This is not true: "CataloguingLog: Log any changes to bibliographic or item records. Since this occurs whenever a book is checked in or out as well, it is not advisable to turn this on. " Shouldn't this note be on the ReturnsLog or IssuesLog? That's what the description sounds like when it says checked in or out ... If that's the case then this should be turned on by default and one of them should be turned off.
Can anyone confirm that this is an issue?
Based on the following discussion, I recommend removing the warning from this preference: [10:51] <nengard> can someone confirm that bug 4835 is a bug - if not can you explain to me what that log tracks? [10:51] <munin> Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4835 normal, P5, ---, paul.poulain, NEW, CataloguingLog pref description wrong [10:59] <gmcharlt> nengard: "it is not advisable to [10:59] <gmcharlt> turn this on. " is essentially FUD, in my opinion [11:00] <nengard> that's what it sounds like to me!!! [11:00] <nengard> what does it track exactly? just cataloging actions? or other actions as well? [11:00] <gmcharlt> changes to bibs and items [11:01] <nengard> then i see no reason why that would be a problem [11:01] <nengard> well i know we cna't change it for 3.2 but i'll put it on my 3.4 list [11:01] <gmcharlt> specifically bib and item creates, updates, and deletes [11:02] <gmcharlt> oddly, it does not cause authority record updates to be logged [11:03] <nengard> hmmm
Circulation::AddIssue (Circulation.pm) has a call to Items::ModItem (Items.pm) which makes changes to the biblio record and hence calls logaction(). This bug can be fixed in two ways (IMHO): 1) Ommit logging a "change" action on circulation events by passing a boolean flag to ModItem to log or not to log. 2) Wait for the removal of circulation data from marcxml and marc fields.
I think this bug should be marked as invalid as explained in Comment 3. There has to be a bug filled for the circ-info-in-marc removal. In that bug should be noted that the desccription should be fixed if it applies.