Ed Summers

Interesting, it looks like you are on Windows? If you clone the repo and run the tests do they pass? git clone https://github.com/libraryofcongress/bagit-python.git cd bagit-python python setup.py test I wonder...

It looks like the test suite is noticing problems too. We should really be running thr tests on windows regularly as part of our builds.

Thanks for diving in to add the fetch functionality @kba. I wonder if it might be a bit more readable to rename `fetch_files_to_be_fetched()` to `fetch()` and have it take an...

Also, I haven't worked with fetch.txt files much before. But I'm kind of surprised that the test suite considers a bag valid if it has a fetch.txt containing an item...

I guess we could consider validation as a separate issue from this PR though.

Yes. It seems simplest for bagit-python to trust the integrity of the filesystem, and if it can read files in the payload directory it should do so. Perhaps this is...

[v1.0](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8493) of the BagIt specification doesn't preclude the use of links in the payload directory, it simply requires the filename be readable as binary data ([2.1.2](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8493#section-2.1.2)): > Each payload file...

Just to be transparent about this, I met up with @acdha @dbrunton and Liz Madden from LC and we discussed the possibility of me contributing to a v2.0 version of...

The new support for [browsertrix-crawler](https://github.com/webrecorder/browsertrix-crawler) snapshots should be able to archive Instagram posts if you configure a browsertrix-profile. As an example see the last two columns in the row containing...

I'm seeing this too, although it worked for me a few weeks ago...