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- 10.1007/s11242-019-01310-1 is OK
- 10.1007/978-3-642-27177-9 is OK
- 10.5281/zenodo.5387765 is OK
- 10.18637/jss.v064.i12 is OK
- 10.5194/adgeo-56-33-2021 is OK
- 10.21105/joss.02412 is OK
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Hello @jmp75 and @waternumbers! Thanks so much for agreeing to review. Links to reviewing information are in the top message. You can generate your checklist with @editorialbot generate my checklist
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Hey @waternumbers, @jmp75! Checking in. Do either of you need any help getting started?
@jsta as you can see I started! I've got further then the tick boxes above suggest. Will finish by Friday. Am I correct in thinking I can give feedback to the authors via github issues?
@waternumbers Ah yes, I'm sorry, my mistake. Yes, opening GitHub issues on the authors repository would be ideal. If something doesn't quite fit the issue format, leaving a note in the checklist box is an alternative. Thanks for your work on the review.
@jsta the review ticklist above is complete. When I have access to add issues to the author repository (seems to require manual approval.) I'll add my comments there and edit this post with links. Nothing major, just a few bits that could do with changing.
@waternumbers Thanks so much! I take a look at those links when they're up.
@waternumbers Thanks for your review. I have also a push mirror at https://github.com/joboog/r2ogs6 where you could open an issue if that would be ok with the JOSS guidelines (@jsta ).
@joboog its OK I have access now - delay is me being in a different place to the PC with the review notes on...
Links to review comments: Paper comments: https://gitlab.opengeosys.org/ogs/tools/r2ogs6/-/issues/86 Functionality/Documentation: https://gitlab.opengeosys.org/ogs/tools/r2ogs6/-/issues/87
Hello @jmp75 ! Just checking in, have you had a chance to start your review?
@joboog Since this review seems to have stalled. I've begun searching for a reviewer to replace @jmp75. Do you have any suggestions?
What about @rchlumsk or @ldecicco-USGS ?
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I am sorry for the extreme delay here.
@waternumbers I see you have most of your boxes checked and then went into issues to bring up a few more items. Were these finished?
Hi @ldecicco-USGS and @rchlumsk! Are you interested in reviewing this submission? We had a reviewer disappear and would love to have your expert eyes on this software. We carry out our checklist-driven reviews here in GitHub issues and follow these guidelines: https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/review_criteria.html
I'm heading out on vacation starting tomorrow through the holidays. If you still need someone in early January I could do it.
@kthyng sorry was in normal journal mode, viewed these as minor corrections so didn't expect to see the changes.... I see @joboog has replied to one set of issues I raised but will presume both sets are fixed are revise review as though they are
Hi all
Thanks for the opportunity. I'm afraid I have to decline though, I don't have capacity for reviews at the moment.
Best of luck, Rob
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@waternumbers Ok great! Please be sure to check off the review boxes as tasks are finished.
@ldecicco-USGS I will take you up on this! Many people won't be working for the next few weeks so that will be pretty consistent across the board. I'll add you as a reviewer and edit this page accordingly, but let me know if you have any permissions issues.
Thank you @rchlumsk!
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@joboog , I tried signing in with my GitHub user name to the GitLab repo (to start a Review issue), but it's waiting on approval. I'm guessing it's not a great time during the holidays and all, but also wanted to make sure that's the way to get access to creating issues. Let me know if there's something else I would need to do.
Please note the JOSS submission requirements include:
The software must be hosted at a location where users can open issues and propose code changes without manual approval of (or payment for) accounts.
Good to know @danielskatz , hopefully that's an easy fix.
My first issue is figuring out where the "your_ogs6_bin_path" is. I installed in my Terminal:
python -m venv .venv
pip install ogs
I do not see a bin path anywhere in the ogs folder. Are there additional instructions for finding that? I'm on Windows, and I don't have administrative access to my computer. I'll need to file an IT ticket to install OGS if it's more complicated than the pip installation.
@joboog Please comment on your updates and respond to comments above when possible.
Good to know @danielskatz , hopefully that's an easy fix.
My first issue is figuring out where the "your_ogs6_bin_path" is. I installed in my Terminal:
python -m venv .venv pip install ogs
I do not see a bin path anywhere in the ogs folder. Are there additional instructions for finding that? I'm on Windows, and I don't have administrative access to my computer. I'll need to file an IT ticket to install OGS if it's more complicated than the pip installation.
On Windows, the ogs
executable is located in the Scripts
sub directory of your installation directory (see instructions for Windows here).
The other option is just to download the zip files including ogs binaries for Windows from the release page. Works without admin rights.
@joboog , I tried signing in with my GitHub user name to the GitLab repo (to start a Review issue), but it's waiting on approval. I'm guessing it's not a great time during the holidays and all, but also wanted to make sure that's the way to get access to creating issues. Let me know if there's something else I would need to do.
Probably, the responsible gitlab admin is still on holidays.
I will migrate r2ogs6
to github.com to allow free access.
In case there's a question, we're debugging installation questions here: https://github.com/joboog/r2ogs6/issues/1
I'm taking over as editor!
@ldecicco-USGS Thank you for the update! Yes it's hard to tell exactly where any conversation is occurring...
@joboog Did you migrate to github? If so I can update the repo address in this issue.
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@ldecicco-USGS Thank you for the update! Yes it's hard to tell exactly where any conversation is occurring...
@joboog Did you migrate to github? If so I can update the repo address in this issue.
@kthyng Yes, the package is available on github despite not fully migrated yet.
@waternumbers can you check off all the boxes from your review that are indeed finished?
@ldecicco-USGS and @joboog looks like you have an on-going conversation and @ldecicco-USGS perhaps some more checkboxes to go!
At this point I'm still unable to install the proper version of vtk (8.2). Until the r2ogs6
package can handle vtk 9.3.0 which is the version that is linked from the doc (https://pypi.org/project/vtk/), I don't think I can review the package functionality. All of the functions that are used to create the ogs6_obj work perfectly. I therefore assume ogs6_run_simulation
and ogs6_read_output_files
would work - but they require the older vtk library.
Since this package is for R users, it will be important to include detailed instructions on how to install the mandatory Python libraries. The reason I would choose this package over the Python ogs6py package is because I'm much more comfortable in R. The reason I'm more comfortable in R is because installing things in Python gives me a headache π
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The paper nicely outlines why someone would be interested in this package, and gives a nice example of how to use it. I would recommend cleaning up the final paragraph.
"Please, check the following package vignettes for more information: a) a further guide on how to create ensemble runs (link), b) a tutorial to set up a single simulation of a hydro-mechanics benchmark with the package functions (link), and c) a guide how to start to further develop the package (link)."
Would it be possible to create a GitLab page using pkgdown
, and link to a rendered version of the Rmd? I'd also suggest removing the "Please, " to just read:
"Check the following package vignettes...."
Until the r2ogs6 package can handle vtk 9.3.0 which is the version that is linked from the doc (https://pypi.org/project/vtk/), I don't think I can review the package functionality
@joboog Is this something you can do? Other potential users may have this issue too.
Until the r2ogs6 package can handle vtk 9.3.0 which is the version that is linked from the doc (https://pypi.org/project/vtk/), I don't think I can review the package functionality
@joboog Is this something you can do? Other potential users may have this issue too.
@kthyng Yes, I am working on it.
@joboog Ok I'll check back in in a few weeks.
@joboog How are things going? I would suggest that I "pause" this issue so that I stop bothering you about it every few weeks. Alternatively, if it looks like the revisions necessary will take more than 1-2 months it may be better to withdraw the submission with the intention of resubmitting, so as to not keep this review issue open for too too long. Let me know what you would like to do.
@joboog I am going to pause this issue but I would like to hear back from you in the next 2 weeks, say by April 22nd, about the time frame you'll need for the revisions. Thanks.
@kthyng Sorry, I have been sick the last two weeks and did not check this issue recently. I think will be done with the revision by end of April. Would that be ok for you?
@joboog Yes let's aim for that, thanks! Hope you feel better.
Submitting author: !--author-handle-->@joboog<!--end-author-handle-- (Johannes Boog) Repository: https://gitlab.opengeosys.org/ogs/tools/r2ogs6 Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): 40-joss-submission Version: 0.4.643 Editor: !--editor-->@kthyng<!--end-editor-- Reviewers: @waternumbers, @ldecicco-USGS Archive: Pending
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