Failure to fetch bibliographic reference CC/R 1102:2013

[ronaldtse]

Error when using it in Metanorma-CC:

[bibliography]
== Bibliography

* [[[cc_glossary,CC/R 1102:2013]]], CalConnect. _Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2_. 2013.

Error:

[relaton-cc] INFO: Downloaded index from `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/relaton/relaton-data-calconnect/main/index-v1.zip`
[relaton-calconnect] INFO: (CC/R 1102:2013) No found.

But it works in Relaton:

With year:

$ bundle exec relaton fetch 'CC/R 1102:2013'
<bibdata type="standard" schema-version="v1.2.9">
  <fetched>2024-11-09</fetched>
  <title type="title-main" format="text/plain" language="en" script="Latn">Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)</title>
  <title type="main" format="text/plain" language="en" script="Latn">Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)</title>
  <docidentifier type="CC" primary="true">CC/R 1102:2013</docidentifier>
  <version>
    <revision-date>2013-05-02</revision-date>
  </version>
  <abstract format="text/plain">A Glossary of Calendaring and Scheduling Terms.</abstract>
  <ext schema-version="v1.0.0">
    <doctype>report</doctype>
    <editorialgroup>
      <committee>CALCONNECT</committee>
    </editorialgroup>
  </ext>
</bibdata>

Without year:

$ bundle exec relaton fetch 'CC/R 1102'
<bibdata type="standard" schema-version="v1.2.9">
  <fetched>2024-11-09</fetched>
  <title type="title-main" format="text/plain" language="en" script="Latn">Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)</title>
  <title type="main" format="text/plain" language="en" script="Latn">Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)</title>
  <docidentifier type="CC" primary="true">CC/R 1102:2013</docidentifier>
  <version>
    <revision-date>2013-05-02</revision-date>
  </version>
  <abstract format="text/plain">A Glossary of Calendaring and Scheduling Terms.</abstract>
  <ext schema-version="v1.0.0">
    <doctype>report</doctype>
    <editorialgroup>
      <committee>CALCONNECT</committee>
    </editorialgroup>
  </ext>
</bibdata>

FYI @andrew2net

[opoudjis]

@andrew2net The query Relaton.fetch_async is making is:

@bibdb.fetch_async("CC/R 1102:2013", "2013", 
  {:code=>"CC/R 1102:2013", :analyse_code=>{:id=>"CC/R 1102:2013"}, :year=>"2013", :title=>"CalConnect. <em>Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2</em>. 2013.", :match=>#<MatchData "<ref id=\"cc_glossary\">[CC/R 1102:2013]</ref>, CalConnect. <em>Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2</em>. 2013." anchor:"cc_glossary" usrlbl:nil code:"CC/R 1102:2013" text:"CalConnect. <em>Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2</em>. 2013.">, :lang=>"en", :process=>0, :ord=>0})

Fetching either @bibdb.fetch_async("CC/R 1102:2013", "2013", ....) or @bibdb.fetch_async("CC/R 1102", "2013", ....) is resulting in a Not Found error.

@andrew2net I think this is still a Relaton issue, even if relaton fetch does not replicate it.

[andrew2net]

@ronaldtse @opoudjis in the source dataset the document doesn't have published date. It has only revdate:

...
  - id: CC/R1102-2013
    title:
    - type: title-main
      content: Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)
      language: en
      script: Latn
      format: text/plain
    - type: main
      content: Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)
      language: en
      script: Latn
      format: text/plain
    type: standard
    docid:
      id: CC/R 1102:2013
      type: CC
    version:
      revision_date: '2013-05-02'
    revdate: '2013-05-02'                   # <=REVDATE!!
    abstract:
      content: A Glossary of Calendaring and Scheduling Terms.
      format: text/plain
    fetched: '2020-06-23'
    editorialgroup:
      technical_committee:
        name: CALCONNECT
    doctype: report
    uri: 
    xml: 
    pdf: 
    doc: 
    html: 
    rxl: 
    txt: 
...

Can we use the revdate as a published date?

[opoudjis]

This is bad practice, the source data should have a published date. But yes, if you know for a fact that the document is published and not draft, but you do not have a published date or updated date, then you must use revdate; all published documents need a publication date for referencing (and as it turns out, for Relaton querying).

[ronaldtse]

We do not enforce a published-date for all documents, because published-date means the document was published and not draft. If the document is published, then perhaps we should enforce a published-date (@opoudjis )

If the document is not published, we need to show the draft date, which is revdate. (@andrew2net )

[andrew2net]

Fixed in relaton-calconnect v1.19.1 @ronaldtse @opoudjis please check

[opoudjis]

We do not enforce a published-date for all documents, because published-date means the document was published and not draft. If the document is published, then perhaps we should enforce a published-date (@opoudjis )

@ronaldtse Did you want that as a warning or an abort in Metanorma?