identifiers:
- type: "doi"
value: "10.xxxxxx"
description: "DOI for this repository archived in Zenodo"
repository-code: "https://github.com/tdwg/ltc"
url: "https://github.com/tdwg/ltc/wiki"
citation_release.CFF:
identifiers:
- type: "doi"
value: "10.xxxxxx"
description: "DOI for this repository archived in Zenodo"
repository-code: "https://github.com/tdwg/ltc/"
url: "https://tdwg.github.io/ltc/"
The CFF standard allows the association of identifiers with the publication or published resource, e.g. a DOI.
We thought it sensible, once LtC is ratified to archive the release version and a current repository snapshot on Zenodo. This apparently will generate a DOI for each of them.
Once this is done, the CFFs should be updated with the DOIs (currently a placeholder is present).
Alternatively, the identifier keyword should be removed from the CFFs.
@jbstatgen -- We'll follow up on this (happy to help!) at the July monthly LtC call, after the term IRI & versioning is worked out - #85 (& related issues)
From citation.CFF:
citation_release.CFF:
The CFF standard allows the association of identifiers with the publication or published resource, e.g. a DOI. We thought it sensible, once LtC is ratified to archive the release version and a current repository snapshot on Zenodo. This apparently will generate a DOI for each of them. Once this is done, the CFFs should be updated with the DOIs (currently a placeholder is present).
Alternatively, the identifier keyword should be removed from the CFFs.