| 2018-01-25 16:32:03 |
John Amundson |
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| 2018-01-25 16:32:51 |
John Amundson |
description |
Tested on Evergreen 3.0.3 - Web Client.
When Predict New Issues is used and issues exist for the subscription, any values entered into the dialog box are ignored, the the new issues predict based on the latest created issue.
For example, if your last issue is v.9 no.2 (2018 Feb), and you select Predict New Issues and enter v.15 no.5 and 2018 May, and enter prediction count of 2, the two issues predicted will be v.9 no.3 (2018 Mar) and v.9 no.4 (2018 Apr).
Currently, the only workaround for this seems to be to edit the holdings code of the latest issue and then predict new issues off of that.
This can lead to some frustrating workflows, especially when a prediction pattern is changed. More information on this bug:
Predict New Issues should not ignore entered values.
This behavior can also be seen when using "Add Following Issue" |
Tested on Evergreen 3.0.3 - Web Client.
When Predict New Issues is used and issues exist for the subscription, any values entered into the dialog box are ignored, the the new issues predict based on the latest created issue.
For example, if your last issue is v.9 no.2 (2018 Feb), and you select Predict New Issues and enter v.15 no.5 and 2018 May, and enter prediction count of 2, the two issues predicted will be v.9 no.3 (2018 Mar) and v.9 no.4 (2018 Apr).
Currently, the only workaround for this seems to be to edit the holdings code of the latest issue and then predict new issues off of that.
This can lead to some frustrating workflows, especially when a prediction pattern is changed. More information on this bug:https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1745427
Predict New Issues should not ignore entered values.
This behavior can also be seen when using "Add Following Issue" |
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| 2018-01-25 16:44:17 |
Jeanette Lundgren |
bug |
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added subscriber Jeanette Lundgren |
| 2018-01-25 17:00:52 |
John Amundson |
description |
Tested on Evergreen 3.0.3 - Web Client.
When Predict New Issues is used and issues exist for the subscription, any values entered into the dialog box are ignored, the the new issues predict based on the latest created issue.
For example, if your last issue is v.9 no.2 (2018 Feb), and you select Predict New Issues and enter v.15 no.5 and 2018 May, and enter prediction count of 2, the two issues predicted will be v.9 no.3 (2018 Mar) and v.9 no.4 (2018 Apr).
Currently, the only workaround for this seems to be to edit the holdings code of the latest issue and then predict new issues off of that.
This can lead to some frustrating workflows, especially when a prediction pattern is changed. More information on this bug:https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1745427
Predict New Issues should not ignore entered values.
This behavior can also be seen when using "Add Following Issue" |
Tested on Evergreen 3.0.3 - Web Client.
When Predict New Issues is used and issues exist for the subscription, any values entered into the dialog box are ignored, and the new issues predict based on the latest created issue.
For example, if your last issue is v.9 no.2 (2018 Feb), and you select Predict New Issues and enter v.15 no.5 and 2018 May, and enter prediction count of 2, the two issues predicted will be v.9 no.3 (2018 Mar) and v.9 no.4 (2018 Apr).
Currently, the only workaround for this seems to be to edit the holdings code of the latest issue and then predict new issues off of that.
This can lead to some frustrating workflows, especially when a prediction pattern is changed. More information on this bug:https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1745427
Predict New Issues should not ignore entered values.
This behavior can also be seen when using "Add Following Issue" |
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| 2018-08-13 14:30:32 |
Joan Kranich |
bug |
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added subscriber Joan Kranich |
| 2019-07-02 19:52:11 |
Beth Willis |
bug |
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added subscriber Beth Willis |
| 2019-07-02 19:57:19 |
Beth Willis |
evergreen: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2021-03-17 22:35:58 |
Timothy Means |
tags |
serials webstaffclient |
serials |
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| 2021-05-24 19:32:08 |
Erica Rohlfs |
evergreen: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2022-03-11 20:01:23 |
Irene Patrick |
bug |
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added subscriber Irene Patrick |
