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Save != publish #130
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No, we never had that. We only distinguished between candidates and and non-candicates (which get the status automatically after updating the metadata). Distinction between unpublished ERCs (non-candidates) and published ERCs (also non-candidates) has not been considered somewhere so far, not even in the metadata. But we could just add a field from the UI-side. |
For me, a candidate is an unpublished compendium, so sorry for not being clear. There are no "unpublished ERCs", just "candidates", "candidates with a public link", and "published ERCs". |
The point is that candidate at the moment is either true or false, no "true with public link" so far. I will just change the metadata. |
But: As I rememver, one of your services changes the candidate state automatically from true to false after updating the metadata, if I remember that correctly. |
You are correct! https://o2r.info/api/compendium/candidate/ I suggest:
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Agreed |
@MarkusKonk Can you go ahead with the button renaming and adding of the "are you sure" question? |
Is the API update done? |
No, but at the moment "Save" effectively is "Publish" and can be renamed. Then, when the API exists (I don't want to rush that right now) we can add the additional "Save" button. |
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When creating a new ERC, the "Save" button is actually a publish button. It would be helpful, especially for public links for review (#118) and to avoid authors making their ERCs public unintentionally, if "Save" only updates the metadata, and an extra "Publish" button _with a "are you sure" warning for making the ERC publicly available.
I think we had it that way in the old UI, right?
The "are you sure"-dialog could also point out that you can get in touch with the o2r team to get a publicly shareable link.
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