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Revision as of 17:23, 17 August 2016
Main Page > Releases > Releases/Roadmap
On this page, you'll find summaries about upcoming releases, and issue tickets related to them. As the releases are finalized, elements on this page will be used to draft the formal release announcements found here.
Tip
You can also check out the issues associated with upcoming releases by looking at the Roadmap page in our issue tracker.
Release 2.4
Currently we are aiming to release AtoM 2.4.0 in late 2016.
Accession record enhancements
Sponsored by the University of the Witswatersrand
- #9897 - Allow accession numbers to be edited by users via the user interface
- #9915 - Include a setting to disable the accessions mask
- #9917 - Validate and enforce the uniqueness of identifiers
Archival description enhancements
Sponsored by the United Nations Archives and Records Management Section
- #9950 - Include the ability to set if slugs are generated from title, identifier, or reference code (with or without country and repo code included)
Authority record enhancements
Sponsored by the Royal British Columbia Museum
- #10048 - Provide pagination and "show all" links in authority records linked descriptions list
Command-line tools
Sponsored by the Royal British Columbia Museum
- #9964 - Add a type flag to the digital object derivative regeneration task to limit regeneration to thumbnails or reference display copies
Sponsored by the World Bank Group Archives
- #10055 - Add a flag to the digital object derivative regeneration task to prevent overwriting existing derivatives
Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Archives and Gaia Resources
- #9960 - Add a DIP object import task to allow Archivematica DIPs to be uploaded to existing descriptions in AtoM
Finding aids
Sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan Library
- #9627 - Allow users to upload a PDF finding aid instead of generating one from AtoM's descriptions
- #9699 - Improve usability and user interface elements of finding aid management and download options
- #9700 - Show finding aid links at all levels of description in the hierarchy, instead of just the parent level
Job scheduling
Sponsored by les Archives de Montreal and the Archives Society of Alberta
- #9945 - Perform all Move operations via the job scheduler
Sponsored by the United Nations Archives and Records Management Section
- #9986 - Log console output for atom-worker jobs and make it available to the end-user via the Jobs page
Search and browse
Sponsored by the United Nations Archives and Records Management Section
- #6681 - Add field weighting to archival description searches
- #9949 - Merge digital object browse page into general search/browse page to allow users to apply facets and advanced search filters on digital objects
- #9952 - Include advance search panel option to target search to text extracted from digital objects
- #9953 - Supplement sort options on archival descriptions - add separate sort options for start date and end date
- #10082 - Improve Elasticsearch mappings for archival descriptions
Sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan Library
- #9655 - Add new search options to better support searching indexed finding aid text
Security and settings
Sponsored by the Art Center College of Design
- #9765 - Add basic support for LDAP integration
Seealso
For a full list of issues related to the 2.4 release, see the following links to our issue tracker:
Wishlist
This project in our issue tracker is where new unsponsored feature requests for Access to Memory (AtoM) can be added. This allows us to log feature requests, and begin discussion about requirements and design without adding confusion to the main AtoM project's issue tracker as to which features will be included in an upcoming release.
See the AtoM Wishlist project here:
Tip
Once you've followed the link above, you can click on the "Issues" link at the top of the page to browse all issue tickets in the AtoM Wishlist. You can sort the list of issues by clicking on a column header, and use the Filter drop-down menu to the right to customize the query.
How the Wishlist works
When features are sponsored by an institution, or developed and submitted via community pull request, they will be copied to the main AtoM project in our issue tracker (here), and marked verified in the Wishlist project. Developer discussion, quality assurance testing, and other related updates will be posted to the related development ticket in the main AtoM project.
The tested version tag can be used in the Wishlist's issue description to keep track of when the feature was requested (e.g. which version of AtoM was most recent when the feature request came in)
The target version will only be applied before a Wishlist ticket is verified (closed) and copied to the main AtoM project.
Seealso
- We've got information on our main AtoM issue tracker, and how you can use it to submit a bug report here: Resources/Issue tracker.
- Got questions? Not sure if something is a bug or not, if a wishlist feature might be of interest to the rest of the community, or if something is already on our upcoming development roadmap? Why not make a post in our AtoM User Forum?