Open malvikasharan opened 2 years ago
I have been trying to implement the use of GIN (a gitlab-similar tool) for RDM in the lab. See https://github.com/tonic-team/tonic.homerepository for the vision (template+git + synchronisation scripts + maybe submodules).
Issues are:
I am now seriously thinking submodules are needed, and look into using datalad in the background.
PS: There is a 95% chance that I will run a long retreat next year to train people on exactly these subjects, will be happy to contribute here.
Thank you so much @jcolomb. This is fantastic case study and will be helpful for the RDM chapter (and maybe implementation as well). CC-ing @LydiaFrance who has been collating notes from interviews we have had in the last week.
Crossreferencing the summary of interview from the project management repo here for reference: https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/data-training-for-bioscience/issues/23
Add following members as contributors:
Victor Tybulewicz:
Radoslav Enchev:
Francesca Ciccarelli:
Florencia Iacaruso:
Evangenline Corcoran
Jim Maas:
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