Difference between revisions of "Tests: Appraise SIP for preservation"
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| + | *SIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "Appraise SIP for preservation. Delete any files not accepted for preservation. Delete any zipped or otherwise packaged files." | ||
| + | *User can open the SIP by clicking "Open directory" in the dashboard. | ||
| + | *User can delete files. | ||
| + | *User can reject SIP (not yet implemented). | ||
| + | *User can accept SIP by clicking "Approve" in the dashboard. | ||
| + | *A text file named "removedFilesAppraiseSIPForPreservation.log" appears in the logs directory of the SIP. This file lists all deleted files. If no files were deleted, no such text file appears. | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 14 December 2010
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Main Page > Development > Development documentation > Testing > Tests: Appraise SIP
- SIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "Appraise SIP for preservation. Delete any files not accepted for preservation. Delete any zipped or otherwise packaged files."
- User can open the SIP by clicking "Open directory" in the dashboard.
- User can delete files.
- User can reject SIP (not yet implemented).
- User can accept SIP by clicking "Approve" in the dashboard.
- A text file named "removedFilesAppraiseSIPForPreservation.log" appears in the logs directory of the SIP. This file lists all deleted files. If no files were deleted, no such text file appears.