I like the idea of creating (say) an annual release of Library Carpentry, with a DOI, et cetera. And I've used the Zenodo-Github link to do this with projects in the past. Looking at my Zenodo account, I making a release for each lesson so this is possible, though I'd rather do a big bundle per Programming Historian https://zenodo.org/record/30935#.V8VN9I78_6h. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? What I guess I'm proposing is that we do a "version x" release of all the Github repos combined (in some way..) on a semi-regular basis. This will need to be managed to ensure: 1) it is done at the regular intervals 2) everyone involved in credited correctly 3) the metadata is put somewhere public for reference.
drjwbaker
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8 years ago
I like the idea of creating (say) an annual release of Library Carpentry, with a DOI, et cetera. And I've used the Zenodo-Github link to do this with projects in the past. Looking at my Zenodo account, I making a release for each lesson so this is possible, though I'd rather do a big bundle per Programming Historian https://zenodo.org/record/30935#.V8VN9I78_6h. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? What I guess I'm proposing is that we do a "version x" release of all the Github repos combined (in some way..) on a semi-regular basis. This will need to be managed to ensure: 1) it is done at the regular intervals 2) everyone involved in credited correctly 3) the metadata is put somewhere public for reference.
cc @jt14den