Recent Releases of scotuswebcites
scotuswebcites - 4.1.2
- fixing issue where random links point to compuled U.S. Report pages and files, which causes massive slow process intensive crawls that create hundreds of duplicates in the DB
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Published by arderyp 10 months ago
scotuswebcites - 4.1.0
- move from
python3.10topython3.12 - improving test output
- adding new text sanitation function to remove/replace control characters in PDFs that weren't picked up in earlier version of
PyMuPDF, which are now picked up and displayed as bad control characters - breaking tracking separate requirements files by python version (for now)
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Published by arderyp about 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.17
- Django bump
- Adding optional support for SiteImprove script
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Published by arderyp about 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.16
- fix error reporting on failed Perma archive over API
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.15
- django bump
- fix email table headers
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.14
- adding migration file that should have been part of previous release
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.13
- making duplicate opinion publication handling (see previous commit) more robust and also faster
- adding language to base template for accessibility
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.12
- adding logic to recognize and auto-validate citations from duplicate opinions that have valid perma links on their original discovery
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.10
- brute force hiding all citations from the October 28 2024 surprise where SCOTUS touched hundreds of old citations and triggered thousands of repeat citation ingests, which I don't have time to review. more in code comment
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.9
- dependency bumps (including resolved Django downgrade)
- removing old core requirements file because it was causing issues (unintentional downgrade) with dependabot
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Published by arderyp over 1 year ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.6
- removing subscriber functionality (excepting unsubscribe) as I fear someone is abusing it...
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Published by arderyp about 2 years ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.3
- dependency bump
- adding id to citation table rows so that return of verified bounces you back to the element you just fixed; its a bit wonky because of the header, but better than nothing with long lists to process master
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Published by arderyp about 2 years ago
scotuswebcites - 4.0.0
- bump django from 3.2 LTS to 4.2 LTS
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Published by arderyp over 2 years ago
scotuswebcites - 3.1.8
- handling new table header format implemented by court
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Published by arderyp over 3 years ago
scotuswebcites - 3.1.0
- upgrading from Django 2.2 to 3.2
- upgrading other dependencies
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Published by arderyp about 4 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.14
- django security bump
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Published by arderyp about 5 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.9
- improving email support
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Published by arderyp over 6 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.7
- removing unnecessary and problematic dependency
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Published by arderyp over 6 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.5
- updating requirements file
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Published by arderyp almost 7 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.4
- updating requirements
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Published by arderyp almost 7 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 3.0.0
- Upgrade code to run on python 3.6
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Published by arderyp over 7 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.1.6
- Fixing discovery to handle blank term pages with no tables, which happens when a new term starts and the court creates a new blank page with no opinions table on it, since no opinions for the term exist yet
- Add logger message to note when the above happens.
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Published by arderyp almost 8 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.1.5
- Updating discovery to handle multiple revisions for same opinion (new use case) as demonstrated by
Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Comm’nhere (June table): https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/slipopinion/17#list
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Published by arderyp about 8 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.1.3
Improving email logging.
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Published by arderyp about 8 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.1.2
Moving version number to context_processors.py because the file read is not working in PROD. Also, it's kind of silly to add the additional overhead of reading a file from the file system when we can just manage the version number here.
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Published by arderyp about 8 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.1.1
- Updating django version to latest LTS release 1.11.12
- Updating django-bootstrap3 to latest release 9.1.0
IMPORTANT
after updating do the following:
- # comment out discovery in root crontab
- # change 'MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES' to 'MIDDLEWARE' in settting.py
- $ workon scotuswebcites
- $ pip install --upgrade pip
- $ pip install -r requirements
- $ python manage.py migrate
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Published by arderyp about 8 years ago
scotuswebcites - Release 1.0.4
SCOTUS recently redesigned their website. Fortunately, the bulk of the content is organized in that same way, so our parsing continues to work without requiring any changes, However, we needed to alter the method by which we determine which urls on the site we need to scrape.
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Published by arderyp almost 9 years ago
scotuswebcites - Cleaning up subscriber confirmation email
Fixing some rather unfortunate wording in the original.
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Published by arderyp over 9 years ago
scotuswebcites - Removing Django static files
We don't need to track static.admin files. I've added a new step to README to demonstrate how to collect these static files, and I've added a new rule to .gitignore to not track them.
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Published by arderyp over 9 years ago
scotuswebcites - Fixing broken overview links
fixing broken opinions,justices, and citations links on overview page. Updated perma link on overview page.
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Published by arderyp over 9 years ago
scotuswebcites - Overview Redesign
With the help of Michael Colin Lindsey, we've redesigned the overview page and created a new data page. We are also now including the jquery and bootstrap dependencies via remote loads so that we can remove those files from this repo.
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Published by arderyp over 9 years ago
scotuswebcites - Pre Overview Redesign
This is the initial state of swc before redesigning the overview page in anticipation for public launch. The next release will also move to dynamic css/js includes, meaning a large reduction in files.
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Published by arderyp over 9 years ago