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@whedon generate pdf
Attempting PDF compilation. Reticulating splines etc...
:wave: @richteague - many thanks for your submission to JOSS. Next up we need to find a reviewer or two for this submission. Could you take a look at this list of potential reviewers and suggest a few here that might be suitable? Alternatively, you can suggest names of people not on this list that I can contact.
@arfon - Looking through the list mattpitkin, ygrange, adam-m-jcbs or zhampel would all be appropriate (Python and astronomy/astrophysics interests).
:wave: @adam-m-jcbs - would you be willing to review this submission for JOSS? We carry out our checklist-driven reviews here in GitHub issues and follow these guidelines: https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/review_criteria.html
:wave: @arfon, @richteague - I am willing and feel competent to review the submission. However, I am currently quite subscribed through February. I cannot guarantee I'll be able to make time in my schedule to complete the review until my plate is clearer in March. I've agreed to do a review I didn't have room for in the past and am trying to not repeat that mistake. Were I to be selected as the reviewer, I wouldn't be able to promise completion of the review until March 15. I will attempt to complete it sooner, but am not comfortable promising to have it done sooner than that.
If this constraint is something y'all are both comfortable with and would still like me to do the review, please let me know. Looks like an interesting project I'd like to learn more about!
@arfon - What's the best practice when it comes to further development of the code? I wanted to submit a JOSS paper for it already as there's been quite a bit of work based on the software so far (published and in prep.), but there's definitely some additional features which I'd be interested in implementing. Would I have to wait for the review (i.e. after 15th March) to begin on this, or is it possible to review this version?
@arfon - What's the best practice when it comes to further development of the code? I wanted to submit a JOSS paper for it already as there's been quite a bit of work based on the software so far (published and in prep.), but there's definitely some additional features which I'd be interested in implementing. Would I have to wait for the review (i.e. after 15th March) to begin on this, or is it possible to review this version?
I think it's helpful if the reviewer doesn't have a moving target here. That said, we don't have a reviewer assigned yet you're welcome to make changes right now and let us know about them once a reviewer is ready to go.
@whedon add @kevin-flaherty as reviewer
OK, @kevin-flaherty is now a reviewer
:wave: @richteague - @kevin-flaherty has kindly volunteered to review this submission for us. Are you still planning on making some changes to this package soon? If not, we are ready to move forward to the actual review.
@arfon - Sounds great to me! No more changes need to be made. Thanks!
@whedon start review
OK, I've started the review over in https://github.com/openjournals/joss-reviews/issues/1220. Feel free to close this issue now!
@richteague @kevin-flaherty - see you over in #1220 for the actual review.
Submitting author: @richteague (Richard Teague) Repository: https://github.com/richteague/eddy Version: v1.1 Editor: @arfon Reviewers: @kevin-flaherty
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