Closed blsqr closed 2 weeks ago
Hi @kkappler could you please have a look?
Hi @blsqr, thanks for opening this issue.
Aurora is hosted by the simpeg project, and they have a fairly extensive contributing guidelines.
To address this issue, I added a minimal CONTRIBUTING.rst borrowing some text from the opensourceguide link you shared, and then added a link to the simpeg guidelines in the .rst.
There is a pull request staged to merge these changes into JOSS branch. I tried to add @blsqr as a reviewer on the PR, but I think I would need to add you formally to the project -- Happy to do that if you request.
Hi @kkappler and co-authors,
I'm here as one of the reviewers for your submission to JOSS and will be opening a few issues as part of the review process. Some of them will be suggestions or questions, others I would deem required to address review criteria. I am happy to discuss anything or even assist in implementation, if this is something you would consider.
This issue pertains to a requirement for JOSS publications of having clear community and contribution guidelines:
I could not find any information regarding this in your repository or the documentation. Did I miss anything?
If not, this requirement could be addressed with a "Contributing to aurora" section in the README and the documentation; or a separate
CONTRIBUTING.md
file at the top-level of the repository (linked to from the README and docs), which I feel is an established way of communicating contribution guidelines.For a collection of resources around open source contributions, I find the following quite useful: https://github.com/github/opensource.guide … but of course you would need to make your own decisions regarding how best to do this.