Started tagging one of the interviews I've been assigned using the new tagging tools, and in the process found and fixed a bug in the HTML rendering. I'm about half-way through this article. Also updated the documentation by adding to the schema processing a list of the categories in the body of the text, which is really helpful for tagging. 180 minutes.
We're using my article for the first run because I have an earlier encoded version that can be used as a model, so in addition to the intro I had to quickly work through the copyeditor comments on the final version. AT's now into the encoding. 60 minutes.
The Jenkins build broke because some of the new files being processed have keywords in them that trigger the build failure. Fixed this by editing the log parse rules. 20 minutes.
This gets one task off the plate. Next is finishing the large bibliography. 60 minutes.
Following discussion with AC, added a new diagnostic to catch cases where pseudonyms have possibly been omitted from the db record. Also added a complete listing page for all historical people; added more info to their individual person pages; and switched on rendering of non-transcribed poems, since these pages all link to them. Need to do more work on making those pages look more useful, but it's a start. Also discussed creating a file full of linkGrp elements, as MoEML has. 240 hours.
Trying to meet submission deadlines.
Did the next batch of corrections on HK article, and tweaked two Schematron rules, which resulted in hundreds of corrections for en dashes between page ranges across the whole collection. Results published. 120 minutes.
Wrote the rest of the second submission attachment and submitted it, then with JT worked on the abstract for the third, which is now submitted. Just the attachment for that one left. 480 minutes.
I've done all the screenshots and written half of the prose for a sort of walk-through of our encoding process which takes in many of the key strategies. Going well so far (although a bit slow). 120 minutes.
Submission deadlines looming.