Florian Mayer

@wardi added a property "hide_field", formatted additional_info.html for readability and added check for hide_field there, added email example to camel_photos.json. Up for discussion: - The author-hiding property is named `hide_field`...

@wardi I need to double-check whether dataset notes are hidden inadvertently, sorry that's one thing I might have clobbered last minute!

@wardi there's travis errors with the solr server that I'm sure I didn't touch. Any ideas whether that's a problem to do with my changed templates? Also, please allow me...

Would you say that testing whether the url is empty might be enough of a smoke test? Would you feel that the default getters should read from env vars? Example...

I can see test failures at `test-package_revision_list.R`: ``` == Failed tests ================================================================ -- Error (test-package_revision_list.R:10:3): package_revision_list gives back expected class types -- Error: Error: 400 - Bad Request Error: Error:...

My example shows ckanr bumping into a federated login, which re-directs the API call to the login page (and returns HTTP status 200). As "200" is no error code, ckanr...

Hi @moman822, the (best) way to update a package is to first get the package data, then update fields as required, then update the package with the updated original data....

@moman822 here's what I'd do: ```r # Step 1: get the dataset details as R list ds_id

If I may offer my opinion, the "delete what's not included" behaviour feels logical. Updating the package with a dict implies that the dict contains the entire package metadata. The...

@sckott should I PR an update to the docs for `package_update`?