get_package in Zenodo adapter out of date?

[jonaslenz]

Getting packages from zenodo fails.

The example on https://framework.frictionlessdata.io/docs/portals/zenodo.html

from pprint import pprint
from frictionless import portals, Package

package = Package("https://zenodo.org/record/7078760")
package.infer()
print(package)

fails with the error FrictionlessException: [error] Package/s not found
This might be related to #1607.

It seems that due to an update of the zenodo api by now the string "/content" is appended to every file-URL. (e.g. https://zenodo.org/api/records/7078760/files/datapackage.json/content). I'm not very experienced in frictionless code, but tried a little:

One could delete "/content" from the URL in the get_package() for file recognition and reappend it for downloading:

def get_package(record: Record, title: str, formats: List[str]) -> Package:  # type: ignore
    package = Package(title=title)
    package.title = title
    for file in record.data["files"]:  # type: ignore
        path = file["links"]["self"] # type: ignore
<<<<<
        path = path.replace("/content", "") # delete "/content" from path url
>>>>>
        is_resource_file = any(path.endswith(ext) for ext in formats)  # type: ignore
        if path.endswith(("datapackage.json")):  # type: ignore
<<<<<
            return Package.from_descriptor(path+"/content", title=title)  # type: ignore, reappend "/content"
>>>>>
        if path.endswith("zip") and not is_resource_file:  # type: ignore
            try:
<<<<<
                package = Package(path+"/content")  # type: ignore, reappend "/content"
>>>>>
                package.title = title
                return package
            except FrictionlessException as exception:
                # Skips package descriptor not found exception
                # and continues reading files.
                if "[Errno 2] No such file or directory" not in str(exception):
                    raise exception
        if is_resource_file:
            package.basepath = f'https://zenodo.org/api/files/{file["bucket"]}'
            resource = Resource(path=file["key"])  # type: ignore
            package.add_resource(resource)
    return package

But at least their remains an issue with the if is_resource_file: - The Key "bucket" does not exist.