SimonGoring / neotoma_paper

Repository for the neotoma package paper.
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Clean up the repo & render submitted version #33

Open gavinsimpson opened 10 years ago

gavinsimpson commented 10 years ago

Now that we've submitted, we should clean the messy repo up a bit and get rid of all the extraneous files that built up over the weeks.

Delete:

Move:

Render:

Render final versions of the submitted paper

Finally, tag the repo as a submission so we record this point in the history.

gavinsimpson commented 10 years ago

Before anyone spends a lot /any time on this, I have a branch in my fork which is tackling the issue above.

I intended to do a PR last night but I had a problem with the code erroring out during render(). I'm rerunning with a clean cache but one of the examples needs a lot of data and that takes a while.

SimonGoring commented 10 years ago

Great. Thanks Gavin. Yes, the mammal example is big. @andydawson put in a commented if/else statement that would save the output but I cut it out for the final rendering. I suppose we can put it back in if we want.

Is the error around missing figures? I kept getting that intermittently, but didn't worry too much about it because I had backup figures.

I'm going to go back to the neotoma package too and update the version number & some stuff to indicate which version accompanies the paper text, but I've got some catch-up to do this week, so I appreciate the work cleaning this repo up.

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Before anyone spends a lot /any time on this, I have a branch in my fork https://github.com/gavinsimpson/neotoma_paper/tree/clean-up which is tackling the issue above.

I intended to do a PR last night but I had a problem with the code erroring out during render(). I'm rerunning with a clean cache but one of the examples needs a lot of data and that takes a while.

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gavinsimpson commented 10 years ago

No worries @SimonGoring. The error was a subscript out of bounds which seems odd and suggests to me that I have a cache issue locally - I had WiFi crap out on me at home last night whilst it was downloading the data for one of the examples.

I think we should snapshot the data as of date of submission (i.e. now). I'll do that once I've checked that I haven't screwed anything up by removing files we really do need. But I'll do that after we tag for the submission code.