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Don't add a language to a mimetype #840
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Currently trying to reproduce with Fedora 4.7.5 to see if this has been resolved. |
Same problem with 4.7.5 |
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There maybe a fix for this, but it is on the |
This is fixed on the
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^^PR is up for this one. @whikloj When working through the changes for The fix was really simple. Enable the |
So this will be a requirement for a CLAW site, we should document that somewhere (we probably need a What your Drupal must have page). I thought there was a way in config, but I couldn't find it during iCampEU so I thought maybe I was wrong. |
Coming from #86 (comment)
It has been determined that Fedora 4.7.2 allows us to change the
ebucore:hasMimeType
triple on a binary to have a language string attached. But this leaves the repository unable to serve the binary anymore.Regardless, mimetype should probably not have a language string attached.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a binary in Fedora
Verify the binary
Verify the metadata
Note this triple
ebucore:hasMimeType "image/jpeg"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string> ;
Get the metadata to a file
Edit the metadata file
test_metadata
to changeebucore:hasMimeType "image/jpeg"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string> ;
to
ebucore:hasMimeType "image/jpeg"@en ;
Put the metadata back
Verify the change metadata
Try to get the binary
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