Open enwardy opened 7 years ago
@enwardy are you able to elaborate on this requirement? Given that users in the system already have a 'party identifier' attribute, my reading of this task is that you want to allow multiple 'party identifiers' (but only when the user is a collector) - is that correct?
You've also mentioned 'types' - are those simply possible values which could be added to the one 'party identifiers' list, or are they separate categories of party identifiers each of which can contain more than one identifier?
Each party identifier needs to have a type to specify. Only one identifier for each type. Multiple identifiers of different types for each person. Needed mostly for collectors though there may be other use cases.
On 23 Jan 2017, at 4:16 pm, JonoGillett notifications@github.com wrote:
@enwardy are you able to elaborate on this requirement? Given that users in the system already have a 'party identifier' attribute, my reading of this task is that you want to allow multiple 'party identifiers' (but only when the user is a collector) - is that correct?
You've also mentioned 'types' - are those simply possible values which could be added to the one 'party identifiers' list, or are they separate categories of party identifiers each of which can contain more than one identifier?
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Ok, so to clarify:
Does that sound right?
I think that is correct but we should verify with Nick Ward
On 23 Jan 2017, at 5:35 pm, JonoGillett notifications@github.com wrote:
Ok, so to clarify:
there are multiple types of identifiers (ORCID, NLA etc - and presumably we want the ability to add more later?) each user can optionally have one identifier of each type (but not multiple for the same type) we don't want to restrict this behaviour just to collectors Does that sound right?
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Yes, that is correct.
still outstanding, but not sure now about Priority level of this (perhaps not #1)
@nthieberger is this still relevant?
to allow for different types of party identifiers (e.g. NLA, ORCID) to be recorded