I think the metadata import was already meant to just log and not error in this case:
errors = binding._setData( namespace_key=set.metadata_uri, data={ element_name: field.validator.deserializeValue( field, elements[element_name])}, reindex=1) if errors: zLOG.LOG( 'Silva', zLOG.WARNING, "Value %s is not allowed for element %s in set %s." % (elements[element_name], element_name, set_id))
but maybe formulator changed, because now an error is thrown. I've changed this (for testing) to:
try: errors = binding._setData( namespace_key=set.metadata_uri, data={ element_name: field.validator.deserializeValue( field, elements[element_name])}, reindex=1) except ValidationError: zLOG.LOG( 'Silva', zLOG.WARNING, "Value %s is not allowed for element %s in set %s." % (elements[element_name], element_name, set_id)) if errors: zLOG.LOG( 'Silva', zLOG.WARNING, "Value %s is not allowed for element %s in set %s." % (elements[element_name], element_name, set_id))
I'll check it in on the Silva 2.0 branch. Can you test if that fixes the error in your set-up? Then I will try to clean it up a little, and at least write a test for it.
I think the metadata import was already meant to just log and not error in this case:
but maybe formulator changed, because now an error is thrown. I've changed this (for testing) to:
I'll check it in on the Silva 2.0 branch. Can you test if that fixes the error in your set-up? Then I will try to clean it up a little, and at least write a test for it.