Inlining roles in attribution allows looking up their mappings. This
means that whichever role qualifies as an author attribution (as
opposed to, e.g., a funding attribution) can be expressed in the pool
by declaring a broad mapping. Previously, we relied on a narrow
mapping of an author to be declared in the code.
This is enabled by two changes done elsewhere in recent weeks:
- query-things (former query-research-group): inline-records will no
longer error when the requested property is not present (1)
- pool-publication-page: publication.py will also work with inlined
roles; if the role is inlined it will check broad_mappings before
resorting to a predefined list (2)
One thing to note is that now if attributed_to::roles is not present,
inline-records will drop the entire attribution (instead of keeping it
and inlining just the object). This is inconsequential, as
publication.py would only consider attributions with roles anyway.
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(2) 35c21b9123
The CLI of join-association.py was changed to require explicit output
declaration (with - being stdout), making it consistent with other
filters in that project, in (1). This commit accounts for that change.
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