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Fix contribution transformation #1954

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@maipet maipet commented Jan 4, 2024

See #1952.

@dr0i dr0i changed the title Fix contribution transformation #1952 Fix contribution transformation Jan 4, 2024
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+1

@dr0i dr0i merged commit f45a120 into master Apr 2, 2024
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dr0i commented Apr 2, 2024

Will be deployed next Monday.

"startDate" : "1929",
"type" : [ "PublicationEvent" ],
"location" : [ "New York :" ],
"publishedBy" : [ "Inquiry" ]
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Strange - this build succesfully with GitHub actions first - but after merging it fails because it expects [ "New York" ] (i.e. without colon).

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Okay it seems that the commit was not okay, I did no good review here.

For an better approach we should add the new test file in a separate first commit, if there is none yet.
In the later commit we should add the code changes and include the changes in the test to highlight the reaction.

dr0i added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 2, 2024
Was introduced in 0c1e875.
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