The software citation principles define some principles for how software should be cited. Let's look at CFF files to see if they make this possible, e.g.
[ ] providing version (principle of Specificity)
[ ] providing a repository-code URL only (+principle Accessibility, but -principles Unique identification and Peristence)
[ ] providing doi or identifiers/doi and others (principles Unique identification and Peristence)
[ ] providing preferred-citation (against principle Importance (the First Principle))
The software citation principles define some principles for how software should be cited. Let's look at CFF files to see if they make this possible, e.g.
version
(principle of Specificity)repository-code
URL only (+principle Accessibility, but -principles Unique identification and Peristence)doi
oridentifiers/doi
and others (principles Unique identification and Peristence)preferred-citation
(against principle Importance (the First Principle))