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Rethinking the "Sharing your analysis" section. #42

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cboettig opened this issue Jul 19, 2017 · 1 comment
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Rethinking the "Sharing your analysis" section. #42

cboettig opened this issue Jul 19, 2017 · 1 comment

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@cboettig
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I don't think we should recommend docker commit and docker push as the way to 'publish' a Dockerfile. This results in just a binary image blob being uploaded to the hub, which is not particularly transparent; a user really has no way of knowing / trusting that the image contains what it says.

I think it would be better to simply put the Dockerfile on Github and link it as an automated build. (In this case, users should probably use one of the version-specific tags instead of :latest in their FROM line to ensure long-term reproducibility / stability of the build).

@HeidiSeibold
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How would I add my data set to that tough? If I want to share my entire research project, do I have to have all the data etc also in the GitHub repo?

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