"recorded at" and "recorded during" relationships

[ROpdebee]

https://community.metabrainz.org/t/ropdebees-userscripts-support-thread/551947/77?u=ropdebee

Can it handle “recorded at” event relationships yet? It seems not. Errors for existing comments and adds just live to the other ones:

Track #1.1: Refusing to update comment: Significant differences between old and new comments: live, 2015-08-19: MTV Unplugged, The London Studios, London, UK vs live, 2015‐08‐19
Track #1.2: Refusing to update comment: Significant differences between old and new comments: live, 2015-08-19: MTV Unplugged, The London Studios, London, UK vs live, 2015‐08‐19
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Track #1.17: Refusing to update comment: Significant differences between old and new comments: live, 2015-08-19: MTV Unplugged, The London Studios, London, UK vs live, 2015‐08‐19

New “recorded during” event series relationship types:

Release group: Release “A Costa da Morte” by Mägo de Oz - MusicBrainz Recordings: Release “Speak Now: World Tour Live” by Taylor Swift - MusicBrainz STYLE-795 "Recorded during" Series-Release/Recording relationship STYLE-1963 "Live album for" relationship

Should double-check the style guidelines for these (if they exist).

[ROpdebee]

I've been doing some live disambiguation editing for events recently, and it's become clear that this will definitly be non-trivial. A couple of things to keep in mind:

• We should probably traverse up to the root event, e.g. we probably don't want "Foo Festival, Day 1, Bar Stage", it should just be "Foo Festival".
• We may need to strip away the year (both full and abbreviated) from the event title if the date is known.
• It might be necessary to remove the performer name from the event title as well, e.g. "Foo artist at Bar venue" to just "Bar venue". Similarly, we should maybe remove the venue name from the event title if it'd already occur standalone.
• Should we use the venue name at all? For concerts, probably. For festivals, maybe just the area?
• It might be worth it to have a collapsible "field editor" of some sort which can be used to alter the properties of the disambiguation the seeder creates in case it (inevitably) made a mistake. For releases where all the disambiguation comments are the same, it's not that necessary, but if it's a compilation from various events and concerts, it'd be a pain to correct the mistakes without one.