imls-dmt / imls-dmt/userinterface
CV terms for Educational Audience (Target Audience) do not display when added using api call;
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Description
Terms added to the CV list for the Educational Audience (Target Audience) attribute do not display in the interface using the
https://www.dmtc-devel.org/api/vocabularies/edit link. When viewing https://www.dmtc-devel.org/api/vocabularies/ though a new term if shown in the list, but not as part of the CV list. It displays as a "type" instead:
"id": "287a70f5-3285-48c6-b735-ba1c5e87c868",
"name": "Educational Audiences",
"values": [
"Citizen scientist",
"Data manager",
"Data policymaker",
"Data professional",
"Data supporter",
"Early-career research scientist",
"Educator",
"Funding organization",
"Graduate student",
"High school student",
"Librarian",
"Mid-career research scientist",
"Middle school student",
"Publisher",
"Repository manager",
"Research faculty",
"Research scientist",
"Software engineer",
"Technology expert group",
"Undergraduate student"
],
"type": "Digital archivist"
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Research direction
Reproduce the issue using the /api/vocabularies/edit and /api/vocabularies links, then compare how the Educational Audiences values are represented. Done means terms added through the API appear in the Educational Audience CV list in the interface rather than only as a type.
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Assessment
- Domain
- api, frontend
- Issue type
- Bug
- Difficulty
- 3/5
- Estimated time
- 1-2 days
- Activity status
- Stale
- Clarity
- Mostly clear
- Newbie friendliness
- 40/100