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Addresses #198 Exclude items with pd rights from bib_newyear.pl #200

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@moseshll moseshll commented Jan 20, 2025

  • Remove all pd rights from the big old SQL query that kicks off the script.

See #198 referencing DEV-1033 comment

My suggestion is to exclude everything already at a “pd” attribute from reversion to bib. We would gain nothing in terms of access by reverting pd/ren, pd/crms, and pd/ncn items to pd/bib and we would lose stability of openness for some items.

Reviewer: this should merit only a quick eyeball.

- Remove all pd rights from the big old SQL query that kicks off the script.
@moseshll moseshll requested a review from mwarin January 20, 2025 22:12
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Looks good as far as I can tell. No pd/* remaining, which was the goal specified in the description.

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Lovely 👍
Approve.

@moseshll moseshll merged commit d5bcfdf into main Jan 22, 2025
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@moseshll moseshll deleted the 198_exclude_pd_from_bib_newyear branch January 22, 2025 21:27
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