Use Case:
I want to migrate my Fedora 3 objects, but I don't want to use the PID that comes with them.
Examples:
1) Using Fedora's own minting setup
Given Fedora 3 object namespace:1234
When I migrate this to Fedora
I want the Fedora 4 object to be the default UUID minted by the application
And I want the namespace:1234 pid to be searchable in a predicate on the migrated resource
2) Using some other minting scenario
Given Fedora 3 object namespace:1234
When I migrate this to Fedora
I want the Fedora 4 object to be /some/path/to/resource/12/34/xyz
And I want the namespace:1234 pid to be searchable in a predicate on the migrated resource
dchandekstark
commented
8 years ago
Use Case: I want to migrate my Fedora 3 objects, but I don't want to use the PID that comes with them.
Examples: 1) Using Fedora's own minting setup Given Fedora 3 object namespace:1234 When I migrate this to Fedora I want the Fedora 4 object to be the default UUID minted by the application And I want the namespace:1234 pid to be searchable in a predicate on the migrated resource
2) Using some other minting scenario Given Fedora 3 object namespace:1234 When I migrate this to Fedora I want the Fedora 4 object to be /some/path/to/resource/12/34/xyz And I want the namespace:1234 pid to be searchable in a predicate on the migrated resource