When using the batch record modification tool with a file of biblionumbers, nothing happens. When we click 'Continue' the file is somehow removed before continuing. To test: 1. Get a file of biblionumbers (if you already have a file, proceed to step 2) 1.1. Go to Reports 1.2. Click on 'Create from SQL' 1.3. Enter a report name (e.g. biblionumbers) 1.4. Enter the following SQL query SELECT biblionumber FROM biblio LIMIT 100 1.5. Click 'Save report' 1.6. Click 'Run report' 1.7. Click 'Download' > 'Tab separated text' 2. Create a MARC modification template (if you already have a MARC modification template, proceed to step 3) 2.1. Go to Cataloging > MARC modification template 2.2. Click 'New template' 2.3. Enter a template name (e.g. Add note) 2.4. Click 'Submit' 2.5. Click 'New action' 2.6. Choose - Add new - Field 500 a - with value Note 2.7. Click 'Add action' 3. Batch modify records 3.1. Go to Cataloging > Batch record modification 3.2. In the 'Upload a file tab', choose the biblionumber file --> Note that the name of the file appears next to the Choose button 3.3. In 'Template', select the MARC modification template 3.4. Click 'Continue' --> The name of the file disappears next to the Choose button and goes back to 'No file chosen' --> Message 'No records were modified.'
Apparently, might be the same as bug 32237, but on a different page.
This goes back all the way to 22.05 at least.
Created attachment 144042 [details] [review] Bug 32255 : Resolve "Cannot use file upload in batch record modification" When using the batch record modification tool with a file of biblionumbers, nothing happens. When we click 'Continue' the file is somehow removed before continuing. To test: 1. Get a file of biblionumbers (if you already have a file, proceed to step 2) 1.1. Go to Reports 1.2. Click on 'Create from SQL' 1.3. Enter a report name (e.g. biblionumbers) 1.4. Enter the following SQL query SELECT biblionumber FROM biblio LIMIT 100 1.5. Click 'Save report' 1.6. Click 'Run report' 1.7. Click 'Download' > 'Tab separated text' 2. Create a MARC modification template (if you already have a MARC modification template, proceed to step 3) 2.1. Go to Cataloging > MARC modification template 2.2. Click 'New template' 2.3. Enter a template name (e.g. Add note) 2.4. Click 'Submit' 2.5. Click 'New action' 2.6. Choose - Add new - Field 500 a - with value Note 2.7. Click 'Add action' 3. Batch modify records 3.1. Go to Cataloging > Batch record modification 3.2. In the 'Upload a file tab', choose the biblionumber file --> Note that the name of the file appears next to the Choose button 3.3. In 'Template', select the MARC modification template 3.4. Click 'Continue' --> The name of the file disappears next to the Choose button and goes back to 'No file chosen' --> Message 'No records were modified 4. Apply path 4.1. Procede step 3. 4.2. See that we can see the list now
Thx Geraud, commit message is looking much better. One more small thing: Make sure the format of your subject line is: Bug xxxxx: without the additional space before the :. If you wan the QA test tools on your patches, they will point out such mistakes. If you are using ktd docker, you can just do: qa -v 2.
Created attachment 144088 [details] [review] Bug 32255: Resolve "Cannot use file upload in batch record modification" When using the batch record modification tool with a file of biblionumbers, nothing happens. When we click 'Continue' the file is somehow removed before continuing. To test: 1. Get a file of biblionumbers (if you already have a file, proceed to step 2) 1.1. Go to Reports 1.2. Click on 'Create from SQL' 1.3. Enter a report name (e.g. biblionumbers) 1.4. Enter the following SQL query SELECT biblionumber FROM biblio LIMIT 100 1.5. Click 'Save report' 1.6. Click 'Run report' 1.7. Click 'Download' > 'Tab separated text' 2. Create a MARC modification template (if you already have a MARC modification template, proceed to step 3) 2.1. Go to Cataloging > MARC modification template 2.2. Click 'New template' 2.3. Enter a template name (e.g. Add note) 2.4. Click 'Submit' 2.5. Click 'New action' 2.6. Choose - Add new - Field 500 a - with value Note 2.7. Click 'Add action' 3. Batch modify records 3.1. Go to Cataloging > Batch record modification 3.2. In the 'Upload a file tab', choose the biblionumber file --> Note that the name of the file appears next to the Choose button 3.3. In 'Template', select the MARC modification template 3.4. Click 'Continue' --> The name of the file disappears next to the Choose button and goes back to 'No file chosen' --> Message 'No records were modified 4. Apply path 4.1. Procede step 3. 4.2. See that we can see the list now Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de>
Created attachment 144695 [details] [review] Bug 32255: Resolve "Cannot use file upload in batch record modification" When using the batch record modification tool with a file of biblionumbers, nothing happens. When we click 'Continue' the file is somehow removed before continuing. To test: 1. Get a file of biblionumbers (if you already have a file, proceed to step 2) 1.1. Go to Reports 1.2. Click on 'Create from SQL' 1.3. Enter a report name (e.g. biblionumbers) 1.4. Enter the following SQL query SELECT biblionumber FROM biblio LIMIT 100 1.5. Click 'Save report' 1.6. Click 'Run report' 1.7. Click 'Download' > 'Tab separated text' 2. Create a MARC modification template (if you already have a MARC modification template, proceed to step 3) 2.1. Go to Cataloging > MARC modification template 2.2. Click 'New template' 2.3. Enter a template name (e.g. Add note) 2.4. Click 'Submit' 2.5. Click 'New action' 2.6. Choose - Add new - Field 500 a - with value Note 2.7. Click 'Add action' 3. Batch modify records 3.1. Go to Cataloging > Batch record modification 3.2. In the 'Upload a file tab', choose the biblionumber file --> Note that the name of the file appears next to the Choose button 3.3. In 'Template', select the MARC modification template 3.4. Click 'Continue' --> The name of the file disappears next to the Choose button and goes back to 'No file chosen' --> Message 'No records were modified 4. Apply path 4.1. Procede step 3. 4.2. See that we can see the list now Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de> Signed-off-by: Kyle M Hall <kyle@bywatersolutions.com>
Pushed to master for 23.05. Nice work everyone, thanks!
Nice work, thanks everyone! Pushed to 22.11.x for the next release.
Backported to 22.05.x for upcoming 22.05.09
applied to 21.11.x for 21.11.16
Not backported to 21.05.x