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Support flexible option for DOI and Handle registration, in same installation #3623

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amberleahey opened this issue Feb 3, 2017 · 8 comments · Fixed by #10234
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Support flexible option for DOI and Handle registration, in same installation #3623

amberleahey opened this issue Feb 3, 2017 · 8 comments · Fixed by #10234
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Feature: DOI & Handle NIH OTA: 2.2.3 Support multiple DataCite providers Size: 80 A percentage of a sprint. 56 hours. Type: Feature a feature request User Role: Curator Curates and reviews datasets, manages permissions
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At Scholars Portal (and possibly other library hosted installations) we'd like to have the choice to assign a handle to a dataset that we don't have "authority" over, or, when there are multiple copies of that data across various access repositories (e.g. licensed data for example). This would be in accordance with DOI best practice for data copies.

Support for both handle and doi as a PID in the same installation would be great. Possibly the user can choose which PID to assign upon deposit.
Related, but different than #2943

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pdurbin commented Feb 3, 2017

@amberleahey thanks for opening this issue. It's a nice follow up to what you had written at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/E_nxXqH68NE/BwkHbR_IGQAJ

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pdurbin commented Jun 23, 2017

At https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/dcm2017 someone mentioned they really want this but I can't remember who. Probably @amberleahey 😄

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pdurbin commented Oct 14, 2022

"This PR takes significant steps toward making PID Providers plugable and allowing multiple DOI accounts to manage different authority/shoulder combinations."

@cmbz cmbz added the NIH OTA: 2.2.3 Support multiple DataCite providers label Aug 30, 2023
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cmbz commented Aug 30, 2023

2023/08/29

  • Added to Global Dataverse Backlog NIH Deliverables column and added relevant label as this issue has been identified as relevant to Aim 2, task 2.2.3: Support multiple DataCite providers

@cmbz cmbz added this to the 6.1 milestone Sep 25, 2023
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cmbz commented Sep 25, 2023

2023/09/25: Follow up with @qqmyers to determine whether he has already addressed this issue.
2023/09/25: Added to 6.1 milestone as per conversation during prioritization meeting.

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pdurbin commented Oct 10, 2023

Another use case from Andrzej Zemla:

"we are very interested in pluggable PID's since we are hosting repositories for 6 Universities, and were forced by DataCite policy to use 6 different doi's - so we have to run 6 instances, and then harvest them."

I assume he's referring to the installations in Poland that were recently added to the map:

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cmbz commented Oct 23, 2023

2023/10/23: Sized at approx. 80 (as per slack conversation: 5 October 2023)

@cmbz cmbz added the Size: 80 A percentage of a sprint. 56 hours. label Oct 23, 2023
@scolapasta scolapasta modified the milestones: 6.1, 6.2 Oct 26, 2023
@qqmyers qqmyers self-assigned this Dec 22, 2023
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pdurbin commented Jan 5, 2024

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