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wishlist: dandi wtf #57
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We just need to strip away |
oh, crazy but now making so much sense in hinge sight came to my mind -- we should (ab)use https://github.com/duecredit/duecredit/ !!! We just need to add duecredit support to all related projects -- that would kill ATM we only "inject" versioning for numpy but it already works
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we can add duecredit. there are two things that come to mind:
there is no good answer, but before investing too much time, we may want to be clear about the kinds of sections of citations that would be generated. |
re datasets: yes, ultimately we should aim for that. For DataLad datasets with some older aggregated metadata we already do that BTW, see datalad/datalad#3184 re misses: in the context of this issue, of primary interest is version information on all involved dependencies. As for "due credit" of all contributors -- someone smart could e.g. extend duecredit to provide a mode where it would list all contributors associated with github repository or smth like that. But it would not be "citeable" really. The best is to just use zenodo records per each (used) version (would also be a nice feature to add to duecredit, so it could automagically choose correct DOI according to the version). Eh -- we even had it "planned": duecredit/duecredit#117 |
re datasets: it would be up for us actually to just add edit: meanwhile could be some free text based on description etc with url to dandiset if known, again with a simple due.cite(Text()) |
similar to
datalad wtf
but with details pertinent to dandi. Here is datalad exampleDataLad 0.12.2 WTF (configuration, datalad, dependencies, environment, extensions, git-annex, location, metadata_extractors, python, system)
WTF
configuration <SENSITIVE, report disabled by configuration>
datalad
dependencies
environment
extensions
git-annex
location
metadata_extractors
python
system
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