Given a list of projects, run the SQALE tests against each project. This would build on the SQALE automation issue. The point of this issue is to limit manual intervention to ensure reproducibility of our results. Someone else should be able to, from scratch, feed this script/tool/whatever a list of projects and whatever metadata we require and then the SQALE environments should spin up and run. My advice is to do something sufficiently workable (on a local system for instance). If we determine a need to do this on larger sample sizes or we discover other limitations, then we can look into making it more complex. Remember, the goal of this is just reproducibility.
Given a list of projects, run the SQALE tests against each project. This would build on the SQALE automation issue. The point of this issue is to limit manual intervention to ensure reproducibility of our results. Someone else should be able to, from scratch, feed this script/tool/whatever a list of projects and whatever metadata we require and then the SQALE environments should spin up and run. My advice is to do something sufficiently workable (on a local system for instance). If we determine a need to do this on larger sample sizes or we discover other limitations, then we can look into making it more complex. Remember, the goal of this is just reproducibility.