Closed graeme-a-stewart closed 5 years ago
@davidlange6 - very weird that you were never in the HSF developer group, so I invited you now.
here is a nice (but old) cross experiment reference that makes the point
(I don't find proceedings)
and a more recent HSF talk (also by Pete)
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In CWP/papers/HSF-CWP-2017-01_roadmap/latex/cwp-main.tex:
@@ -227,7 +227,8 @@ \section{Software and Computing data management software to manage its share of WLCG resources.
In order to process the data, the 4 largest LHC experiments have written -more than 20 million lines of program code over the last 15 years. This +more than 20 million lines of program code over the last 15 years +\cite{1742-6596-898-7-072013}. This
I doubt we get to 20M from 4 experiments. but we had agreed to make this more vague regardless, no? Its on my list to find a reference from cms (which can be GitHub if all else fails).
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OK, all the comments should be addressed now
OK, I think I am about done - going to rebase onto the current head of master and resolve conflicts
Yep, rebase is a delight!
I'm aware of @davidlange6's PR that may conflict with this one. Shall we anyway proceed and accept this PR now? It's ready since yesterday as far as I can see.
Hi @eduardo-rodrigues - I have a few other updates to make, but no problem, I will start a new branch from the head of master.
I dealt with many of the comments from the referees for the CSBS version of the CWP. There are many commits as I managed each edit as a separate entity to avoid too much confusion (and easier to rebase any modifications). However, I would squash on acceptance.
The comments I handled I marked up with strike-through in the tracking Google Doc. They should be ticked off in #105 too.
(There are some trivial whitespace cleaning changes in the first commit - the atom editor just likes to do that...)