• 1.6.1 7185b5d117

    v1.6.1 Stable

    dtziotzios released this 2023-03-29 10:14:18 +02:00 | 186 commits to master since this release

    What’s New

    • Refactor the publishing mechanism
      Choose the repository you wish to deposit your maDMP! We expanded our publishing mechanism to give researchers the flexibility of selecting more than one repository. This one is for everyone using our OpenDMP software as a configurable source that can be linked to their data services. It’s not a secret from all argos online users; better consider this as a heads up that it’s not available from argos.openaire.eu!
    • Redesign of the deposit button
      Have you heard of Newton’s “action-reaction” law? Well, this is what happened in this case. We changed the publishing mechanism which caused discrepancies in the way the deposit button functioned as of then. Long story short, you can now choose the repository you want to deposit your maDMP from a list of configurable sources and then view the different dois assigned from a drop down.
    • Dataverse integration
      Have you heard the saying “curiosity killed the cat”? We wanted to make it explicit to all of our users that we now support Dataverse for publishing and pre-filling content. Note: no animals were harmed in the context of our ARGOS release.
    • Table Input
      Tables are better for organising information, especially when we are talking about a collection of datasets. Even better when the table supports machine actionability of DMPs, won’t you agree? Feel free to change your templates in ARGOS to include as many machine actionable tables as you want!

    What's Improved

    • New version of the RSU Template
      Our colleagues in the Universidad Stradiņš de Riga made few changes to the RSU Template to better reflect the national policy framework. All Latvian affiliated researchers can use the latest version to create their DMPs, available from argos.openaire.eu.
    • New version of the Croatian json
      Did you know that there are +7000 languages spoken in the world? We would love to support all of them, but for now we have completed the localisation of ARGOS to the Croatian language, thanks to our colleagues in the Ruđer Bošković Institute. Uživati!

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