Hi Stefan,
No worries. Thanks for the explanation. I think using a different image makes
sense for that deployment stage too.
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I don’t work on DSpace much and I’ve never run it on Windows, but… I think the
easiest path would be building DSpace on a Windows server that has an Internet
connect, and then zipping DSpace and copying that ZIP to the Windows server
without the Internet.
In that case, you should only need
Hi Stefan,
As an aside, I’d be curious to hear how you’re using the Gitlab CI/CD tools
with DSpace.
Are you using “dspace/dspace-dependencies:dspace-7_x” image for the Gitlab
Runner container and then SSHing to your target Docker host server to do your
Docker deployment?
David Cook
I’ve commented on the Gitlab issue but I think what Tomas suggests is a good
way to go.
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Hi Mike,
Great to see another Australian library using Koha!
Regarding performance, I'd say the answer is "it depends".
It looks like you're running Debian Buster (based on your Apache response), so
I'm guessing you used the Debian packages to install Koha? I thought that new
instances create
That was really interesting. Sounds like a good call to me. I’ve never really
been a fan of ‘wantarray’ black magic anyway.
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This sounds awesome.
I don't think that I'll be able to join the group due to timezone issues at a
minimum, but happy to offer ideas/feedback or test things from time to time.
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I’ve been thinking about this more today, and I think that I’m coming around to
the plugin idea.
I still think it would be a good idea to have an event-driven messaging system,
but it seems to me that adding that system will take a lot more
work/discussion/thinking/experimenting than just i
Hey Nick,
What do you mean by a more generic OAuth connector?
I’ve already done a lot of authentication work locally and hopefully will do
more in the community in the time to come, so happy to collaborate more on
that. (I find the hardest part of authentication work is not the code, but
That’s cool to hear, Marcel! Happy to share my thoughts.
A couple reasons I don’t want to use plugins:
1. I don’t want to turn on Koha plugins for 100+ different Koha instances
around the world.
a. Overall, I think the Koha plugin system is insecure, and allows library
staff too mu
Hey Jonathan,
Thanks for reaching out.
We recently did a phpBB to Discourse move that's been live about a week now, so
I'm happy to share my recent knowledge and experience for the
"mailman2discourse" task.
Other than that, I'm not sure how much help I have to give. I have a small
interest i
Hey Russel,
If you have to use Centos7, you might consider using Docker to run Koha in a
Debian or Ubuntu container, since Docker should be available in Centos7. While
running Koha in Docker isn't officially supported by the community, it is a
potential solution. You would need to be skilled wi
In the end, I didn't write my own auth plugin. I could get Discourse to
recognize it, but didn't seem to register it as an auth provider. I went with a
third-party plugin which achieved the same goal though, so I was happy enough.
Wasn't worth spending more time on it at the time.
We've just ab
For what it’s worth, I have other projects where I run RabbitMQ in a separate
container, and it’s so nice having that separation.
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You always say what I want to hear… heh. Yeah, I like the idea of ktd using an
external rabbitmq container.
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Thanks, Frido.
Oh I'm just writing a custom auth plugin as we have some software that
integrates a particular way with our existing mail/forum software (ie phpBB).
A friend of mine asked me abut a coding bootcamp that uses Ruby and I said that
Ruby isn't used that much these days (Perl develop
The Discourse installer is very opinionated but feel free to give it a go!
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Se
Hi folks,
I'm still working on using Discourse locally so I figured I'd share my
experiences.
Overall, I like the functionality well enough so far, although it can be
annoying to setup and develop against (ie for plugins). We should feel good
about koha-testing-docker, because it works very
I would actually be a bit more interested in git based deployments if we fixed
up the directory layout for the Koha codebase.
One downside to the git approach is that you’ll also need to manually update
generated configuration files. Not a big problem for small scale deployments,
but not so
Hi David,
I won’t make a comment on good vs bad strategies, as those are just subjective
judgements, and ultimately it really all depends on your context.
However, it sounds like you’re making a lot of work for yourself with those
files. Using git commands, you could extract equivalents o
Did we have any further discussion about Discourse?
I’ve decided to use it for a different project, so I’ve looked at setting it up
today. The installation instructions aren’t perfect, so I had to do some of my
own troubleshooting, and they use custom scripts to orchestrate instead of
using
Hi all,
Has anyone got Automatic Renewal Digests to work? I've looked at the code
and at a glance it looks fine in 21.05.03, but emails aren't going out when
Digests are selected. Emails go out fine without the Digests selected.
Before I dig into the guts of it, I figured I'd ask if anyone
Does that mean that you actually have a lot of people using the desktop
application? Interesting!
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Hi all,
Some people might have found they aren't able to fetch from the Koha Git (in
koha-testing-docker for instance). They might be getting the following
error:
fatal: unable to access
'https://git.koha-community.org/Koha-community/Koha.git/': server
certificate verification failed. CAfil
Hi all,
Does it ever drive you crazy that you can't see what Zebra has indexed when
using ICU (whereas you can with CHR)?
I raised an issue via Github, and it looks like Adam has fixed the issue in
Zebra 2.2.3 (released yesterday).
https://github.com/indexdata/idzebra/commit/6fb12448757
Hi all,
Does anyone have any experience with Klaro? https://heyklaro.com/
I've noticed that DSpace uses it, and I think that I've noticed other
projects using it in the past for things like cookie consent.
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for sharing that manual page. It actually reminds me that there’s a
difference too between Zebra indexes and CCL qualifiers. For instance 030 is
indexed into CODEN, but CODEN isn’t a CCL qualifier, so you can’t use it for
searching. That certainly adds an extra wrinkle…
Thanks for sharing that. I look forward to looking at it more if/when I make
that plugin.
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Thanks, Mark. That would be great!
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What's your base URL system preferences? If they're HTTPS, then a Secure Cookie
should be set I think, which won't be sent over a HTTP connection.
That kind of sounds like what is going on.
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Hi all,
Do we have any examples of using the Mojolicious REST API to provide data
for DataTables in Koha?
I think the answer is probably no since the DataTables calls aren't really
RESTful.
Yet, we have this growing API, and we want to use that API to make more
efficient user interface
It does seem like Discourse is reasonably popular although I’ve only engaged
with it from the forum perspective. It looks like it does have mailing list
support but I don’t know what that means exactly.
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Hi all,
As always, a new day brings a new Zebra idea.
One of my librarians asked me if there was any way to get a list of Zebra
indexes (particularly for Record Matching Rules), and I was all prepared to
say no. when I remembered something I read the other day.
It turns out you can sen
Sounds good to me.
Is there a time when older versions will be taken out of updatedatabase.pl? At
the moment, updatedatabase.pl is over 20,000 lines long. Maybe we could move
the old entries into a 3to2105.pl script?
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I don’t know of any file called “koha-plack-ctl.sh”?
As for systemd, while I’ve previously used systemd with Koha, I try to avoid it
these days, since different environments will have different init systems. For
example, your average Docker container doesn’t have an init system running.
Rece
Hi all,
Lately, I've been thinking that it would be great if we could preview
content from WYSIWYG editors in context before saving and showing it live.
Content Management Systems and Wikis usually let you do that, and I think it
would be really useful. I know that I've had at least a few l
Sadly, I don't have anything useful to add about autocomplete libraries, but
you've sent me down an interesting rabbit hole about jQuery UI!
I won't bore you with my journey, but after reading through a few big
conversations I wound up at the jQuery UI Github and I was surprised that
there's b
Hahaha. That made my morning, Frido.
I have no idea why Identifier-standard is set up that way. It might be worth
doing a git-blame at some point.
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Good questions, Fridolin. I ended up adding sort1 and sort2 locally to
borrowers.json. I've been so busy I hadn't even thought of upstreaming yet I
think.
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Hi all,
Does anyone know why the Advanced Editor in cataloguing is only for
bibliographic records and not for authority records as well?
Does anyone know if there is work to add an Advanced Editor for the
authority records too?
Thanks,
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Hi all (especially Jonathan),
I was looking at
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=23329#c85 where
Jonathan points out under MySQL 8 that we’re now getting this error with
dumping the database:
“mysqldump: Error: 'Access denied; you need (at least one of) the PROCES
Hi Lizelle,
Thanks for reaching out.
That's a big question, and there are a lot of different answers, depending on
your situation.
One option is to get your database vendor to supply you with MARC records that
you can import into your Koha.
Depending on who provides your database content, t
Hi all,
Today I learned (or maybe re-learned) something about Zebra CCL syntax:
"Identifier-standard,phr" does not do a phrase search. It does a word list
search. Now you might this this is impossible, but it's not, because
Identifier-standard is hard-coded with 4=6 in ccl.properties:
Ident
Thanks, Nick.
I added a comment on 20817 about why I think static/class methods are
preferable to a Util module.
Cheers,
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Hi Charles,
No worries. I wish you well with your cloud migration.
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Hi Charles,
Koha uses the "The ever popular do-nothing-approach".
In theory, this is problematic and certainly bothers me, but in practice I
think it's fairly rare that two staff members are working on the same record at
the same time. Locking and lock timeouts come with a lot of complexity, an
Hi Michal,
At the moment, Koha only provides MARC bibliographic records via OAI-PMH, but I
am intrigued by the prospect of providing authority records.
I think we'd probably have to provide a new endpoint for that though, as I
don't think we could make the current endpoint backwards compatible
Actually, what I was thinking was possibly adding a field to the “branches”
table to specify a user to use, and not requiring a password. Of course, if you
don’t require a password, someone could specify any user they want, so that
won’t work either.
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Tomas: I knew you were going to say that heh. Does the configurations table
have a password field type available?
Katrin: I hadn’t seen that one, but I’ll comment there.
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AutoSelfCheckAllowed is a useful system preference, but it really only works
if you have 1 branch. Lots of libraries have multiple branches. We have a
local customization to get around this but I don't love it.
How do people think Koha could have multi-branch support for
AutoSelfCheckAllowed?
Speaking of benefits, I have a different Perl project I support and develop,
and it stores all its Perl modules in a "./lib" directory, and I'm able to
easily run my app from a git checkout or a package deployment. The only
difference is path configuration.
Also, while I have provided dependen
Ditto what Jonathan said. CGI::Session::Serializer::yamlxs is 100% a Koha
module at this point. Doesn't exist on CPAN.
In this case, I created #28519 to make it easier to use additional namespaces
beyond C4 and Koha (and historically OpenILS) without having to update
Makefile.PL. Of course, I
I was wondering if Koha already had that data, but I'm not so sure.
I am thinking that "make install" would perhaps create a file containing the
index method, and the Debian package build could overwrite that.
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Hi all,
I was looking at https://hea.koha-community.org/systempreferences to view
the different versions of Koha out there, and it got me thinking how it
would be nice to know how people install Koha.
I imagine that we all think that the majority of people use the Debian
packages, but it wo
Sounds like a plan to me.
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Sent: Saturday, 12 June 2021 1:05 AM
To: koha-devel
Subje
Hi Charles,
I'm not 100% sure what you're asking here. Are you asking to find all records
where there is a 245 title that isn't Romanized?
You could try something like this:
SELECT *
FROM biblio
WHERE title <> CONVERT(title USING latin1);
I've tried that out on one of my multilingual librar
Note that those warnings are from Debian Stretch. Since it's oldstable, it's
probably still OK to be building on it.
What OS do the Koha CI servers use?
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Hi all,
I've been noticing lately some of the following warnings when I'm building
Koha Debian packages:
dh_install: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in use)
dh_installdocs
dh_installdocs: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in
use)
dh_installchang
Glancing at https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=27113, I
don’t know why a person would need to use a session object. Happy for that to
be explained. (Technically, it doesn’t look like it’s actually doing anything
useful with CGI::Session, since it looks like it’s just throw
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could give me some feedback on "Bug 28457 -
cleanup_database.pl self-registration options are not configurable"
(https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=28457)
I like the patch I wrote there, but I wanted to see what other people
thought
That’s interesting, Galen.
If I recall correctly, loading libraries in PHP doesn’t load them into PHP per
se but rather inserts the code into the PHP script itself. I suppose in that
way maybe you could cache and invalidate individual scripts and not have to
worry about “unloading modules”.
Hmm interesting. I see instructions on setting up Wordpress with FastCGI but
no comments about any impact that would have on plugins. Maybe they just
don't worry about it the same way most Koha folk don't worry about it hehe.
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Hi all,
It seems to me that installing Koha plugins is easy enough. Each Starman
process will load the plugin into memory because it hasn't seen it before.
However, if you're updating/upgrading a plugin, each Starman process has
already loaded it, so it won't know that it needs to reload i
Thanks for looking into this, gregor. I'm looking forward to Tina's response
as well.
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Subject: Re: Bug#988750: YAML dependencies should be optiona
That KohaRest driver looks interesting!
I haven't dug into it too deeply, but how do you handle the user/patron
authentication? Do you have the user log into VuFind and at that point you use
the backend confidential client user to validate it via your plugin API
endpoint? Have you thought about
SessionStorage is MySQL.
It's random, and after review it seems like it's just happening for one
library.
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Hi all,
Does anyone have an issue where staff users are being logged out of Koha?
The session timeout threshold is 1d, and AutoLocation and
SessionRestrictionByIP are both disabled.
I can't think of any reason why they're getting logged out.
I also cannot reproduce the problem on m
Package: libcgi-session-serialize-yaml-perl
Version: 4.26-2
The Debian package requires that libyaml-perl or libyaml-syck-perl be
installed, but it is possible to use this package without either of those
YAML modules. You can specify your own YAML parser (like YAML::XS).
There is some discussion
I’m not sure that I have much to contribute.
One comment I would have is… what is the threshold for creating a V2 of the
REST API?
And maybe a breaking change for the API is OK for a major version change in
Koha but just not a minor version change? (That said, I’ve encountered breaking
Hi all,
I was working on
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=28325, when I
noticed some really weird things going on with Koha's HTTP errors.
Look at http://localhost:8081/mojo. While Koha will say it's a 404, it's
actually sending back a 200 response. That's not good
I've been struggling with energy/motivation for Koha outside of work hours, but
I am still interested in working on "Replace CGI scripts with Mojolicious
controllers" and to a lesser extent "Task Scheduler Needs Re-write".
I'll put aside an hour tonight after work to try to get back into "Repla
I know that .count is an object method, but I don’t understand the problem that
Fridolin is having. I don’t see any problem at this point.
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I was going to say… I’d never even heard of the “count” call in TT. Looking at
http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/VMethods.html, it’s not a method for a
data structure. Looking at
http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/Directives.html#section_FOREACH, it’s
only a method of the “loop” vari
Hi all,
I was just reflecting on bugs like
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=26942 and
reviewing https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script
when I saw the following method for embedding JSON in HTML:
{"userId":1234,"userName":"John
Doe","membe
Oh I am very interested. I've been wanting to get rid of XML::Simple for many
years, and this would be a huge step forward.
I'll have to review this sometime...
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Hi all,
I just noticed on a HTTPS site that the Base URL at /api/v1/.html was listed
as HTTP rather than HTTPS.
Looking at Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI, it seems that it's hard-coded to
HTTP *if* a scheme isn't specified in the spec:
https://github.com/jhthorsen/mojolicious-plugin-openapi/blob/ma
Sounds good to me.
I don’t recall how long the Koha conf has been stored in Memcached, but it
would have benefited CGI Koha since every HTTP request would’ve done a disk
read. But I think we’ve pretty much moved on from CGI now, so +1 to only
reading koha-conf.xml once at startup.
This c
There's a number of things that are improved. I should say this testing was
done with a custom Koha 19.11.
First is speed, so 20 seconds to (re)start 120 workers with 20 CPUs without
validation instead of taking 2 min 45 seconds w/o 24700 patch and 1 min 30
seconds w/ 24700 patch with 10 CPUs.
I think I'll leave the internationalization to folk who can remember it better
than me.
As for lists... the key thing is supplying the full ISO 639-2 (or MARC Code
List for Languages) to Koha, since that's what is being used to populate the
bibliographic records.
David Cook
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P
But now that I think about it again... Jan's change is actually all we need.
Within Koha, we could do the checksum calculation, and then skip the validation
if we have a local record that our schema has already been validated. (I guess
we'd set the cache after Mojoliciou::Plugin::OpenAPI success
Based on my request, Jan has added an option to skip validation
(https://github.com/jhthorsen/mojolicious-plugin-openapi/commit/673079d19f827ce8c8ab3a2943a4abc798fa1e18).
However, he doesn't seem to want to implement my cache idea. He has said that
he's willing to consider a PR, so I'll look a
After more experimenting, I have concluded that JSON::Validator->validate() is
the culprit in terms of CPU time and memory usage.
Fortunately, I’ve determined that Mojo::JSON and Digest::MD5 can be used
together to create consistent reproducible checksums, which could be used for
caching va
Hi Julian,
I like part of what you've suggested here. I still think that putting languages
(with codes and name in native text) in the database is a good idea, as it
allows the ability to add languages to Koha without a code change. Unless Koha
is going to be perfectly comprehensive with langua
After some more experimenting, it’s clear that the problem isn’t
JSON::Validator::OpenAPI::Mojolicious or Koha::REST::Plugin::PluginRoutes. If
you exclude Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI, the startup is very fast. It’s 30
seconds start to finish to restart 60 instances and each instance restarts ve
So I just tried the following…
--
root@kohadevbox:koha(master)$ npm install -g swagger-cli
/usr/bin/swagger-cli -> /usr/lib/node_modules/swagger-cli/swagger-cli.js
npm WARN @apidevtools/swagger-parser@10.0.2 requires a peer of
openapi-types@>=7 but none is installed. You must install pee
I think that I accidentally offended him, as he hasn’t responded to me since
his initial response.
I do wonder if reducing the number of references would help, although I wonder
how easy that would be to do in practice. It looks like we have about 5767
lines of JSON all up as is… so it woul
Hi all,
While I mostly work in English, I occasionally do support libraries in other
languages like French, Arabic, and Chinese. And more recently Ive been
looking at the Languages dropdown in the OPAC advanced search.
In the templates, I notice that we often translate HTML, but what if we
Hi Katrin,
I was thinking it would be good to change the structure to make it easier for
translators, although that could also make it significantly harder for
libraries to add missing languages too.
I have a library that wanted to add Bosnian and Maltese, so I was able to just
give the
Hi all,
I was looking at how to add languages to the Languages drop down in the OPAC
advanced search and went down an unpleasant C4::Languages rabbithole
But looking at language_descriptions, Im wondering if perhaps we could
delete the following data, as I imagine its very outdated and u
Hi Ere,
I think you're right about the refs. While they get resolved by the OpenAPI
plugin, you probably have to resolve them before trying to dynamically inject
the routes from plugins.
Jan Thorsen (the author of Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI and JSON::Validator)
thinks that the ref resolutio
It's too bad that we're not using Unix sockets out of the box (like we do with
Starman) as that would make Bug 26625 less pressing but maybe I'll look more at
that...
The only downside with starting Koha as a Mojolicious application at the moment
seems to be the experimentalness of it. I'm wond
I like to think that we’re two peas in a pod. (I don’t know why I use so many
English idioms on the listserv. I swear that I don’t actually use them in my
every day life.)
I’m not sure how easy it is to split a package up with DEB packages but it’s so
easy with RPM packages. I feel like ther
He did answer back fairly quickly but not a very helpful way. Maybe I just
wasn’t asking the right questions.
Agreed. I wish that we kept up better with Mojolicious.
I was actually wondering why we don’t use Hypnotoad for the REST API. Is it
just because of the extra process management?
It looks like newer version of the plugin might have cached spec/schema
functionality, but I'm not finding the plugin author very helpful so far. My
guess is that maybe... maybe... Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI 3.41+ with
JSON::Validator 4.10+ might perform better. But it's just a guess at this
Looking at newer versions of Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI and the coding
choices are... interesting.
I opened a ticket against JSON::Validator
(https://github.com/jhthorsen/json-validator/issues/246), but maybe I should
open it against Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI. We'll see how responsive the
That was an interesting experience.
When you run koha-plack --start, it spins through a long list of instances
quickly, because it returns immediately after starting the Starman master,
which doesn't really do much, but fork off worker processes, which then consume
a huge amount of resources co
Thanks for that optimization. My restart time has gone from 2 minutes 45
seconds to 1 minute 30 seconds. Much better.
Now I'm going to try the preload and see if I can get it down to 45 seconds or
better...
David Cook
Software Engineer
Prosentient Systems
Suite 7.03
6a Glen St
Milsons Point NSW
Hi Ere,
Thanks for your reply. 24700 looks much better. I'll look at backporting it
locally.
Although I'm looking at JSON::Validator::OpenAPI::Mojolicious at
https://metacpan.org/pod/release/JHTHORSEN/Mojolicious-Plugin-OpenAPI-2.19/lib/JSON/Validator/OpenAPI/Mojolicious.pm
and it says "Do not
Hi all,
Do you despair when you see the following periodically in "top" when a
starman worker is recreated ?
PID USER PR NIVIRTRESSHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
9529 my-koha 20 0 460108 197212 17172 R 100.0 0.4 0:03.41
/usr/share/koha/api/v1/app.pl
Or th
Hi Mason,
[FYI this started as a response and turned into a
stream-of-consciousness.][Also really keen to hear from Tomas and Agustin about
their work with Docker/Kubernetes/Helm/etc.]
The idea with "koha-core" was to separate out the third-party systems away from
the core application. In this
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