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Angular Staff Catalog Notes
UPDATED (2020/02/21): Angular Staff Catalog wiki page
Bill Erickson updated the wiki to reflect the state of the project after all the good 3.4 stuff was added. Except where otherwise noted, this document reflects features available in Evergreen 3.4 when the experimental staff catalog is enabled (via library setting).
History of the Angular Staff Catalog
- 2020/10/13 Presentation on Angular Staff Catalog Definition, Description, and Development Timeline
Video Demo of Angular MARC Editor
- 2019/12/10 Video to demo Undo/Redo buttons along with Context Menus and Help button
Launchpad Bug Searches
- All bugs tagged angular
- All bugs tagged angular and cataloging
See specific Launchpad bugs:
| Launchpad Bug # | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1823367 | ItemAngular staff catalog post-3.3 omnibus – Includes links to several other related bugs for the Angular catalog | Fix Released |
| 1834665 | Angular MARC editor pt.1 – Flat Text Editor | Fix Released |
| 1839670 | Angular Staff Catalog identifier and publication info | Fix Released |
| 1840982 | Angular catalog holdings view suffers from material icon formatting issue | Fix Released |
| 1837478 | Angular staff catalog recent searches & search templates | Fix Released |
| 1839670 | Angular staff catalog identifier and publication info | Fix Released |
| 1838561 | Angular MARC Flat Text Editor MarcEdit Breaker Support (Making it easier to copy/paste between the Flat Text Editor and Terry Reese's MarcEdit software) | New |
| 1850546 | Experimental catalog: better workflow for the call number browse | New |
| 1852782 | Angular MARC Editor Part 2 – Enriched Editor (with MARC edit undo/redo question) | New |
cataloging/angular.txt · Last modified: 2021/01/11 19:22 by jenweston
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