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Provenance script failing on production registry #180
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The superseeded_by tag looks now good (since the work done by @jimmie on ticket NASA-PDS/registry-api#305 maybe). But there is no archive_status available, see screnshot of the products in kibana: Which makes the product unavailable in the API. I will investigage further why that is. |
@alexdunnjpl and I were discussing the missing archive_status' yesterday in the context of registry-api#305. There are two factors that were at hand in that issue; 1) inability to access a document via lidvid and 2) out of whack superseded_by and missing archive_status. As you noted @tloubrieu-jpl, the issue w/ the vid hierarchy has been fixed (after fixing the lidvid issue). We suspect the missing archive_status may be a result of the lidvid issue, but we're not sure. While we're close to having the issues resolved, the whole scenario is highly unusual and I really don't have any theories on how it all came to be. |
Thanks @jimmie, let's discuss that at the breakout. |
follow on to NASA-PDS/registry-api#305 |
Checked for duplicates
Yes - I've already checked
🐛 Describe the bug
When I did a query for some NAIF SPICE data, I was unable to get a response
🕵️ Expected behavior
I expected to get a product back
📜 To Reproduce
lid:"urn:nasa:pds:mars2020.spice"
, and not that there are 2 versions with nosuperseded_by
set. I think this is confusing the API.🖥 Environment Info
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📚 Version of Software Used
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🩺 Test Data / Additional context
🦄 Related requirements
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⚙️ Engineering Details
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