Adds ^3 as a valid version for professional-wiki/edtf.
How should this be tested?
composer require islandora/controlled_access_terms:"dev-issue-101 as 2.2.3" professional-wiki/edtf:^3. Composer should be happy with this.
Smoke test, especially the year indexing feature, which is the only spot where we currently use the professional-wiki code.
Alternatively, if you don't want to go through and set up all the year search index stuff, you could save the test-edtf-3.php.txt (a trimmed down version of the year index code) to your web directory, rename it to remove '.txt' which I had to add to appease GitHub, and run drush scr test-edtf-3.php -- '2017/2022' (or substitute '2017/2022' with any other valid EDTF). Look for a list of integers matching the years covered by the EDTF with no errors appearing.
rosiel
commented
11 months ago
GitHub Issue: #101
What does this Pull Request do?
Adds
^3as a valid version for professional-wiki/edtf.How should this be tested?
composer require islandora/controlled_access_terms:"dev-issue-101 as 2.2.3" professional-wiki/edtf:^3. Composer should be happy with this.Alternatively, if you don't want to go through and set up all the year search index stuff, you could save the test-edtf-3.php.txt (a trimmed down version of the year index code) to your web directory, rename it to remove '.txt' which I had to add to appease GitHub, and run
drush scr test-edtf-3.php -- '2017/2022'(or substitute '2017/2022' with any other valid EDTF). Look for a list of integers matching the years covered by the EDTF with no errors appearing.Interested parties
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