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if the type is empty, it will update 'processed' timestamp, otherwise it updates specific timetamps
the specific column timestamps are used for tracking, the main timestamp (the one that is used by the code to decide whether something was already tried) is the processed
so it makes sense if mark_processed is called with type=None from several places
it would make sense if it was called twice (or multiple times) for a bibcode, e.g.
type=solr
type=metrics
type=None
what would not make sense, if a particular bibcode was mark_processed several times with the same type set (i.e. the bibcode be present in multiple sets)
There are several calls to
mark_processed
withouttype
here:ADSMasterPipeline/adsmp/app.py
Line 643 in 5e057e4
which does not mark the right processed field in the database (e.g., solr, metrics or links processed fields). Is this the intended behavior?
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