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When you create a new paper, it creates a database row with a non-NULL integer in the wpid column, which then displays as the Number field in the RDF format.
Actual behavior
The wpid value on the new database row is NULL.
Steps to replicate
Start the application locally
In bundle exec rails c, create an admin account for yourself with: User.create(uid: 'my_netid', provider: 'cas', role:'admin')
In your browser, press the "Add New Series" link
Fill out the form
Next to your new series, press the "View Papers" link
Press the "Add New Paper" link
Fill out the form
Go back to the main page that lists your series.
Press the "View RDF" next to your series.
Notice that the RDF data for your series has an empty Number.
Impact of this bug
Not sure
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected behavior
When you create a new paper, it creates a database row with a non-NULL integer in the wpid column, which then displays as the Number field in the RDF format.
Actual behavior
The wpid value on the new database row is NULL.
Steps to replicate
bundle exec rails c
, create an admin account for yourself with:User.create(uid: 'my_netid', provider: 'cas', role:'admin')
Impact of this bug
Not sure
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: