11916, about how to resolve these issues.
What existing behavior do you want changed? @scolapasta suggested I create separate issues for each of the changes to make it easier to track any discussion about them. So I've described specific changes to the DataCite/Datacite and OpenAIRE/oai_datacite exports in other GitHub issues and made them this issue's child issues.
To help us have a shared overview of all of the changes, here are the GitHub issues that describe changes to either or both of the exports. Most of the GitHub issues describe changes to the OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export, but there three that describe changes to the DataCite/Datacite export, and one that describes changes to both exports.
Child GitHub issues that describe changes to DataCite/Datacite export:
What should not change
So far, after we make the changes described in the GitHub issues, these are things I would expect to remain different between the two exports, all related to the different versions of DataCite that each export is pointing to:
The DataCite schema version:
OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export should continue pointing to 4.1 version of DataCite
When the user adds a predefined license to the dataset:
the OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export's "Rights" metadata shouldn't include rightsIdentifier, rightsIdentifierScheme, and schemeURI properties, since the 4.1 version of DataCite doesn't include those properties
the DataCite/Datacite export's "Rights" metadata should continue to include the rightsIdentifier, rightsIdentifierScheme, and schemeURI properties, since the 4.5 version of DataCite includes those properties
When the user chooses a funder from the organization names suggested by the Funding Information Agency field:
the OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export shouldn't include funderIdentifier and funderIdentifierType properties with ROR information since the 4.1 version of DataCite doesn't include those properties
What's included in the funderName property should continue to be the ROR URL of the funder. Fixing this bug so that the name of the funder is used instead is part of the GitHub issue at Metadata export with ROR support #11955.
the DataCite/Datacite export should continue to include funderIdentifier, funderIdentifierType, and schemeURI properties with ROR information since the 4.5 version of DataCite includes those properties
<fundingReference>
<funderName>UCLA Medical Center</funderName>
<funderIdentifier
funderIdentifierType="ROR"
schemeURI="https://ror.org">https://ror.org/04vq5kb54</funderIdentifier>
</fundingReference>
Any open or closed issues related to this feature request?
Overview of the Feature Request
This is the parent GitHub issue for GitHub issues about making changes to the DataCite/Datacite and OpenAIRE/oai_datacite exports that, as much as possible, make them contain the same information about datasets and other research objects that users publish in Dataverse repositories.
The information that's in each dataset's "DataCite/Datacite" export is sent to DataCite.
What kind of user is the feature intended for?
(Example users roles: API User, Curator, Depositor, Guest, Superuser, Sysadmin)
API User, Curator, Superuser, Sysadmin
What inspired the request?
Confusion about the two metadata exports (such as https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/S8YaKcfyJbg/m/2iYmoBhzAQAJ), the extra work involved in syncing the two exports, which have become out of sync over the years and would otherwise become more out of sync as the Dataverse community continues to change the metadata it sends to DataCite and to OpenAIRE, and an investigation, described in #11916, about how to resolve these issues.
What existing behavior do you want changed?
@scolapasta suggested I create separate issues for each of the changes to make it easier to track any discussion about them. So I've described specific changes to the DataCite/Datacite and OpenAIRE/oai_datacite exports in other GitHub issues and made them this issue's child issues.
To help us have a shared overview of all of the changes, here are the GitHub issues that describe changes to either or both of the exports. Most of the GitHub issues describe changes to the OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export, but there three that describe changes to the DataCite/Datacite export, and one that describes changes to both exports.
Child GitHub issues that describe changes to DataCite/Datacite export:
valueURIproperty of thesubjectproperty #12300Child GitHub issues that describe changes to OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export:
dateType"Updated" for date of latest published version only after user has published more than one version #12294contributorproperty #12298rightsproperty #12329Child GitHub issues that describe changes to both OpenAIRE/oai_datacite and DataCite/Datacite exports:
dateTypeby following same logic used for determiningpublicationYear#12361What should not change
So far, after we make the changes described in the GitHub issues, these are things I would expect to remain different between the two exports, all related to the different versions of DataCite that each export is pointing to:
The DataCite schema version:
Rights:
When the user adds a predefined license to the dataset:
rightsIdentifier,rightsIdentifierScheme, andschemeURIproperties, since the 4.1 version of DataCite doesn't include those propertiesrightsIdentifier,rightsIdentifierScheme, andschemeURIproperties, since the 4.5 version of DataCite includes those propertiesFunding References
When the user chooses a funder from the organization names suggested by the Funding Information Agency field:
the OpenAIRE/oai_datacite export shouldn't include
funderIdentifierandfunderIdentifierTypeproperties with ROR information since the 4.1 version of DataCite doesn't include those propertiesWhat's included in the
funderNameproperty should continue to be the ROR URL of the funder. Fixing this bug so that the name of the funder is used instead is part of the GitHub issue at Metadata export with ROR support #11955.the DataCite/Datacite export should continue to include
funderIdentifier,funderIdentifierType, andschemeURIproperties with ROR information since the 4.5 version of DataCite includes those propertiesAny open or closed issues related to this feature request?