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@davidmcclure davidmcclure released this 28 Jul 15:34
· 198 commits to master since this release
2.3.0
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Added Features

  • It's now possible to "hard link" to inidividual records in exhibits. For example, if a record has an ID of "36", the route fragment #records/36 will cause the exhibit to automatically focus on that record when the page load. Likewise, manually selecting a record in the exhibit will update the route.
  • It's now possible to set the set the "Default Focus" value for a record independently of the "Default Zoom" value. If a focus is set, but not a zoom, the custom focus will be applied when the record is selected, and a zoom will be auto-computed based on the size of the record's geometry.
  • Vice versa, the "Default Zoom" value can now be set independently of the "Default Focus." If a zoom is set, but not a focus, the custom zoom will be applied when the record is selected, and a focus will be auto-computed around the bounding box of the record's geometry.

Changed Features

  • The routes in the editor have been updated to be more semantic. Now, the starting list of records is at #browse, and search and pagination parameters are provided with #browse/query=search-query and #browse/start=100.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixes a problem that was causing the layer switcher to be covered by the Waypoints container when the exhibit was using a Google base layer.
  • Fixes a bug that caused Omeka item imports to fail if an item had a "Coverage" value that started with the letter "p" but was not a valid WKT string.

Development Workflow

  • Changes the process by which compiled Javascript and CSS payloads are committed to git:
    • Instead of building the payloads into /dist directories, everything now goes into /dist/development directories.
    • All of these directories are .gitignored, making it impossible for transient changes to the payloads during development to get accidentally sucked in commits.
    • When a release is ready, run grunt freeze, which copies all of the /dist/development directories to sibling dist/production directories. The production directories are tracked, so any changes will get vacuumed up in the next commit.
    • In the plugin, when queuing the assets, Neatline branches on the APPLICATION_ENV global and loads from dist/development or dist/production depending on the environment. This setting is toggled in Omeka's .htaccess file, making it easy to hallway test the exact files that will be used in production.
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