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Releases: opencultureconsulting/openrefine-batch
Releases · opencultureconsulting/openrefine-batch
v1.5
- updated OpenRefine version (dev snapshot 2017-10-26 + pull request 1290)
v1.4
- replaced python client with one-file-executable (generated with pyinstaller for linux 64-bit)
- updated OpenRefine version (dev snapshot 2017-08-02)
v1.3
- use openrefine fork with added options for initial java heap space and autosave period
- set autosave period to 180 minutes
v1.2
v1.1
- now defaults to OpenRefine 2.7 stable (released 2017-06-18)
- added check if wget supports option --show-progress (since wget 1.16)
- added memoryload statistics to openrefine-batch-docker.sh
v1.0
Rebuilt the whole script to do everything with bash builtins. A variation of the new script that still uses docker is available as new file openrefine-batch-docker.sh.
This release uses OpenRefine v2.7 Release Candidate 2 (2017-03-03) by default.
additional improvements:
- getopts for parsing of arguments
- runtime tracking
- improved logging with additional if statement (skip transform and export steps if no config files are present and export is not set)
- improved cleanup: delete duplicates from copied projects
v0.6.1
- added support for empty directories
v0.6
- extended restart options for memory management: restartfile (restart docker after each project (e.g. input file)) and restarttransform (restart docker container after each transformation)
- added option to make export optional
- fixed bug in cross function (added a restart step to advertise copied projects to openrefine server)
- improved logging and documentation
v0.5
- fixed duplicate printing of openrefine server messages (caused by multiple calls of docker attach)
- silenced find error messages
- ps statistics now sorted
- always export files (even if no transformation rules are found)
- cross function input: replaced cp with rsync to exclude useless project-history
v0.4
- added option to restart server after each transformation