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Avoiding duplicate DOIs when a dataset has a pre-existing DOI #50

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Sean-Stilwell opened this issue Oct 6, 2021 · 1 comment
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@Sean-Stilwell
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Hi all,

We've set up this extension in our test environment and have been trying it out for a bit now. Some of our datasets already have DOIs and we don't want new ones to be created when we update them (or in some cases when adding new datasets). I saw #4 which I think is relevant, but is there currently a way to indicate that we don't want a new DOI for a given dataset?

Thanks in advance.

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There's no nice way of doing it, but I can definitely give you some workarounds (assuming your existing DOIs are with Datacite as well)!

A new DOI should only be created for a package if there's no record of one in the doi table. If you already have a published DOI for a dataset, you could add it to that table manually (with published=true).
If you're adding a new dataset that already has a DOI, creating it in draft or private modes will prevent it getting a DOI. Once it's created, you can add the new package ID to the doi table (as above) and then set it to active/public.

Implementing a way to ignore certain datasets might be something we want to do in future, but we don't have any plans for it at the moment.

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