Handle MI_Metadata from CSW record XML #210
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Handles MI_Metadata elements returned from CSW XML records, rather than returning None and causing an error later. Raises an exception when neither MD_Metadata nor MI_Metadata are found. Also sets encoding argument to 'unicode' rather than unicode (type), so that Python 3 does not break.
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This looks good. I'll wait until the tests are fixed on master to double check is not breaking anything and I'll merge it. |
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Handles MI_Metadata elements returned from CSW XML records, rather than
returning None and causing an error later. Raises an exception
when neither MD_Metadata nor MI_Metadata are found. Also sets encoding
argument to 'unicode' rather than unicode (type), so that Python 3 does
not break.