Resolves #838: Added support for 'published' column in CSV for create…

…_terms and update_termns.

workbench

@@ -3112,7 +3112,6 @@ def update_terms():
     )
     csv_data = get_csv_data(config)
     csv_column_headers = csv_data.fieldnames
-    # invalid_target_ids = []
 
     if config["log_term_creation"] is False:
         logging.info(
@@ -3183,13 +3182,23 @@ def update_terms():
             if len(row["description"].strip()) != 0:
                 term["description"] = [{"value": row["description"]}]
 
+        if "published" in csv_column_headers:
+            if len(row["published"].strip()) != 0:
+                term["status"] = [{"value": row["published"]}]
+
         # Add custom (non-required) fields.
         required_fields = ["term_id"]
         custom_fields = list(set(csv_column_headers) - set(required_fields))
         for custom_field in custom_fields:
             term_has_all_fields = True
             # If node doesn't have the field, log that fact and skip updating the field.
-            reserved_fields = ["parent", "weight", "description", "term_name"]
+            reserved_fields = [
+                "parent",
+                "weight",
+                "description",
+                "term_name",
+                "published",
+            ]
             if (
                 custom_field not in json.loads(term_response.text)
                 and custom_field not in reserved_fields
@@ -3216,6 +3225,10 @@ def update_terms():
             if custom_field == "description":
                 continue
 
+            # 'published' is a reserved CSV field.
+            if custom_field == "published":
+                continue
+
             # Assemble Drupal field structures from CSV data. If new field types are added to
             # workbench_fields.py, they need to be registered in the following if/elif/else block.
 

workbench_utils.py

@@ -2780,6 +2780,7 @@ def check_input(config, args):
             "parent",
             "weight",
             "description",
+            "published",
         ]
         drupal_fieldnames = []
         for drupal_fieldname in field_definitions:
@@ -6508,9 +6509,18 @@ def get_term_field_data(config, vocab_id, term_name, term_csv_row):
             The dict containing the term field data, or False if this is not possible.
             @note: reason why creating JSON is not possible should be logged in this function.
     """
+    if (
+        term_csv_row is not None
+        and "published" in term_csv_row.keys()
+        and len(term_csv_row["published"]) > 0
+    ):
+        published_status = term_csv_row["published"]
+    else:
+        published_status = True
+
     # 'vid' and 'name' are added in create_term().
     term_field_data = {
-        "status": [{"value": True}],
+        "status": [{"value": published_status}],
         "description": [{"value": "", "format": None}],
         "weight": [{"value": 0}],
         "parent": [{"target_type": "taxonomy_term", "target_id": None}],
@@ -6538,6 +6548,10 @@ def get_term_field_data(config, vocab_id, term_name, term_csv_row):
             if field_name == "term_name":
                 continue
 
+            # "published" is a reserved column name in the vocabulary CSV and not a field in the term JSON, so skip it.
+            if field_name == "published":
+                continue
+
             # 'parent' field is present and not empty, so we need to look up the parent term. All terms
             # that are parents will have already been created back in workbench.create_terms() as long as
             # they preceded the children. If they come after the children in the CSV, we create the child