MARC records will no longer be grouped together in a 'Group Formats & Editions'
search.
-The bibliographic fingerprint was also changed to better distinguish between a
+The bibliographic fingerprint was also changed to better distinguish between
the fields contributing to the fingerprint. This change will help the system
distinguish between a record for the movie _Blue Steel_ and another record for
the book _Blue_ written by Danielle Steel.
* Adds a global configuration flag 'circ.holds.retarget_interval' for
setting the hold retarget interval.
-* --target-all option forces the targeter to process all active
+* `--target-all` option forces the targeter to process all active
holds, regardless of when they were last targeted.
-* --retarget-interval option make is possible to override the new
+* `--retarget-interval` option make is possible to override the new
'circ.holds.retarget_interval' setting via the command line
when calling the hold targeter.
-* --skip-viable option causes the hold targeter to avoid modifying
+* `--skip-viable` option causes the hold targeter to avoid modifying
the currently targeted copy (i.e. the copy on the pull list) for holds
that target a viable (capturable) copy.
-
+ {empty} +
+ {empty} +
For skipped holds, no entry is added to the unfulfilled_hold_list.
The set of potential copies (hold copy maps) are refreshed for all
processed holds, regardless of target viability.
-
+ {empty} +
+ {empty} +
This option is useful for 1.) finding targets for holds that require
new targets and 2.) adding new/modified copies to the potential copy
- lists (for op capture) more frequently than you may want to do full
+ lists (for opportunistic capture) more frequently than you may want to do full
retargeting of all holds.
-* --newest-first option processes holds in reverse order of request_time,
+* `--newest-first` option processes holds in reverse order of request_time,
so that newer holds are (re)targeted first. This is primarily useful
when a large backlog of old, un-targetable holds exist. With
- --newest-first, the older holds will be processed last.
+ `--newest-first`, the older holds will be processed last.
-* --parallel option overrides the parallel settings found in opensrf.xml
+* `--parallel` option overrides the parallel settings found in `opensrf.xml`
for simpler modification and testing.
-* --lockfile option allows the caller to specify a lock file instead
+* `--lockfile` option allows the caller to specify a lock file instead
of using the default /tmp/hold_targeter-LOCK
-* --verbose option prints progress info to STDOUT, showing the number of
+* `--verbose` option prints progress info to STDOUT, showing the number of
holds processed per parallel targeter instance.
* When configured, hold target loops cycle through all org units (with
get_org_unit_ancestor_at_depth Helper Added to Action Trigger Reactor Helpers
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In action trigger templates it's now possible to call
-helpers.get_org_unit_ancestor_at_depth($id_or_aou, $depth) in order to retrieve
+`helpers.get_org_unit_ancestor_at_depth($id_or_aou, $depth)` in order to retrieve
a fleshed aou for the target aou's ancestor at the chosen depth. This could be
used to retrieve the name of the library system rather than a specific branch
name, for instance.
documentation].
To enable OverDrive API integration, adjust the following public catalog settings
-in config.tt2:
+in `config.tt2`:
* `ebook_api.enabled`: set to "true".
* `ebook_api.overdrive.enabled`: set to "true".
http://developer.oneclickdigital.us/[OneClickdigital API documentation].
To enable OneClickdigital API integration, adjust the following public catalog
-settings in config.tt2:
+settings in `config.tt2`:
* `ebook_api.enabled`: set to "true".
* `ebook_api.oneclickdigital.enabled`: set to "true".
record identifiers for OneClickdigital titles.
Additional configuration
-+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Evergreen communicates with third-party vendor APIs using the new
`OpenILS::Utils::HTTPClient` module. This module is configured using
settings in `opensrf.xml`. The default settings should work for most
by default, via a configuration file. Here we bring that back.
A new setting called search.metarecord_default is present in
-templates/opac/parts/config.tt2 to enable this feature. By setting this to
+`templates/opac/parts/config.tt2` to enable this feature. By setting this to
a true value (normally 1) the TPAC will silently include the #metabib search
modifier in the search form on any interfaces that do not have a UI component
that allows the user to control the setting.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Evergreen now integrates with Czech added content provider obalkyknih.cz. A new
setting called obalkyknih_cz.enabled is available in
-templates/opac/parts/config.tt2 to enable this new feature.
+`templates/opac/parts/config.tt2` to enable this new feature.
Acknowledgments