Closed iramosp closed 1 month ago
Good news! I will add your lesson to the list and keep you updated when we start the beta phase
Hello @datacarpentry/python-ecology-lesson-es-maintainers,
Thank you for your patience during the last quarter. I am pleased to announce that the transition to beta phase for this lesson will take place in 9 weeks on 2022-12-05.
the beta phase is divided into the following schedule of stages
Please let me know if this does not work for you and I will do my best to accommodate. Importantly: please resolve (close or merge) any open pull requests before 2022-01-16 because the beta stage will involve changing the folder structure of this repository which will render any existing pull requests invalid.
During this first pre-beta stage of the Beta Phase, I will give you access to https://github.com/fishtree-attempt/python-ecology-lesson-es and encourage you to test out the following things on the lesson to get familiar with The Workbench. Here are some suggestions:
I will be recording a short video describing the changes you will see in the next week, so be sure to keep your eyes out for that.
Hello @zkamvar, I have a problem with the timing: the dates are for 2023?
the beta phase is divided into the following schedule of stages
- 2022-12-05: pre-beta stage (two repos, two sites)
- 2022-01-16: beta stage (one repo, two sites)
- 2022-03-13: pre-release stage (one repo, one site)
@aguspesce oops! Thank you for pointing that out. I've fixed the dates.
Hi @datacarpentry/python-ecology-lesson-es-maintainers,
I apologise for not having contacted you all yet. I am still planning on sending your lesson into the beta phase, but it will not happen until tomorrow or maybe next week. I am currently writing an update that will appear on The Carpentries blog about the challenges we are facing in terms of organising the beta phase.
Thank you all for your patience.
Zhian
in the meantime, you can read the update I posted here about some of the delays that we have encountered: https://carpentries.org/blog/2022/11/dovetail-011/
I am still planning on sending your lesson into the beta phase, but it will not happen until tomorrow or maybe next week.
That's all right, thank you for the update, @zkamvar.
Note: this is identical to the message I sent directly via email
The beta phase has been in progress since the end of October, but because of various changing circumstances, I will be pushing back the beta phase timeline according to the revised schedule below, synchronising all of the beta phase repositories. With this new timeline, you will have more time to explore the repository snapshots, I will have time to provide more clear communications, and—because everyone will go through each stage synchronously—you will all be able to exchange tips and tricks together.
Note that Toby Hodges, Vini Salazar, and I will be hosting weekly helpdesk sessions, whose times we will send to you soon.
Here is the revised schedule, which you can also find on The Workbench beta phase website:
We will make the conversion of all of our lessons to use The Workbench on 2023-05-01
Thank you once again for agreeing to participate in the beta phase of The Carpentries Workbench. Your efforts in testing the infrastructure on your established lessons are invaluable to improving the workbench and I want to make sure that we take the time to get that right.
Hello and happy new year!
This is a reminder that on 06 February 2023 (just under four weeks away), your lesson repositories will be transformed to use The Carpentries Workbench. This is the irreversible second stage of the beta phase where the Workbench version of the lesson will be live and the styles version will be frozen.
The lesson repository will change with a trimmed-down git history that reflects authorship. To prevent accidental overwriting of repository content, I will temporarily change your access to the repository as ‘read-only’. To regain ‘maintain’ access,
I am ready for write access :rocket:
If you have any questions, would like help resolving PRs, or anything at all, you can email, slack, or schedule a meeting with me: https://calendly.com/zkamvar.
Hello Maintainers,
Today is the day the lesson transitions into the second stage of the beta phase :tada:
I have created lesson release for this lesson and also have downloaded an archive of the repository and all associated comments. Before the end of the day, I will do the following:
Once the transition happens, I will give access to those who follow the instructions:
- (MUST DO) make a fresh clone of or update your lesson on your computer.
- (MUST DO) respond here with
I am ready for write access :rocket:
Thank you all for the commitment to testing this out and for all your feedback so far!
The transition is done. When you have created a fresh clone of the lesson, please comment here with I am ready for write access :rocket:
and I will grant you write access to the repository (note that we are going to leave the main branch protected).
I am ready for write access :rocket:
Thank you for your hard work @zkamvar!
Done!
@zkamvar : I am ready for write access :rocket:
Thanks for your work!
Thank you all for your hard work getting the pull requests merged and giving feedback.
Now that you all have access, here are some resources that can help you understand how to handle the transition:
Hi @zkamvar, I am ready for write access :rocket: Thank you!
Congratulations! You all now have write access!
Hi @zkamvar, We would like to register our lesson to join the beta phase of The Workbench, when it resumes. All the maintainers (@vinisalazar, @aguspesce, and I) have agreed to this. There hasn't been much activity in our repo, and we would be happy to try the new infrastructure. Thanks!