Feature/Handle nested dataverses[PLAT-1328] #3
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Purpose
We're getting a Key Error if someone has a nested dataverse inside of a dataverse when connecting a dataset. thanks @felliott for pointing me towards the fix.
Changes
On the
Dataset.id
property, when looping through the contents of a dataverse, verify that the resource type is a "dataset" before attempting to access the "protocol" key.To Duplicate
Create a test dataverse on https://demo.dataverse.org/, and then add both a dataverse and a dataset to that top-level dataverse. (Create the nested dataverse first).
So I had dataverse Grapes Dataverse, with a Raisins Dataverse and a strawberries dataset.
On the OSF connect your Grapes Dataverse, select your strawberries dataset and hit save. Before, you would get a key error when the _id property would loop through all the content in Grapes Dataverse (Raisins Dataverse and strawberries dataset). If it hit a dataverse before finding the matching dataset, it would get an error when looking for the
protocol
key which doesn't exist on a dataverse.Ticket
https://openscience.atlassian.net/browse/PLAT-1328