Alan Orth

Interesting... I haven't noticed this on DSpace 7.6.x. We have many withdrawn items so I would have definitely run into this.

I know that I said 7.6.x wasn't affected, but a comment on Slack regarding thumbnails reminded me that we do seem to have some glitch with withdrawn items as well....

Interesting to know the cause. I come to check JellyPlayer progress every few weeks and find it causes high load on my Linux system and is unusable. Shame...

I don't know how the versioning for webkitgtk works. I have these on my Arch Linux host: - webkit2gtk 2.44.0-1 - webkitgtk-6.0 2.44.0-1 A [post on the WebKitGTK blog talks...

Sorry to ping you on this @mwoodiupui. You helped me with the idea of using `o.d.util.MultiFormatDateParser` and returning ISO 8601 time, so I hope you don't mind taking a look.

Thanks for the tests @mwoodiupui and @nwoodward. This is at +2 now and passes all tests in CI so I will merge it.

Thanks. I'm deploying this on our cluster with the `np.int64` patch on top of v2.3.2 as well. Does it warrant a 2.3.3 release?

Thanks @jensvannerum. Note that this depends on a manual port of the corresponding Angular pull request for the export limit UI note: https://github.com/DSpace/dspace-angular/pull/3892

Thanks @jensvannerum. Note that this depends on a manual port of the corresponding Angular pull request for the export limit UI note: https://github.com/DSpace/dspace-angular/pull/3892

For what it's worth, regarding the format for the DOI, the "DOI Proxy" section of the [DOI handbook](https://www.doi.org/doi-handbook/HTML/index.html) says `doi.org` should be preferred to `dx.doi.org`: > With the HTTPS Proxy...