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`dspace_id` is nan/empty if a thing is not found in DSpace (e.g., an ERA item has not been migrated into Scholaris)
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#### Audit: how to enhance
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#### Audit: Technical Details
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##### JSON flattening
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##### Hot to how to extend the JSON flattening
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DSpace API produces JSON. The JSON is flattened into CSV (`flatten_json` method). The `utilities.py` contains a set of methods to flatten the JSON in different ways depending on the key. For example, we only want the "value":
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* How best to present such that given a Jupiter on can easily find the Scholaris equivalent.
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### Status
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*2025-04-14:
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* Prototype of Jupiter Items
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* In-progress: Jupiter community, collection, thesis, and bitstreams
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### Delta Report: How to generate
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See script details: `jupiter_output_scripts/jupiter_delta.rb`
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