Once we made a release to PyPi, we will be archiving the release on Zenodo for preservation and citability. This requires one of two files:
a) Either a zenodo.json file. A minimal example is already in this repo. It would need to contain the names of all contributors as well as some minimal metadata (a useful example could be the zenodo.json file from datalad-osf)
b) Or a CITATION.cff file. This is a new feature from Github, and just a few days ago, Zenodo announced support for it. An example is in the datalad repository. If we go for CITATION.cff, we need to remove the zenodo.json file from this repository, else Zenodo will pick this one up instead.
Once we made a release to PyPi, we will be archiving the release on Zenodo for preservation and citability. This requires one of two files:
a) Either a
zenodo.jsonfile. A minimal example is already in this repo. It would need to contain the names of all contributors as well as some minimal metadata (a useful example could be the zenodo.json file from datalad-osf) b) Or aCITATION.cfffile. This is a new feature from Github, and just a few days ago, Zenodo announced support for it. An example is in the datalad repository. If we go forCITATION.cff, we need to remove thezenodo.jsonfile from this repository, else Zenodo will pick this one up instead.