As a user, I want to acquire a DOI for a PDS4 product that has been registered and is publicly accessible

jordanpadams commented 3 years ago

Motivation

...so that I can get a DOI for a PDS4 product after it has already been publicly released.

The PDS Policy describes that the PDS "should" acquire DOIs prior to peer review. However, some scenarios will call for DOIs after the fact (e.g. DOIs for already existing User Guides or other documentation where a DOI was not foreseen as being needed prior to peer review).

Additional Details

Acceptance Criteria

Given an PDS4 product that has been registered, a landing page exists, and the data is available publicly online When I perform a request to get a new DOI Then I expect to be prompted to "release a new DOI" Then I expect to be prompted to input the expected metadata to release a DOI Then I expect to submit the required metadata to the DOI service (https://pds-imaging.jpl.nasa.gov/data/nsyt/insight_cameras/bundle_7.0.xml) Then I expect to receive a notification as to the status of the request Then I expect a DOI to be displayed, or information on how I will receive that DOI Then I expect the information I entered to be saved in a draft state until it is released

Given an PDS4 product that has not been registered, a landing page does not exist, or the data is not publicly accessible When I perform a request to get a DOI Then I expect to be prompted to "release a new DOI" Then I expect to be prompted to input the expected metadata to release a DOI (https://pds-gamma.jpl.nasa.gov/data/pds4/test-data/registry/doi/bundle_doi_test.xml) Then I expect to submit the required metadata to the DOI service Then I expect to receive a prompt that the DOI request has failed do to the lack of landing page / public accessibility of the data. Then I expect the information I entered to be saved in a draft state until it is released