The two documents used in the video are IC/0418/01 SolEs v. Spain, ICSID Case No. ARB/15/38, Award, 31 July 2019 and UN/0121/05 - PV Investors v. Spain Concurring and Dissenting Opinion of Charles N. Brower - 28 February 2020.
Regarding the first issue, we need to come up with a system generated order for paragraph references across the various tools. Would it be possible to make the order based on the order the paragraph or footnote appears in the HTML?
In this task, I have added comment in wrong thread. Please see my comment below for this thread.
We did ordering of paragraph tagging number by html structure wise. But, some HTMLs are pending (In Queue) so the ordering is not set for those document cards. once we will integrate HTMLs in application then Paragraph tagging ordering will be set automatically by html structure wise.
I think your comment above is focusing on the wrong issue. We're focused on the order of the pinpoint references in this to-do, not the order of the specific references, that was dealt with in a different to-do.
Paul
, can you please sort this out.
Morgan
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Paul Moon
Hi
Morgan
:
Below is what Harsh posted in the other thread by mistake. The square marked paragraph in the second capture below is relevant to this thread.
Based on what
Harsh
described, if a dispute document has HTML uploaded, it shouldn't be showing up in lexical order but in HTML order. IC/0418/01 as an example still has the same problem described in the original video as shown below on both app.islg and staging.islg.
Uploading a new HTML may address this issue if a dispute document didn't already have HTML uploaded, but this potential solution doesn't address the issue where dispute documents already have HTML uploaded like IC/0418/01.
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Paul
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Morgan Maguire,CEO
Right
Paul
, but
Irit
is referring above to the order of paragraphs in specific references, which is a different issue.
I'm going to step away from this and let, you,
Harsh
and
Irit
sort this out.
Morgan
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Morgan Maguire,CEO
Ok. Thanks
Irit
and
Paul
.
Harsh
, please refer to
Paul
comment above. The document has an HTML but the pinpoint references are not appearing in the order they appear in the HTML as you've stated they should be. Could you please investigate and resolve.
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Morgan
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Harsh Parikh,Tech Lead
Hi
Morgan
and
Paul
,
We checked above Screenshot and found that both Documents have pending html. That's why the Action menu is disable. Please check the Paragraph References which Document have Html File.
Above both document which you highlighted in screenshot haven't html file.
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Irit Weinfeld
Hi
Harsh
IC/0418/01 SolEs v. Spain, ICSID Case No. ARB/15/38, Award, 31 July 2019 has the HTML file on app.islg:
IC/0418/01 is the referenced document, not the documents
Paul
has highlighted above that contain the references. As
Harsh
has correctly pointed out, the PV Investors v. Kingdom of Spain documents do not HTMLs, hence, the pinpoint references to do not appear in the correct order.
Harsh
has stated that when these HTMLs are uploaded, the pinpoint references with appear in the order that they appear in HTML. We need to perform a test that confirms this.
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Morgan
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Irit Weinfeld
Thank you
Harsh
and
Morgan
,
I'm sorry about that. I now understand that you meant the HTML of the documents referring to IC/0418/01.
Irit
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Morgan Maguire,CEO
Hi
Irit
and
Paul
,
Just a reminder that we need to perform a test to confirm that adding the HTML to a dispute document will resolve the ordering issue above. My suggestion is that you record the UINs of a few documents that have completed HTMLs pending upload to the new application and are experiencing the ordering issue above, and then examine them again when their HTMLs are uploaded to the system.
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Morgan
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Paul Moon
Hi
Morgan
:
Irit
will identify three documents and see if uploading the HTML makes any difference or not.
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Paul
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Morgan Maguire,CEO
Hi
Irit
and
Paul
,
Now that the recent batch of HTML documents has been added to app.islg, could you please confirm whether the ordering issue above is now resolved for documents within batch 1.
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Morgan
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Paul Moon
Ok,
Morgan
.
Irit
, please pick three dispute documents from batch 1 and check JP citator of the dispute documents that predate the three documents you'll choose (you're not checking JP citator of the three dispute documents). You will be able to identify which JP citator to check by going into analysis list.
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Paul
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Irit Weinfeld
Hi
Morgan
and
Paul
,
This issue has been fixed.
I checked the following UINs:
UN/0127/29 Resolute Forest Products v. Canada - Decision on Jurisdiction and Admissibility (selected from the Analysis list from AF/0045/24, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
UN/0030/07 Chemtura v. Canada - Award (selected from the Analysis list from IC/0068/03, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
IC/0418/01 SolEs v. Spain, Award (selected from Analysis list from UN/0121/05, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
These examples previously had paragraph numbers that were not in numerical order. Now that the Batch 1 HTMLs were added, they are displaying properly.
1. Paragraph references are displayed in a lexical order, not numerical.
2. Certain paragraphs are repeated similar to Article Citator All References repeating excerpt paragraphs - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild.
The first issue is not possible to set as numeric order as the so many migrated data as contain character value as well (ex, 11a, 11a), 11.a etc..)
The second issue is same as which I mentioned in this thread (Duplicate References in Jurisprudence Citator on the Rebuild Live Site - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild)
Regarding the first issue, we need to come up with a system generated order for paragraph references across the various tools. Would it be possible to make the order based on the order the paragraph or footnote appears in the HTML?
Regarding the second issue, I guess I was wrong in my comments here: Re: Duplicate References in Jurisprudence Citator on the Rebuild Live Site - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild in assuming that this issue didn't affect the Article Citator data, because it looks like it has. We'll have to examine this on Thursday and come up with a solution to this data problem.
Thanks,
Morgan
In this task, I have added comment in wrong thread. Please see my comment below for this thread.
We did ordering of paragraph tagging number by html structure wise. But, some HTMLs are pending (In Queue) so the ordering is not set for those document cards. once we will integrate HTMLs in application then Paragraph tagging ordering will be set automatically by html structure wise.
Continuing with the discussion here that was happening in the wrong thread: Re: Jurisprudence Citator paragraph references appear out of order - TOLOGIX - ISLG App Rebuild, let's ensure we discuss how to test this issue during our team meeting on Wednesday.
Thanks,
Morgan
Hi
Please see Paul's response below.
I think your comment above is focusing on the wrong issue. We're focused on the order of the pinpoint references in this to-do, not the order of the specific references, that was dealt with in a different to-do.
Morgan
Below is what Harsh posted in the other thread by mistake. The square marked paragraph in the second capture below is relevant to this thread.
Thanks,
Paul
I'm going to step away from this and let, you,
Morgan
Thanks,
Morgan
We checked above Screenshot and found that both Documents have pending html. That's why the Action menu is disable. Please check the Paragraph References which Document have Html File.
Above both document which you highlighted in screenshot haven't html file.
IC/0418/01 SolEs v. Spain, ICSID Case No. ARB/15/38, Award, 31 July 2019 has the HTML file on app.islg:
This is the Source File. But the References are available in following 2 PDF file where HTML are still pending.
The UIN of the Referencing Document are :
UN/0121/04
UN/0121/05
The Ordering is generating as per above UIN's Html which is currently Pending.
IC/0418/01 is the referenced document, not the documents
Thanks,
Morgan
I'm sorry about that. I now understand that you meant the HTML of the documents referring to IC/0418/01.
Irit
Just a reminder that we need to perform a test to confirm that adding the HTML to a dispute document will resolve the ordering issue above. My suggestion is that you record the UINs of a few documents that have completed HTMLs pending upload to the new application and are experiencing the ordering issue above, and then examine them again when their HTMLs are uploaded to the system.
Thanks,
Morgan
Thanks,
Paul
Now that the recent batch of HTML documents has been added to app.islg, could you please confirm whether the ordering issue above is now resolved for documents within batch 1.
Thanks,
Morgan
Thanks,
Paul
This issue has been fixed.
I checked the following UINs:
UN/0127/29 Resolute Forest Products v. Canada - Decision on Jurisdiction and Admissibility (selected from the Analysis list from AF/0045/24, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
UN/0030/07 Chemtura v. Canada - Award (selected from the Analysis list from IC/0068/03, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
IC/0418/01 SolEs v. Spain, Award (selected from Analysis list from UN/0121/05, uploaded as part of Batch 1)
These examples previously had paragraph numbers that were not in numerical order. Now that the Batch 1 HTMLs were added, they are displaying properly.
Thanks,
Irit
Morgan